Fugitive Pieces on Various Subjects: A vindication of natural societyRobert Dodsley J. Dodsley, 1771 - English essays |
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... fame Engines which were employed for the De- ftruction of Religion might be employed with equal Succefs for the Subverfion of Govern- ment ; and that fpecious Arguments might be used against those Things which they , who doubt of every ...
... fame Engines which were employed for the De- ftruction of Religion might be employed with equal Succefs for the Subverfion of Govern- ment ; and that fpecious Arguments might be used against those Things which they , who doubt of every ...
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... fame Me- thod of Attack by which fome Men have af- faulted Revealed Religion , we might , with as good Colour , and with the fame Succefs , make the Wisdom and Power of God in his Creation appear to manyno better than Foolish- nefs ...
... fame Me- thod of Attack by which fome Men have af- faulted Revealed Religion , we might , with as good Colour , and with the fame Succefs , make the Wisdom and Power of God in his Creation appear to manyno better than Foolish- nefs ...
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... fame Opinion , that Er- ror , and not Truth , of any kind , is dangerous ; that ill Conclufions can only flow from falfe Propofitions ; and that , to know whether any Proposition be true or or falfe , it is a prepofterous Method to ...
... fame Opinion , that Er- ror , and not Truth , of any kind , is dangerous ; that ill Conclufions can only flow from falfe Propofitions ; and that , to know whether any Proposition be true or or falfe , it is a prepofterous Method to ...
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... fame Philofophy which caufed the Grief did not at the fame Time adminifter the Comfort . On confidering political Societies , their Origin , their Constitution , and their Effects , I have fome- times been in a good deal more than Doubt ...
... fame Philofophy which caufed the Grief did not at the fame Time adminifter the Comfort . On confidering political Societies , their Origin , their Constitution , and their Effects , I have fome- times been in a good deal more than Doubt ...
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... fame Tree , which in its flourish- ing State produced them Berries , in its Decay gave them an Habitation . The mutual Defires of the Sexes uniting their Bodies and Affections , and the Children , which were the Refults of thefe Inter ...
... fame Tree , which in its flourish- ing State produced them Berries , in its Decay gave them an Habitation . The mutual Defires of the Sexes uniting their Bodies and Affections , and the Children , which were the Refults of thefe Inter ...
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