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Page 172
... material value only form wealth by their conjunction , they have nevertheless a mutually destructive operation on each other . For the manly character is apt to ignore , or even cast away , the material value : —whence that of Pope ...
... material value only form wealth by their conjunction , they have nevertheless a mutually destructive operation on each other . For the manly character is apt to ignore , or even cast away , the material value : —whence that of Pope ...
Page 179
... material " - 1 Observe , I say , " rearing , " not " begetting . " The praise is in the seventh season , not in ... material wealth . See I. iii . 4 , and I. iii . 5 . it is material by which some derivative or secondary good Ad Valorem 179.
... material " - 1 Observe , I say , " rearing , " not " begetting . " The praise is in the seventh season , not in ... material wealth . See I. iii . 4 , and I. iii . 5 . it is material by which some derivative or secondary good Ad Valorem 179.
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... material means of life , and are the visible governing powers and princes of economy . Thus ( reserving detailed statements for the sequel ) precisely according to the number of just men in a nation , is their power of avoiding either ...
... material means of life , and are the visible governing powers and princes of economy . Thus ( reserving detailed statements for the sequel ) precisely according to the number of just men in a nation , is their power of avoiding either ...
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