The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1806 - Books |
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Page 47
... reason to say so . There are in his writings some allusions to it ; and I saw a paragraph in the newspaper , of his having given Tom Paine a pressing invitation to return to America . If so I should think the report to be true . ' Mr. P ...
... reason to say so . There are in his writings some allusions to it ; and I saw a paragraph in the newspaper , of his having given Tom Paine a pressing invitation to return to America . If so I should think the report to be true . ' Mr. P ...
Page 458
... reason ought to be the judge of the motives of credibints . without which I should no longer be an intelligent and free agent . It will be here seen whether I leave human reason in the possession of all its rights ; it is reason that ...
... reason ought to be the judge of the motives of credibints . without which I should no longer be an intelligent and free agent . It will be here seen whether I leave human reason in the possession of all its rights ; it is reason that ...
Page 522
... reason ; —and from this principle he infers that there must necessarily be five periods in the progress of mankind . Dur- ing the first , reason governs man as instinct , or he is in a state of innocence ; in the second , that instinct ...
... reason ; —and from this principle he infers that there must necessarily be five periods in the progress of mankind . Dur- ing the first , reason governs man as instinct , or he is in a state of innocence ; in the second , that instinct ...
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