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Page 103
... causes are better known to the practitioners , and of course more require his attention . The idea of dividing a proximate cause into fourteen accessory causes , we must beg leave to say , is a much greater solecism than that which the ...
... causes are better known to the practitioners , and of course more require his attention . The idea of dividing a proximate cause into fourteen accessory causes , we must beg leave to say , is a much greater solecism than that which the ...
Page 146
... causes , which , either in themselves , or in virtue of some secret and ( to our dull faculties ) unintelligible ... cause of insertion , it would operate uniformly and con- stantly ; and as well , and in the same way , with regard ...
... causes , which , either in themselves , or in virtue of some secret and ( to our dull faculties ) unintelligible ... cause of insertion , it would operate uniformly and con- stantly ; and as well , and in the same way , with regard ...
Page 478
... cause of humanity , and , probably without suspecting it , has opened the door for the extension of Protestantism . Persecu- tion is the cause of Satan , Toleration is that of Truth . What happier omen can offer itself , than the ...
... cause of humanity , and , probably without suspecting it , has opened the door for the extension of Protestantism . Persecu- tion is the cause of Satan , Toleration is that of Truth . What happier omen can offer itself , than the ...
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