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... opinion respecting the Belles Lettres ; of which , however , the author contends , the principles are as certain as thofe of the generality of fciences . - The objections to the tendency of polite literature are next confidered : as ...
... opinion respecting the Belles Lettres ; of which , however , the author contends , the principles are as certain as thofe of the generality of fciences . - The objections to the tendency of polite literature are next confidered : as ...
Page 375
... opinion of our perceiving many ideas fyn- chronously , the author proceeds to prove , by a variety of in- ftances ... opinion is much strengthened , that more than one idea cannot be perceived by the mind at the fame inftant of time ...
... opinion of our perceiving many ideas fyn- chronously , the author proceeds to prove , by a variety of in- ftances ... opinion is much strengthened , that more than one idea cannot be perceived by the mind at the fame inftant of time ...
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... opinion , which conftitutes their fundamental establishment : although every man has equally the right to endeavour to make his opinion the guide of the whole ; yet as the faculties of men , both in comprehenfion and expreffion , are ...
... opinion , which conftitutes their fundamental establishment : although every man has equally the right to endeavour to make his opinion the guide of the whole ; yet as the faculties of men , both in comprehenfion and expreffion , are ...
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