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... reason to doubt ; that nature has been bountiful to him in the gift of abilities , we have been well informed ; and that his capacity has not been neglected , we may fafely infer , from the character of his excellent preceptor , the ...
... reason to doubt ; that nature has been bountiful to him in the gift of abilities , we have been well informed ; and that his capacity has not been neglected , we may fafely infer , from the character of his excellent preceptor , the ...
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... reason and juftice , that the wildest imagination never created fuch a chi- mera : if it were a novel thought , its strangeness might be fuppofed a facrifice of reason to the feductions of the marvellous : but after the arguments ...
... reason and juftice , that the wildest imagination never created fuch a chi- mera : if it were a novel thought , its strangeness might be fuppofed a facrifice of reason to the feductions of the marvellous : but after the arguments ...
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... reason ; than which , with respect to metaphyfics , there cannot be a more vague term . Equally uncertain does he leave us of the principle of obligation : for though he tells us that reason is the faculty of making and knowing laws ...
... reason ; than which , with respect to metaphyfics , there cannot be a more vague term . Equally uncertain does he leave us of the principle of obligation : for though he tells us that reason is the faculty of making and knowing laws ...
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Plague See Henderfon | 1 |
Van Hemerts Oration on | 3 |
Effays in Support of Religion 352 | 4 |
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