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Page 87
... object to this un- philosophical fondness , we say unphilosophical fondness , —for attempting to simplify the sources of our pleasures , and to reduce every metaphysical dissertation to a mathematical smartness and precision , which is ...
... object to this un- philosophical fondness , we say unphilosophical fondness , —for attempting to simplify the sources of our pleasures , and to reduce every metaphysical dissertation to a mathematical smartness and precision , which is ...
Page 137
... object to this un- philosophical fondness , we say unphilosophical fondness , —for attempting to simplify the sources of our pleasures , and to reduce every metaphysical dissertation to a mathematical smartness and precision , which is ...
... object to this un- philosophical fondness , we say unphilosophical fondness , —for attempting to simplify the sources of our pleasures , and to reduce every metaphysical dissertation to a mathematical smartness and precision , which is ...
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... object of Dr. Cogan , in his Philo- sophical and Ethical treatises on the Passions . When speaking of the Philosophical essay , ( see M. R. Vol . 34. N. S. p . 81. ) and of the first part of the Ethical treatise , ( Vol . 55. N. S. p ...
... object of Dr. Cogan , in his Philo- sophical and Ethical treatises on the Passions . When speaking of the Philosophical essay , ( see M. R. Vol . 34. N. S. p . 81. ) and of the first part of the Ethical treatise , ( Vol . 55. N. S. p ...
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Bibliomania à Romance | 33 |
Blunders a Novel | 73 |
Wernerian Society Memoirs of Vol I Woodss Observations on Bullion | 95 |
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