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... Author admits the truth of the obfervation , but conceives the Naturalift to be mistaken , in at- tributing to a phyfical fource what ought to be ascribed to a mo- ral one ; a mistake , he cbferves , very common to the Philofo- phers of ...
... Author admits the truth of the obfervation , but conceives the Naturalift to be mistaken , in at- tributing to a phyfical fource what ought to be ascribed to a mo- ral one ; a mistake , he cbferves , very common to the Philofo- phers of ...
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... Author's illuftration renders his propofition ob- fcure . What he meant to fay , we apprehend , to be to this effect ; The human heart is incapable , on account of envy , of taking pleafure in the pleasure of others who are conceived to ...
... Author's illuftration renders his propofition ob- fcure . What he meant to fay , we apprehend , to be to this effect ; The human heart is incapable , on account of envy , of taking pleafure in the pleasure of others who are conceived to ...
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... Author's affertion is true . Is it not notori- ous , that we of.en pity perfons , whom we know to be infenfi- ble of their misfortunes ? To inftance only the idiot and the madman , perhaps the greatest objects of human pity ! Are not ...
... Author's affertion is true . Is it not notori- ous , that we of.en pity perfons , whom we know to be infenfi- ble of their misfortunes ? To inftance only the idiot and the madman , perhaps the greatest objects of human pity ! Are not ...
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... author's character , we have thought it not amifs to fubjoin it to this fhort account of him . They , who are well read in the noble author's Characteristics , will want no proof beyond its own internal evidence , to be convinced that ...
... author's character , we have thought it not amifs to fubjoin it to this fhort account of him . They , who are well read in the noble author's Characteristics , will want no proof beyond its own internal evidence , to be convinced that ...
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... author himself , what his life was ; how great an example of that happy temper , and god - like difpofition , which ... author's extant , but fuch as were written after him at church : he having used no other than very fhort notes , not ...
... author himself , what his life was ; how great an example of that happy temper , and god - like difpofition , which ... author's extant , but fuch as were written after him at church : he having used no other than very fhort notes , not ...
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