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Page 247
... occasion which the people have in view . ” Our author here stops to take a view of the consti- tution and internal state of Athens . He considers the people as become so attached to the interests of the commonwealth at large , that on ...
... occasion which the people have in view . ” Our author here stops to take a view of the consti- tution and internal state of Athens . He considers the people as become so attached to the interests of the commonwealth at large , that on ...
Page 473
... occasion of displaying his power over those who had no means of opposition . This privilege , Sir Isaac Newton , the most sublime intelligence among after the enjoyment of it for a few weeks , was suddenly de- the sons of men , was also ...
... occasion of displaying his power over those who had no means of opposition . This privilege , Sir Isaac Newton , the most sublime intelligence among after the enjoyment of it for a few weeks , was suddenly de- the sons of men , was also ...
Page 617
... occasion to shew that the propriety of the remedy is not deducible from the theory of the proximate cause of the disease , and that its efficacy is contradicted by experience . 1. We are informed " the object to be effected is literally ...
... occasion to shew that the propriety of the remedy is not deducible from the theory of the proximate cause of the disease , and that its efficacy is contradicted by experience . 1. We are informed " the object to be effected is literally ...
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