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Page 69
... mind that are of im- portance , there must be fomething in the preceding state of the mind , which difpofes or inclines us to thofe determinations . After illuftrating thefe obfervations , Dr. Reid proceeds to inquire , what are the ...
... mind that are of im- portance , there must be fomething in the preceding state of the mind , which difpofes or inclines us to thofe determinations . After illuftrating thefe obfervations , Dr. Reid proceeds to inquire , what are the ...
Page 169
... mind which , while it lafts , gives a proneness to be moved by certain animal principles rather than by others . Thefe ftates of mind are va - ` riable . They feem to arife , fometimes , from a kind of affoci- ating power among the ...
... mind which , while it lafts , gives a proneness to be moved by certain animal principles rather than by others . Thefe ftates of mind are va - ` riable . They feem to arife , fometimes , from a kind of affoci- ating power among the ...
Page 172
... minds . Moral turpitude , on the contrary , excites our averfion to the guilty perfon . If that perfon be connected with us , our aver- fion is accompanied with shame and dejection of mind : if we ourfelves be the criminals , that fhame ...
... minds . Moral turpitude , on the contrary , excites our averfion to the guilty perfon . If that perfon be connected with us , our aver- fion is accompanied with shame and dejection of mind : if we ourfelves be the criminals , that fhame ...
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