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... morality ; and to acquit them of any charge of imperfection or infufficiency on that account . In his chapter concerning the Moral Senfe , Mr. Paley ftates , briefly , the arguments advanced by the advocates for moral in- ftin & s , and ...
... morality ; and to acquit them of any charge of imperfection or infufficiency on that account . In his chapter concerning the Moral Senfe , Mr. Paley ftates , briefly , the arguments advanced by the advocates for moral in- ftin & s , and ...
Page 545
... moral principles that ennoble human nature . The works of the Chancellor D'AGUESSEAU have been coming out fucceffively , for many years paft , in a quarto edition . The firft ten volumes contain , principally , fubjects more or less ...
... moral principles that ennoble human nature . The works of the Chancellor D'AGUESSEAU have been coming out fucceffively , for many years paft , in a quarto edition . The firft ten volumes contain , principally , fubjects more or less ...
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... moral order ; and that , when it is not perverted by paffions , it must speak one uniform and invariable language , with refpect to true perfec- tion and felicity . From thefe fundamental truths , which are here difplayed in the most ...
... moral order ; and that , when it is not perverted by paffions , it must speak one uniform and invariable language , with refpect to true perfec- tion and felicity . From thefe fundamental truths , which are here difplayed in the most ...
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