Monthly Review; Or New Literary JournalR. Griffiths., 1804 |
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... existence , I feel no hesitation in asserting . Whatever is a quality , must be a quality of some substance ; the mind is necessarily obliged to associate together the two ideas . To suppose any thing to be a quality , without admitting ...
... existence , I feel no hesitation in asserting . Whatever is a quality , must be a quality of some substance ; the mind is necessarily obliged to associate together the two ideas . To suppose any thing to be a quality , without admitting ...
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... existence , not only the primary qualities , but the secondary also , must remain ; because the secondary , resulting from the primary qualities , must depend upon their stability for their own existence ; and where the secondary ...
... existence , not only the primary qualities , but the secondary also , must remain ; because the secondary , resulting from the primary qualities , must depend upon their stability for their own existence ; and where the secondary ...
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... existence of those materials , out of which matter itself was created ; -it is admitting the ex- istence of matter , prior to the existence of matter , which is a contradiction in terms . If the materials , out of which matter itself ...
... existence of those materials , out of which matter itself was created ; -it is admitting the ex- istence of matter , prior to the existence of matter , which is a contradiction in terms . If the materials , out of which matter itself ...
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