...with a fentiment I met with, the other day, in; honeft Montagne : That good-natured author remarks, That there is a certain general claim of kindnefs...which every fpecies of creatures has a right to from us. It' is to be regretted, that this generous maxim is not more attended to, in the affair of education,...

...However I have yet one Doubt, which poffibly may derogate from his Merit, whether he had not pafled his grand Climacteric, before he found out this charming..." Claim of Kindnefs and Benevolence, which " every Species of Creatures has a Right to " from us." And think it much to be regretted, that this generous...

...Montaigne. That good-natured -author remariff, ,t3jat mere is .a certain general claim of kindnef^ F 4 and benevolence which every fpecies of creatures has a right to from us. It is to be regretted that this generous maxim is hot more attended to, in the affair of education,...

...fanguine fcrrum. That amiable philofopher Montaigne " there is a general claim of kind" nefs P " nefs and benevolence, which every. " fpecies of creatures has a right to «' from us." And Shakefpeare too,. that. great oracle of nature, concurs Iu the fame fentiment of humanity,...

...pleafed with a fentiment I met with the other day in honeft Montaigne. That good-natured author remarks, that there is a certain general claim of kindnefs...which every fpecies of creatures has a right to from us. It is to be regretted that this generous maxim is not more attend to, in the affair of education,...

...pleafed with a fendment I met with the other day in honeft Montague. That good-natured author remarks, that there is a certain general claim of kindnefs...which every fpecies of creatures has a right to from us. It is to be regretted, that this generous maxim is not more attended to in the affair of education,...

...have already told you, i* one of the chief objefts of thefe Letters. If what Montaigne fays be true, " that there is a certain general claim of kindnefs and benevolence, which every creature has a right to from us," furely we ought not to fuffer unneceflary feverity to be ufed with...

...already told you, is one of the chief objects of thefe letters.— If what Montaigne fays be true, " that there is a certain general " claim of kindnefs and benevolence, which every creature " has a right to from us," furely we ought not to fuffer unnecefiary feverity towards an animal,...

...to treat them with n moreiYmpathifingtendernefs j Montaigne juftly remarks, that there is a certain claim of kindnefs and benevolence which every fpecies of creatures has a right to from us. It is to be regretted that this general maxim is not more attended to in the education of children,...