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Page 32
We cannot . therefore , suppose that the usual modes of actuating the infant mind
, employed by parents and tutors , are adapted to promote the best ... Such is the
mode by which not only children , but all mankind , have ever been influenced .
We cannot . therefore , suppose that the usual modes of actuating the infant mind
, employed by parents and tutors , are adapted to promote the best ... Such is the
mode by which not only children , but all mankind , have ever been influenced .
Page 72
Professor B , has entered rather largely into the theory of modes , tenses , & c .
respecting which he affords as much ( or ... towards the end of one Lecture , and
finishing it at the beginning of another ; a mode of distribution which appears with
...
Professor B , has entered rather largely into the theory of modes , tenses , & c .
respecting which he affords as much ( or ... towards the end of one Lecture , and
finishing it at the beginning of another ; a mode of distribution which appears with
...
Page 106
It relates merely to the recent duel between Sir F. Burdett and Mr. Paull , and
refers to circumstances preceding that event , rather than to the transaction itself ;
of which Mr. ' Tooke professes ignorance , except as to the strange mode ,
adopted ...
It relates merely to the recent duel between Sir F. Burdett and Mr. Paull , and
refers to circumstances preceding that event , rather than to the transaction itself ;
of which Mr. ' Tooke professes ignorance , except as to the strange mode ,
adopted ...
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