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Pagina 205
... cause of truth , and confequently the cause of virtue , must be promoted by an unlimited freedom of inquiry ; and few events have done more to ftrengthen and confirm us in these fentiments , than the French Revolution , and the ample ...
... cause of truth , and confequently the cause of virtue , must be promoted by an unlimited freedom of inquiry ; and few events have done more to ftrengthen and confirm us in these fentiments , than the French Revolution , and the ample ...
Pagina 299
... cause , refults from him neceffarily . ' In order to prove this , he has evinced much metaphyfical acumen , and has manifefted a vaft ftretch of thought : but , after all , we muft obferve , on his reafoning , what he himself obferves ...
... cause , refults from him neceffarily . ' In order to prove this , he has evinced much metaphyfical acumen , and has manifefted a vaft ftretch of thought : but , after all , we muft obferve , on his reafoning , what he himself obferves ...
Pagina 536
... causes , the opposite extremes of fanaticism and fcepticism are daily increafing , and the true interefts of re- ligion , as ... cause of religion and virtue , we do not think his quence with the world fufficient for the task that he has ...
... causes , the opposite extremes of fanaticism and fcepticism are daily increafing , and the true interefts of re- ligion , as ... cause of religion and virtue , we do not think his quence with the world fufficient for the task that he has ...
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