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Page 34
... disposition to the mind ; while , on the contrary , the emotion of pain , in all its
modifications , exercises and strengthens all the malevoient passions , and
corrupts and degenerates the human soul . This truth , alone , must be fully
sufficient to ...
... disposition to the mind ; while , on the contrary , the emotion of pain , in all its
modifications , exercises and strengthens all the malevoient passions , and
corrupts and degenerates the human soul . This truth , alone , must be fully
sufficient to ...
Page 160
fered , they contain sufficient to guide men in belief and practice ; and that all
internal emotions , which are contrary to the declaration of these , are wholly
inadmissible . ' In general , the Quakers are good logicians : but we think that they
would ...
fered , they contain sufficient to guide men in belief and practice ; and that all
internal emotions , which are contrary to the declaration of these , are wholly
inadmissible . ' In general , the Quakers are good logicians : but we think that they
would ...
Page 366
That M. Camus wrote under disadvantages of a calculus which was nascent , and
unconfirmed in strength , we have a sufficient proof in his manner of finding the
curve proper for the teeth of the wheel when the teeth of the pinion are small ...
That M. Camus wrote under disadvantages of a calculus which was nascent , and
unconfirmed in strength , we have a sufficient proof in his manner of finding the
curve proper for the teeth of the wheel when the teeth of the pinion are small ...
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