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William Cobbett Advice To Young Men (fiscal part I)And (Incidentally) To Young Women In The Middle And Higher Ranks Of Life. In a Series

Letters
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Ages 18 and up
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12. You Are Now Arrived At That Age Which The Law Thinks Sufficient To Make An Oath, Taken By You, Valid In a Court Of Law. Let Us Suppose From Fourteen To Nearly Twenty; And, Reserving, For A Future Occasion, My Remarks On Your Duty Towards Parents, Let Me Here Offer You My Advice As To The Means Likely To Contribute Largely Towards Making You A Happy Man, Useful To All About You, And An Honour To Those From Whom You Sprang. [more]

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William Cobbett Advice To Young Men (Fiscal Part I) And (Incidentally) To Young Women In The Middle And Higher Ranks Of Life. In

Letters
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Ages 18 and up
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You Are Now Arrived At That Age Which The Law Thinks Sufficient To Make An Oath, Taken By You, Valid In a Court Of Law. Let Us Suppose From Fourteen To Nearly Twenty; And, Reserving, For A Future Occasion, My Remarks On Your Duty Towards Parents, Let Me Here Offer You My Advice As To The Means Likely To Contribute Largely Towards Making You A Happy Man, Useful To All About You, And An Honour To Those From Whom You Sprang [more]

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James Parkerson The Bankrupt or Advice to the Insolvent A Poem addressed to a friend with other pieces

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Oft have you pray'd me, when in youth, Never to err from paths of truth; [more]

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James Parkerson The Convict's Farewell with Advice to Criminals, before and after Trial

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Farewell ye partner of my woes, farewell! The finest language could but faintly tell, What I now feel [more]

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William Cobbett Advice To Young Men (Fiscal Part I) And (Incidentally) To Young Women In The Middle And Higher Ranks Of Life.

Letters
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Ages 18 and up
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1. It Is The Duty, And Ought To Be The Pleasure, Of Age And Experience To Warn And Instruct Youth And To Come To The Aid Of Inexperience. When Sailors Have Discovered Rocks Or Breakers, And Have Had The Good Luck To Escape With Life From Amidst Them, They, Unless They Be Pirates Or Barbarians As Well As Sailors, Point Out The Spots For The Placing Of Buoys And Of Lights, In Order That Others May Not Be Exposed To The Danger Which They Have So Narrowly Escaped. [more]

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William Cobbett Advice to Young Men And (Incidentally) to Young Women in the Middle and Higher Ranks of Life

In a Series of Letters, Addressed to a Youth, a Bachelor, a Lover, a Husband, a Father, a Citizen, or a Subject.

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It is the duty, and ought to be the pleasure, of age and experience to warn and instruct youth and to come to the aid of inexperience. When sailors have discovered rocks or breakers, and have had the good luck to escape with life from amidst them, they, unless they be pirates or barbarians as well as sailors, point out the spots for the placing of buoys and of lights, in order that others may not be exposed to the danger which they have so narrowly escaped. [more]

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Take my advice, I don’t use it anyway.

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898 Words
Ages 12 and up
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Advice is a beneficial course of action. Advices are magical touches. "Take my advice, I don’t use it anyway." Somebody [more]

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William Cobbett Advice To Young Men (Fiscal Part I) And (Incidentally) To Young Women In The Middle And Higher Ranks Of Life. In

Letters
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99483 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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1. It Is The Duty, And Ought To Be The Pleasure, Of Age And Experience To Warn And Instruct Youth And To Come To The Aid Of Inexperience. When Sailors Have Discovered Rocks Or Breakers, And Have Had The Good Luck To Escape With Life From Amidst Them, They, Unless They Be Pirates Or Barbarians As Well As Sailors, Point Out The Spots For The Placing Of Buoys And Of Lights, In Order That Others May Not Be Exposed To The Danger Which They Have So Narrowly Escaped. What Man Of Common Humanity, Having, By Good Luck, Missed Being Engulfed In a Quagmire Or Quicksand, Will Withhold From His Neighbours A Knowledge Of The Peril Without Which The Dangerous Spots Are Not To Be Approached? 2. The Great Effect Which Correct Opinions And Sound Principles, Imbibed In Early Life, Together With The Good Conduct, At That Age, Which Must Naturally Result From Such Opinions And Principles; The Great Effect Which These Have On The Whole Course Of Our Lives Is, And Must Be, Well Known To Every Man Of Common Observation. [more]

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William Cobbett Advice To Young Men (fiscal part I) And (Incidentally) To Young Women In The Middle And Higher Ranks Of Life. In

Letters
English
96633 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
0

1. It Is The Duty, And Ought To Be The Pleasure, Of Age And Experience To Warn And Instruct Youth And To Come To The Aid Of Inexperience. When Sailors Have Discovered Rocks Or Breakers, And Have Had The Good Luck To Escape With Life From Amidst Them, They, Unless They Be Pirates Or Barbarians As Well As Sailors, Point Out The Spots For The Placing Of Buoys And Of Lights, In Order That Others May Not Be Exposed To The Danger Which They Have So Narrowly Escaped. What Man Of Common Humanity, Having, By Good Luck, Missed Being Engulfed In a Quagmire Or Quicksand, Will Withhold From His Neighbours A Knowledge Of The Peril Without Which The Dangerous Spots Are Not To Be Approached? 2. The Great Effect Which Correct Opinions And Sound Principles, Imbibed In Early Life, Together With The Good Conduct, At That Age, Which Must Naturally Result From Such Opinions And Principles; The Great Effect Which These Have On The Whole Course Of Our Lives Is, And Must Be, Well Known To Every Man Of Common Observation. How Many Of Us, Arrived At Only Forty Years, Have To Repent; Nay, Which Of Us Has Not To Repent, Or Has Not Had To Repent, That He Did Not, At An Earlier Age, Possess A Great Stock Of Knowledge Of That Kind Which Has An Immediate Effect On Our Personal Ease And Happiness; That Kind Of Knowledge, Upon Which The Cheerfulness And The Harmony Of Our Homes Depend! 3. It Is To Communicate A Stock Of This Sort Of Knowledge, In Particular, That This Work Is Intended; Knowledge, Indeed, Relative To Education, To Many Sciences, To Trade, Agriculture, Horticulture, Law, Government, And Religion; Knowledge Relating, Incidentally, To All These; But, The Main Object Is To Furnish That Sort Of Knowledge To The Young Which But Few Men Acquire Until They Be Old, When It Comes Too Late To Be Useful. [more]

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William Cobbett Advice To Young Men And (Incidentally) To Young Women In The Middle And Higher Ranks Of Life. In a Series Of Lett

Letters
English
97626 Words
Ages 18 and up
2
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. It is the duty, and ought to be the pleasure, of age and experience to warn and instruct youth and to come to the aid of inexperience. When sailors have discovered rocks or breakers, and have had the good luck to escape with life from amidst them, they, unless they be pirates or barbarians as well as sailors, point out the spots for the placing of buoys and of lights, in order that others may not be exposed to the danger which they have so narrowly escaped. What man of common humanity, having, by good luck, missed being engulfed in a quagmire or quicksand, will withhold from his neighbours a knowledge of the peril without which the dangerous spots are not to be approached? [more]

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