The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1793 - Books |
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Page 154
... ideas of the moment ; to compare them afterwards with the actual events that fhall happen , will afford amufement at leaft . The most prominent feature that appears at prefent is , that an idea of common intereft and common danger does ...
... ideas of the moment ; to compare them afterwards with the actual events that fhall happen , will afford amufement at leaft . The most prominent feature that appears at prefent is , that an idea of common intereft and common danger does ...
Page 375
... idea is perceived , we fhall find very clearly , that the whole of fuch an idea is never prefent to the mind at once ; ' and that if all the parts cannot be recalled at the fame inftant , it is reasonable to infer that they were fingly ...
... idea is perceived , we fhall find very clearly , that the whole of fuch an idea is never prefent to the mind at once ; ' and that if all the parts cannot be recalled at the fame inftant , it is reasonable to infer that they were fingly ...
Page 408
... idea , which it is fo neceffary to preferve , of its fuperiority , would no longer exist : by becoming , however , a legislative body , it does not cease to be an affembly liable to all the errors , all the indifcretions and weakneffes ...
... idea , which it is fo neceffary to preferve , of its fuperiority , would no longer exist : by becoming , however , a legislative body , it does not cease to be an affembly liable to all the errors , all the indifcretions and weakneffes ...
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