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... human affairs , and of the rise of civil and religious eftablishments . ' In treating of thefe inftitutions , he ... human race , I mean no arbitrary will , or will merely imperative ; but that conflituting will , which regulated MORAL ...
... human affairs , and of the rise of civil and religious eftablishments . ' In treating of thefe inftitutions , he ... human race , I mean no arbitrary will , or will merely imperative ; but that conflituting will , which regulated MORAL ...
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... humanity and juftice , and preffing into his fervice all the narrow , selfish paffions of the human heart , to decide on this momentous queftion , -Whether a trade fhall be continued which dooms . to flavery millions of our fellow ...
... humanity and juftice , and preffing into his fervice all the narrow , selfish paffions of the human heart , to decide on this momentous queftion , -Whether a trade fhall be continued which dooms . to flavery millions of our fellow ...
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... human mind very different from thofe entertained by him , who believes the race to have been originally civilized . This laft - mentioned opinion had been long the author's ; and of courfe the theory of human nature , which he had ...
... human mind very different from thofe entertained by him , who believes the race to have been originally civilized . This laft - mentioned opinion had been long the author's ; and of courfe the theory of human nature , which he had ...
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