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... suffer with the grand principles of humanity , during such tremendous contests
for power and dominion , the traveller may soon perhaps in vain seek for the
traces of antient magnificence , and the records of past exertions in the liberal
arts .
... suffer with the grand principles of humanity , during such tremendous contests
for power and dominion , the traveller may soon perhaps in vain seek for the
traces of antient magnificence , and the records of past exertions in the liberal
arts .
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When we read of three heaps of nutmegs being burnt at one time , each of which
was more than an ordinary church would hold , we cannot reconcile practices so
repugnant to principles of general benefit , with any other than mistaken as well ...
When we read of three heaps of nutmegs being burnt at one time , each of which
was more than an ordinary church would hold , we cannot reconcile practices so
repugnant to principles of general benefit , with any other than mistaken as well ...
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These , however , it will be shown in the section on stimulus and exertion , Dr.
Darwin has taken for granted , though , from the nature of exertion , on his own
principles , no reason of the supposition can be assigned . ' The author then ...
These , however , it will be shown in the section on stimulus and exertion , Dr.
Darwin has taken for granted , though , from the nature of exertion , on his own
principles , no reason of the supposition can be assigned . ' The author then ...
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It has been disputed by those , who admit the existence of original
predispositions , whether man be distinguished from the other animals , as alone
possessing higher principles of action . • It is by blending these questions , that Dr
. Darwin has ...
It has been disputed by those , who admit the existence of original
predispositions , whether man be distinguished from the other animals , as alone
possessing higher principles of action . • It is by blending these questions , that Dr
. Darwin has ...
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The principles of Zoonomia do not explain the connection ; and it can only be
traced to the original constitution of the ... The curious instances of animal
sagacity , recited in the Zoonomia , are examined on this principle ; and their
depende ...
The principles of Zoonomia do not explain the connection ; and it can only be
traced to the original constitution of the ... The curious instances of animal
sagacity , recited in the Zoonomia , are examined on this principle ; and their
depende ...
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