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If he had accomplished it , he might , perhaps , have made a better speculation , but a worse book : - it would have possessed even less substance than in its present shape belongs to it . ' The general success which attended the ...
If he had accomplished it , he might , perhaps , have made a better speculation , but a worse book : - it would have possessed even less substance than in its present shape belongs to it . ' The general success which attended the ...
Page 352
... Egypt , and Arabia , prevented from procuring further supplies , still slavery would universally prevail in Soudan itself ; for as long as those countries are possessed by Mussulmans , whose religion in- duces them to make war upon ...
... Egypt , and Arabia , prevented from procuring further supplies , still slavery would universally prevail in Soudan itself ; for as long as those countries are possessed by Mussulmans , whose religion in- duces them to make war upon ...
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By observing the phænomena of our own minds , it is said , we cannot learn any thing of the faculties possessed by ... be the expressions or results of such faculties as we are conscious of possessing in our own minds ; and the general ...
By observing the phænomena of our own minds , it is said , we cannot learn any thing of the faculties possessed by ... be the expressions or results of such faculties as we are conscious of possessing in our own minds ; and the general ...
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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, 1821 |
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