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... knowledge of events , and ac- curacy and fidelity in relating them , he must unite a deep phi- lofophical investigation of their caufes and tendencies ; a ca- pacity of deducing from thence judicious and interefting re- flections , and ...
... knowledge of events , and ac- curacy and fidelity in relating them , he must unite a deep phi- lofophical investigation of their caufes and tendencies ; a ca- pacity of deducing from thence judicious and interefting re- flections , and ...
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... knowledge ; yet he could not bear to be confidered himself merely as a man of letters ; and though without birth , or fortune , or ftation , his defire was to be looked upon as a private independent Gentleman , who read for his ...
... knowledge ; yet he could not bear to be confidered himself merely as a man of letters ; and though without birth , or fortune , or ftation , his defire was to be looked upon as a private independent Gentleman , who read for his ...
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... knowledge of words , and the knowledge of things ? 2dly , which of these two branches of knowledge is the most impor- tant ? 3dly , what conclufions , relative to education , may be drawn from the two preceding questions ? In proposing ...
... knowledge of words , and the knowledge of things ? 2dly , which of these two branches of knowledge is the most impor- tant ? 3dly , what conclufions , relative to education , may be drawn from the two preceding questions ? In proposing ...
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