An Essay on Man: In Four Epistles to Lord Bolingbroke |
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... Reason still use , to reason still attend . Attention habit and experience gains ; Each strengthens reason , and self - love ) restrains . Let subtle schoolmen teach these friends to fight , reasons self love process More studious to ...
... Reason still use , to reason still attend . Attention habit and experience gains ; Each strengthens reason , and self - love ) restrains . Let subtle schoolmen teach these friends to fight , reasons self love process More studious to ...
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... reason to one end aspire , Pain their aversion , pleasure their desire ; zaiflcace But greedy trag'its object would ... reason bids us for our own provide , Passions , though selfish , if their means be fair , List under reason , and ...
... reason to one end aspire , Pain their aversion , pleasure their desire ; zaiflcace But greedy trag'its object would ... reason bids us for our own provide , Passions , though selfish , if their means be fair , List under reason , and ...
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... Reason or instinct operates alike to the good of each individual . Reason or instinct operates also to society in all animals . 3. How far society carried by instinct ; – how much farther by reason . 4. Of that which is called the state ...
... Reason or instinct operates alike to the good of each individual . Reason or instinct operates also to society in all animals . 3. How far society carried by instinct ; – how much farther by reason . 4. Of that which is called the state ...
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