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Page 68
... which the author recommends ; we mean , let every man be fully persanded in
his own mind ; and no anarchy nor disorder can be apprehended from the
uncontrol . led exercise of the understanding in the province of religion ; nor even
from ...
... which the author recommends ; we mean , let every man be fully persanded in
his own mind ; and no anarchy nor disorder can be apprehended from the
uncontrol . led exercise of the understanding in the province of religion ; nor even
from ...
Page 107
Mr. Frend assumes , as the only correct principle of equitable taxation , that all
subjects of the state shall be required to contribute to the public service in a just
proportion to their means ; and he asserts that this principle has not been
followed ...
Mr. Frend assumes , as the only correct principle of equitable taxation , that all
subjects of the state shall be required to contribute to the public service in a just
proportion to their means ; and he asserts that this principle has not been
followed ...
Page 155
If , then , the materialist mean , that the sentient principle resembles our ideas ,
the proposition is nugatory ; as it only ... or the means of producing it ; and though
we should admit , even in these circumstances , the possibility of the gradual ...
If , then , the materialist mean , that the sentient principle resembles our ideas ,
the proposition is nugatory ; as it only ... or the means of producing it ; and though
we should admit , even in these circumstances , the possibility of the gradual ...
Page 178
should be addressed ; nor the means and instruments , hy which to attain them ;
neither is it likely ever to acquire that fine sense in morals , and exquisite
sensibility of taste , which seldom fails to be caught by a vigorous and correct
inind from ...
should be addressed ; nor the means and instruments , hy which to attain them ;
neither is it likely ever to acquire that fine sense in morals , and exquisite
sensibility of taste , which seldom fails to be caught by a vigorous and correct
inind from ...
Page 475
We are by no means so clear that the tales , to which the Colonel saw them listen
, were the identical tales contained in the One Thousand and One Nights . There
is an infinite variety of similar productions current in the East ; and we know ...
We are by no means so clear that the tales , to which the Colonel saw them listen
, were the identical tales contained in the One Thousand and One Nights . There
is an infinite variety of similar productions current in the East ; and we know ...
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