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Alexander Pope [ Art and Literature ]
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An Essay on Friendship, 1726 [ Concepts ]
… honour human nature more than by such a practice : Yet if we look abroad into the world, we shall find that vice and enmity obtain a vast interest in the hearts and inclinations of men. Instead of an universal harmony, we shall discover …
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The Spectator, No. 68 (Friday, 18 May 1711) [ Practices ]
… a Friend for his own Occasion, and will not abide in the Day of thy Trouble. And there is a Friend, who being turned to Enmity and Strife will discover thy Reproach. Again, Some Friend is a companion at the Table, and will not continue in …
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On Conversation (1793) [ Concepts ]
… will be universal. Shew to mankind by a few examples the advantages of political discussion undebauched by political enmity and vehemence, and the beauty of the spectacle will soon render the example contagious. Every man will {215} …
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Charles Macklin [ Art and Literature ]
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David Hume [ Philosophy ]
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Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun [ Art and Literature ]
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Gambling [ Games & Sports ]
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