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Page 111
... particular study . capacious harbour at this place by a private company . Great encouragement is given by the government . Fo- reigners , as well as Danes , are permitted to become sub- scribers . Each share is 100 rix - dollars . A ...
... particular study . capacious harbour at this place by a private company . Great encouragement is given by the government . Fo- reigners , as well as Danes , are permitted to become sub- scribers . Each share is 100 rix - dollars . A ...
Page 425
... particular fact , we confine ourselves either 1. Zeno of Cittium founded the Portico , or the to consider the internal activity of the mind , or on the Stoical school . contrary to remark its external dependance , two new 2. Arcesilaus ...
... particular fact , we confine ourselves either 1. Zeno of Cittium founded the Portico , or the to consider the internal activity of the mind , or on the Stoical school . contrary to remark its external dependance , two new 2. Arcesilaus ...
Page 479
... particular value . by any one individual . It is evident that the opera tions and transactions of states depend in a great mea sure upon what passes in the minds of the individuals who govern those states . But what passes in the minds ...
... particular value . by any one individual . It is evident that the opera tions and transactions of states depend in a great mea sure upon what passes in the minds of the individuals who govern those states . But what passes in the minds ...
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