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Page 69
... object of the other may be no action at all . 3d , The object of volition must be fomething which we believe to be in our power . 4th , When we will to do a thing immediately , the volition is accompanied with an effort to execute that ...
... object of the other may be no action at all . 3d , The object of volition must be fomething which we believe to be in our power . 4th , When we will to do a thing immediately , the volition is accompanied with an effort to execute that ...
Page 74
... object : but there are others which imply , in their very nature , our being well or ill affected to some perfon , or at - leaft to fome animated being . All thefe principles , that have perfons for their object , are comprehended by Dr ...
... object : but there are others which imply , in their very nature , our being well or ill affected to some perfon , or at - leaft to fome animated being . All thefe principles , that have perfons for their object , are comprehended by Dr ...
Page 170
... object , and fome opi- nion regarding it . All of them may be ftimulated or reftrained by the judgment which we form of their object ; and , there- fore , it is of confequence to us that this judgment be correct . The juftness of our ...
... object , and fome opi- nion regarding it . All of them may be ftimulated or reftrained by the judgment which we form of their object ; and , there- fore , it is of confequence to us that this judgment be correct . The juftness of our ...
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