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... principle ; something superadded to the body , and not essential to its physical existence or organization . He ... principles at once dangerous and absurd . When we reflect how extremely intricate are all questions connected with ...
... principle ; something superadded to the body , and not essential to its physical existence or organization . He ... principles at once dangerous and absurd . When we reflect how extremely intricate are all questions connected with ...
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... principles at present fully established are but few in number , though highly in- teresting and important . By such principles , we mean the inductions from facts which are admitted by all geologists . Among these inductions may be ...
... principles at present fully established are but few in number , though highly in- teresting and important . By such principles , we mean the inductions from facts which are admitted by all geologists . Among these inductions may be ...
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... principles . Alluding to the complaint which was prevalent in his time , that luxury had extended itself to the lowest ranks of the people , who were no longer content with the same food , lodg- ing , and clothing which had satisfied ...
... principles . Alluding to the complaint which was prevalent in his time , that luxury had extended itself to the lowest ranks of the people , who were no longer content with the same food , lodg- ing , and clothing which had satisfied ...
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