Fugitive Pieces on Various Subjects: A vindication of natural societyRobert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1771 - English essays |
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Robert Dodsley. Paffions of Mankind delineated ; in fhort , all who confider fuch Things as Philofophy , and require fome of them , at leaft , in every philo- fophical Work , all these were certainly dif appointed ; they found the Land ...
Robert Dodsley. Paffions of Mankind delineated ; in fhort , all who confider fuch Things as Philofophy , and require fome of them , at leaft , in every philo- fophical Work , all these were certainly dif appointed ; they found the Land ...
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... Things which they , who doubt of every thing elfe , will never per- mit to be queftioned . It is an Obfervation which , I think , Ifocrates makes in one of his B 3 Orations Orations against the Sophifts , that it is far more PREFAC F.
... Things which they , who doubt of every thing elfe , will never per- mit to be queftioned . It is an Obfervation which , I think , Ifocrates makes in one of his B 3 Orations Orations against the Sophifts , that it is far more PREFAC F.
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... thing the most excellent and ve- nerable ; that it would not be difficult to cri- ticise the Creation itself ; and that if we were to examine the divine Fabricks by our Ideas of Reason and Fitness , and to use the fame Me- thod of ...
... thing the most excellent and ve- nerable ; that it would not be difficult to cri- ticise the Creation itself ; and that if we were to examine the divine Fabricks by our Ideas of Reason and Fitness , and to use the fame Me- thod of ...
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... Things ; and which would undoubtedly make the Lives of all thinking Men extremely mife- rable , if the fame Philofophy which caufed the Grief did not at the fame Time adminifter the Comfort . On confidering political Societies , their ...
... Things ; and which would undoubtedly make the Lives of all thinking Men extremely mife- rable , if the fame Philofophy which caufed the Grief did not at the fame Time adminifter the Comfort . On confidering political Societies , their ...
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... Things have been said , and very well undoubtedly , on the Subjection in which we should preferve our Bodies to the Government of our Un- derstanding ; but enough has not been faid upon the Restraint which our bodily Neceffities ought ...
... Things have been said , and very well undoubtedly , on the Subjection in which we should preferve our Bodies to the Government of our Un- derstanding ; but enough has not been faid upon the Restraint which our bodily Neceffities ought ...
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