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He says expressly , " There is one right which a man has been generally thought to possess , which I am sure he neither does nor can possess ; a right to subsist- ence when his labour will not fairly purchase it this is the law of ...
He says expressly , " There is one right which a man has been generally thought to possess , which I am sure he neither does nor can possess ; a right to subsist- ence when his labour will not fairly purchase it this is the law of ...
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That I possess , or have pretended to possess , any arts of persuasion to inforce my opinions , or have any peculiar mode of making " the worse appear the better reason , " M. de Sismondi will not , I presume , seriously assert ; and if ...
That I possess , or have pretended to possess , any arts of persuasion to inforce my opinions , or have any peculiar mode of making " the worse appear the better reason , " M. de Sismondi will not , I presume , seriously assert ; and if ...
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In addition to this endowment , animals possess another which we call the sensitive power ; and also ( at least the higher classes of them ) a power which can examine , compare , and deliberate on the effects produced on the organs of ...
In addition to this endowment , animals possess another which we call the sensitive power ; and also ( at least the higher classes of them ) a power which can examine , compare , and deliberate on the effects produced on the organs of ...
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Byron Lord his Werner a Tragedy | 17 |
Cellinis Memoirs | 62 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1822 |
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