The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke, Volume 1H. Milford, Oxford University Press, 1906 |
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Page 58
... examine the principles by the effect of the composition as well as the composition by that of the principles . We ... examining this theory , the same method were pursued which I endeavoured to observe in forming it . The objections , in ...
... examine the principles by the effect of the composition as well as the composition by that of the principles . We ... examining this theory , the same method were pursued which I endeavoured to observe in forming it . The objections , in ...
Page 155
... examine but little into the artifice of its contrivance ; and we have need of a strong effort of our reason to disentangle our minds from the allurements of the object , to a con- sideration of that wisdom which invented so powerful a ...
... examine but little into the artifice of its contrivance ; and we have need of a strong effort of our reason to disentangle our minds from the allurements of the object , to a con- sideration of that wisdom which invented so powerful a ...
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... examine whether tastes of this kind , sweet ones , tastes that are caused by smooth oils and a relaxing salt , are not the originally pleasant tastes . For many , which use has rendered such , were not at all agreeable at first . The ...
... examine whether tastes of this kind , sweet ones , tastes that are caused by smooth oils and a relaxing salt , are not the originally pleasant tastes . For many , which use has rendered such , were not at all agreeable at first . The ...
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A Philosophical Inquiry into the Origin of | 55 |
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