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Page 337
... caufe , which determined that it , and not the other , fhould take place . - The truth of this , we are told , is fo ... caufe which made it to be what it is ; but when we are fenfible that a thing is neceffarily fuch as it is , we never ...
... caufe , which determined that it , and not the other , fhould take place . - The truth of this , we are told , is fo ... caufe which made it to be what it is ; but when we are fenfible that a thing is neceffarily fuch as it is , we never ...
Page 367
... Caufe , as advanced by different Authors ; and particularly as delivered from the Practical Chair in the University ... caufe of fever . He terms the Profeffor's theory The fpafmodic doctrine . Dr. D. points out many difficulties ...
... Caufe , as advanced by different Authors ; and particularly as delivered from the Practical Chair in the University ... caufe of fever . He terms the Profeffor's theory The fpafmodic doctrine . Dr. D. points out many difficulties ...
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... caufe of honour , in the caufe of our country , in the cause of human nature itself ! But if Fortune should be as powerful over Fame , as fhe has been prevalent over Virtue , at leaft our confcience is beyond her jurifdiction . My poor ...
... caufe of honour , in the caufe of our country , in the cause of human nature itself ! But if Fortune should be as powerful over Fame , as fhe has been prevalent over Virtue , at leaft our confcience is beyond her jurifdiction . My poor ...
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