A moral philosophical discourse or, an apology for the reducing publick-expences, in order to the improving our minds and actions: Wherein Is endeavour'd to be demonstrated the Invalidity of those Pretences generally urg'd in Defence of frequenting Publick-Houses. Viz. Business, Interest, Refreshment, Conversation. Written and deliver'd at the Request of a Society. By J.M. Professor of the Philosophic Summum Bonum.

  • J. M., Professor of the Philosophic Summum Bonum.
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1736
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A moral philosophical discourse: or, an apology for the reducing publick-expences, in order to the improving our minds and actions: Wherein Is endeavour'd to be demonstrated the Invalidity of those Pretences generally urg'd in Defence of frequenting Publick-Houses. Viz. Business, Interest, Refreshment, Conversation. Written and deliver'd at the Request of a Society. By J.M. Professor of the Philos

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London : printed for J. Noon, at the White-Hart near Mercers-Chapel, in Cheapside, 1736

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