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... Idea of an arti ficial Arrangement , and of a natural Method of Fofils , & c . By Sir John Hill . 8vo . I s . 6 d . Trueman . 1775 . TH HE greater part of the papers here intitled , An Idea of an Artificial Arrangement , and of a ...
... Idea of an arti ficial Arrangement , and of a natural Method of Fofils , & c . By Sir John Hill . 8vo . I s . 6 d . Trueman . 1775 . TH HE greater part of the papers here intitled , An Idea of an Artificial Arrangement , and of a ...
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... ideas have no existence but when we are con- scious of them . We have juft the fame reason to believe the identity of an idea , as that of a tree , that of any external body , or that of our own minds themfelves . ' In this paragraph ...
... ideas have no existence but when we are con- scious of them . We have juft the fame reason to believe the identity of an idea , as that of a tree , that of any external body , or that of our own minds themfelves . ' In this paragraph ...
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... ideas variously affociated together , fo that when one of them is pre- fent , it will introduce fuch others as it ... ideas , brought into the mind by affociation . Some of thefe may be ideas of things that were , fome of things that are ...
... ideas variously affociated together , fo that when one of them is pre- fent , it will introduce fuch others as it ... ideas , brought into the mind by affociation . Some of thefe may be ideas of things that were , fome of things that are ...
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