Charles Butler

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Charles Butler



1750-1832

Average rating: 4.15 · 4,719 ratings · 498 reviews · 434 distinct works
The Feminine Monarchie

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Abba's Apocalypse

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The Life of Hugo Grotius Wi...

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Memoir of the Life of Henry...

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The American Gentleman; pp....

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Letter of Charles Butler, E...

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1X: short comics

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The book of the Roman-Catho...

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A connected series of notes...

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Vindication of the Book of ...

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“How they Agree; how temp'ratly they Feed;
How curiously they Build; how chastly Breed;
How seriously their Bus'ness they intend;
How stoutly they their Common-good defend;
How timely their Provisions are provided;
How orderly their Labors are divided;
What Vertues patterns, and what grounds of Art;
What Pleasures, and what Profits they impart;
When these, with all those other things I mind
Which in this Book, concerning Bees, I finde:
Me thinkes, there is not half that worth in Mee,
Which I have apprehended in a Bee.
And that the Pismere, and these Hony-flies,
Instruct us better to Philosophize,
Than all those tedious Volumes, which, as yet,
Are least unto us by meere Humane-wit.
For, whereas those but only Rules doe give;
These by Examples teach how to live.”
Charles Butler, The Feminine Monarchie



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