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... result . But it is doubtful whe- ther they have yet had disappointment enough , although generation after generation have pursued the same course , and reaped the same results ; yet each one , fan- cying itself wiser than the preceding ...
... result . But it is doubtful whe- ther they have yet had disappointment enough , although generation after generation have pursued the same course , and reaped the same results ; yet each one , fan- cying itself wiser than the preceding ...
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... result ; for sensation is either pleasurable or painful . Every sensation terminates in a pleasure or a pain . Pleasure or pain , the last event in the series , must then be the final end . " Is the production of pain the ultimate ...
... result ; for sensation is either pleasurable or painful . Every sensation terminates in a pleasure or a pain . Pleasure or pain , the last event in the series , must then be the final end . " Is the production of pain the ultimate ...
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... result , the overthrow of feudal institutions . - Columbus discovering America , and awaking all Europe to a spirit of enterprise , with its results the pouriug into Europe's coffers the tons of silver of Potosi , the overspreading ...
... result , the overthrow of feudal institutions . - Columbus discovering America , and awaking all Europe to a spirit of enterprise , with its results the pouriug into Europe's coffers the tons of silver of Potosi , the overspreading ...
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