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... principle that is obeyed as a sovereign ; that now finds fault with what it be- fore approved ; that covets with passion what it despises after * Creech's Lucretius , Book 1 . enjoying ; and now rejoices and then mourns ; that 28 ...
... principle that is obeyed as a sovereign ; that now finds fault with what it be- fore approved ; that covets with passion what it despises after * Creech's Lucretius , Book 1 . enjoying ; and now rejoices and then mourns ; that 28 ...
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... principle , so noble , and , at the same time , so liable to such conflicting agitations , cannot be a particle of ... principles , in mathematical demonstrations , and logical arguments ; its arbitrary and voluntary determinations ...
... principle , so noble , and , at the same time , so liable to such conflicting agitations , cannot be a particle of ... principles , in mathematical demonstrations , and logical arguments ; its arbitrary and voluntary determinations ...
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... principle , that his doctrine is the best confuta- tion of that fond and absurd opinion , Purgatory ; and though inspiration and prophecy , which unravel future events , are qualities incompatible with corporeal organs , affected only ...
... principle , that his doctrine is the best confuta- tion of that fond and absurd opinion , Purgatory ; and though inspiration and prophecy , which unravel future events , are qualities incompatible with corporeal organs , affected only ...
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... principle of cha- rity . For a good intention gives merit to an action which in itself is harmless and inoffensive . Sir Isaac Newton may describe the course of those hea- venly bodies which swim in the planetary region ; our mari- ners ...
... principle of cha- rity . For a good intention gives merit to an action which in itself is harmless and inoffensive . Sir Isaac Newton may describe the course of those hea- venly bodies which swim in the planetary region ; our mari- ners ...
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... systems which Locke rejects , as contradictions . We cannot account for the operations of the soul , upon the principles of mechanism . We know that the motions of parts , and the artful manner of combining them , 40 MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS .
... systems which Locke rejects , as contradictions . We cannot account for the operations of the soul , upon the principles of mechanism . We know that the motions of parts , and the artful manner of combining them , 40 MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS .
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