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Page 82
... thought him no way intitled , and afferting a right of appeal from the king's decifion , to his royal judgment when better informed , ' he trufts his conduct will meet with the approbation of the gentlemen of the army , and particularly ...
... thought him no way intitled , and afferting a right of appeal from the king's decifion , to his royal judgment when better informed , ' he trufts his conduct will meet with the approbation of the gentlemen of the army , and particularly ...
Page 380
... thought , that Dr. Samuel Clarke has demonftrated the impoffibility of matter's being the fubject of thought . But we learn from Dr. Priestley , ( Introd . El . p . 20. ) that perception and all the mental powers of man are the result ...
... thought , that Dr. Samuel Clarke has demonftrated the impoffibility of matter's being the fubject of thought . But we learn from Dr. Priestley , ( Introd . El . p . 20. ) that perception and all the mental powers of man are the result ...
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... thought or invention . His divifion of this original thought , is more refined , perhaps , than folid ; but the following example , in which he marks out its province , together with that of imitation , explains his meaning very clearly ...
... thought or invention . His divifion of this original thought , is more refined , perhaps , than folid ; but the following example , in which he marks out its province , together with that of imitation , explains his meaning very clearly ...
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