The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 59R. Griffiths, 1778 - Books |
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Page 118
... mind can be neutral in politics . ' Ref . Kingdoms rife or fall , not fo much from any local or accidental advantages or difadvantages , but accordingly as they are well or il governed ; they who have confidered THAT ( maxim ) , may ...
... mind can be neutral in politics . ' Ref . Kingdoms rife or fall , not fo much from any local or accidental advantages or difadvantages , but accordingly as they are well or il governed ; they who have confidered THAT ( maxim ) , may ...
Page 222
... mind ; but it is not to be extinguished by art ; and all endeavours of that kind are abfurd , and an inexpreffible fund for ridicule . Your body and mind must be at cafe to be agreeable ; but affectation is a particular reftraint ...
... mind ; but it is not to be extinguished by art ; and all endeavours of that kind are abfurd , and an inexpreffible fund for ridicule . Your body and mind must be at cafe to be agreeable ; but affectation is a particular reftraint ...
Page 529
... mind comes gradually to acquire a notion of the existence of bodies . The Author points out , in a very ingenious manner , the gra dations or fteps , by which the mind proceeds in the acquifition and improvement of this knowledge ; and ...
... mind comes gradually to acquire a notion of the existence of bodies . The Author points out , in a very ingenious manner , the gra dations or fteps , by which the mind proceeds in the acquifition and improvement of this knowledge ; and ...
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