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... by the means which he em- ployed to accomplish them , or by the fitness of those means to the ends he had in view , none of the celebrated names of antiquity have higher claims than Numa : inasmuch as his main drift was the wisest ...
... by the means which he em- ployed to accomplish them , or by the fitness of those means to the ends he had in view , none of the celebrated names of antiquity have higher claims than Numa : inasmuch as his main drift was the wisest ...
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Though we have in- stincts , " says he , " determining us to desire ends without any previous reasoning , yet it is by the use of our reason that we find out the means of obtaining our ends : " . so that all questions , with regard to ...
Though we have in- stincts , " says he , " determining us to desire ends without any previous reasoning , yet it is by the use of our reason that we find out the means of obtaining our ends : " . so that all questions , with regard to ...
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No class , how- ever different in form may be its circuland , or means of charging , is in possession of any wealth - creating power , which is not de- rived , directly or indirectly , from the others , and possessed in like manner by ...
No class , how- ever different in form may be its circuland , or means of charging , is in possession of any wealth - creating power , which is not de- rived , directly or indirectly , from the others , and possessed in like manner by ...
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Contents
OF | 1 |
Maid of Killarney | 35 |
Mants Miss Margaret Melvile 214 | 51 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1819 |
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