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... cause what they conceive not to be the fole confequence of that which is pointed out ; whereas fuch confequence may be , and in the prefent cafe certainly is , the joint effect of both : nor can it be doubted , that the imagination and ...
... cause what they conceive not to be the fole confequence of that which is pointed out ; whereas fuch confequence may be , and in the prefent cafe certainly is , the joint effect of both : nor can it be doubted , that the imagination and ...
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... causes I am totally ignorant ? The Hiftorian , it is true , affigns caufes , but they are of his own invention ; even criticism itself , is nothing more than the art of conjecturing ; the art of felecting , from a num- ber of lies ...
... causes I am totally ignorant ? The Hiftorian , it is true , affigns caufes , but they are of his own invention ; even criticism itself , is nothing more than the art of conjecturing ; the art of felecting , from a num- ber of lies ...
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... cause of literature in general , could we , in any mea- fure , contribute , by timely ridicule , to prevent the evil confe- quences above - mentioned . La . A New and General Biographical Dictionary , containing an Hiftorical and ...
... cause of literature in general , could we , in any mea- fure , contribute , by timely ridicule , to prevent the evil confe- quences above - mentioned . La . A New and General Biographical Dictionary , containing an Hiftorical and ...
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... cause to think concerning this inftitution , and the undoubted good effects of it upon mankind ; and what- ever high ... causes of ill fuccefs may not lye al- together in the depravity , perverseness , or stupidity of mankind , who are ...
... cause to think concerning this inftitution , and the undoubted good effects of it upon mankind ; and what- ever high ... causes of ill fuccefs may not lye al- together in the depravity , perverseness , or stupidity of mankind , who are ...
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... cause of religion , to have contended for these better difpofitions ; and to have fhewn , how deep a root and foundation they had in human nature ; and not , juft contrarywife , to have built on the ruin of these for , with fome people ...
... cause of religion , to have contended for these better difpofitions ; and to have fhewn , how deep a root and foundation they had in human nature ; and not , juft contrarywife , to have built on the ruin of these for , with fome people ...
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