The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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... reason about their intercourfe . The immediate objects of knowledge fhould be diftinctly comprehended by thofe who hardily maintain , that the ma- terial archetypes of ideas are really cognizable by fenfe , or by intellect . For this ...
... reason about their intercourfe . The immediate objects of knowledge fhould be diftinctly comprehended by thofe who hardily maintain , that the ma- terial archetypes of ideas are really cognizable by fenfe , or by intellect . For this ...
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... reason , or the defire of perfection , being now become the motive , as blind inclination or paffion was formerly . ' P. 330. 331 . Our author then clofes his fecond part , on the private duties of man , with fome observations on the ...
... reason , or the defire of perfection , being now become the motive , as blind inclination or paffion was formerly . ' P. 330. 331 . Our author then clofes his fecond part , on the private duties of man , with fome observations on the ...
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... reason is awakened , exerted , and improved in the human character . He who is purfuing his enemy with fierce animofity ; and he who is entering with unbounded eagerness into the quarrel of his friend ; he who ploughs the rough ocean in ...
... reason is awakened , exerted , and improved in the human character . He who is purfuing his enemy with fierce animofity ; and he who is entering with unbounded eagerness into the quarrel of his friend ; he who ploughs the rough ocean in ...
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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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