The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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... nature of all fpeculative doctrines . If a pert rhetorician get entangled in his own fophiftries , he is ever ready to accufe himself of having too much of the very logic which he wants . There is not a mere Tyro in literature , who has ...
... nature of all fpeculative doctrines . If a pert rhetorician get entangled in his own fophiftries , he is ever ready to accufe himself of having too much of the very logic which he wants . There is not a mere Tyro in literature , who has ...
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... nature , and partly on arbitrary rules . But to judge of general nature , requires much attention and experience . Whe- ther , for instance , the character of Achilles in Homer is justly , and naturally delineated , cannot be decided by ...
... nature , and partly on arbitrary rules . But to judge of general nature , requires much attention and experience . Whe- ther , for instance , the character of Achilles in Homer is justly , and naturally delineated , cannot be decided by ...
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... nature of mind , which , he fays , we are only led to afcribe to a Creator , from the recollection and obfervation of its having had a beginning in human creatures ; but which , in its own nature , feems to be independent and eter nal ...
... nature of mind , which , he fays , we are only led to afcribe to a Creator , from the recollection and obfervation of its having had a beginning in human creatures ; but which , in its own nature , feems to be independent and eter nal ...
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hibiting Sketches of Society and Manners and | 29 |
Medical Reports on the Effects of Water Cold | 42 |
An Experimental Inquiry into the Nature and Propa | 63 |
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