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... object . The fimple percep tion of the object , we frequently find , is infufficient to excite these emotions , unless it is accompanied with this operation of mind , unless , according to common expreffion , our imagination is feized ...
... object . The fimple percep tion of the object , we frequently find , is infufficient to excite these emotions , unless it is accompanied with this operation of mind , unless , according to common expreffion , our imagination is feized ...
Pagina 462
... object of government is unquestionably the happiness of the people . Where this object is neglected , or poftponed to any other confideration , government becomes an evil ; and men would do better without it . That a nation cannot be ...
... object of government is unquestionably the happiness of the people . Where this object is neglected , or poftponed to any other confideration , government becomes an evil ; and men would do better without it . That a nation cannot be ...
Pagina 489
... objects which prefent themselves before him ; that is , we acquire a knowlege of the rela- tion which the parts of the object have to each other , and this takes place , because the objects operate on the foul through the me- dium of ...
... objects which prefent themselves before him ; that is , we acquire a knowlege of the rela- tion which the parts of the object have to each other , and this takes place , because the objects operate on the foul through the me- dium of ...
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