The Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy, Volumen2J. Davis, 1787 - 433 páginas |
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... must be added the peculiar danger and mischief of the example . Drunkennefs is a focial feftive vice ; apt , beyond any vice that can be mentioned , to draw in others by the example . The drinker collects his circle ; the circle ...
... must be added the peculiar danger and mischief of the example . Drunkennefs is a focial feftive vice ; apt , beyond any vice that can be mentioned , to draw in others by the example . The drinker collects his circle ; the circle ...
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... must be increased , to reach the fame pitch of elevation , or eafe ; which increafe proportionably accele- rates the progrefs of all the maladies that drunk- enness brings on . Whoever reflects upon the violence of the craving in the ...
... must be increased , to reach the fame pitch of elevation , or eafe ; which increafe proportionably accele- rates the progrefs of all the maladies that drunk- enness brings on . Whoever reflects upon the violence of the craving in the ...
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... must be conceded to the objec- tion ; that prayer cannot reasonably be offered to God with all the fame views , with which we oftentimes addrefs our intreaties to men ( views which are not commonly or easily fe- parated from it ) , viz ...
... must be conceded to the objec- tion ; that prayer cannot reasonably be offered to God with all the fame views , with which we oftentimes addrefs our intreaties to men ( views which are not commonly or easily fe- parated from it ) , viz ...
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... must neceffarily be inexorable : but where is the proof , that inexorability is any : part of perfect wisdom ; especially of that wif- dom , which is explained to confift in bringing about the most beneficial ends by the wifest means ...
... must neceffarily be inexorable : but where is the proof , that inexorability is any : part of perfect wisdom ; especially of that wif- dom , which is explained to confift in bringing about the most beneficial ends by the wifest means ...
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... must believe were intended to obtain , in human affairs . Why may we not be affifted by the prayers of other men , who are beholden for our support to their la bour ? Why may not our happiness be made in fome cafes to depend upon the ...
... must believe were intended to obtain , in human affairs . Why may we not be affifted by the prayers of other men , who are beholden for our support to their la bour ? Why may not our happiness be made in fome cafes to depend upon the ...
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