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Page 170
... learning , and a great one of more useful modern know- ledge . Upon these principles what follows is entirely founded . I propose , therefore , his staying where he now is till Michael- mas , 1764. He will , by that time , be perfectly ...
... learning , and a great one of more useful modern know- ledge . Upon these principles what follows is entirely founded . I propose , therefore , his staying where he now is till Michael- mas , 1764. He will , by that time , be perfectly ...
Page 181
... learning and past invention , I refer you to the works of Bacon - particularly his Critique of the more eminent Philosophers- the first part of the Novum Organon , and the whole of the Advancement of Learn- ing . The truth is , that ...
... learning and past invention , I refer you to the works of Bacon - particularly his Critique of the more eminent Philosophers- the first part of the Novum Organon , and the whole of the Advancement of Learn- ing . The truth is , that ...
Page 424
... learning , learning , added to the moral and religious advancement of 424 Vaux's Memoirs of Benezet .
... learning , learning , added to the moral and religious advancement of 424 Vaux's Memoirs of Benezet .
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