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... principles , and most noble in its end , " we are directed by God - given reason to learn of God Himself . From this " common principle , " one may proceed to the doctrines of the faith , " in what age and country soever " one may be ...
... principles , and most noble in its end , " we are directed by God - given reason to learn of God Himself . From this " common principle , " one may proceed to the doctrines of the faith , " in what age and country soever " one may be ...
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... principles " about which all men must agree . These admit no disagreement since they are self - evident ; all morality may be reduced to them : “ ... let us draw forth a stock of such Principles , as being immediately true , need no ...
... principles " about which all men must agree . These admit no disagreement since they are self - evident ; all morality may be reduced to them : “ ... let us draw forth a stock of such Principles , as being immediately true , need no ...
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... Principles and Conclusions by which the understanding is informed . " These are the innate ideas or common notions : " ... inbred Fundamental Notices , that God hath implanted in our Souls ; such as arise not from external Object , nor ...
... Principles and Conclusions by which the understanding is informed . " These are the innate ideas or common notions : " ... inbred Fundamental Notices , that God hath implanted in our Souls ; such as arise not from external Object , nor ...
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ARNOLD AND EARLY VICTORIAN POETIC THEORY | 9 |
WORDSWORTH | 31 |
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