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... mind , and enlarge the pleasures of contemplation by regular trains of reflection . In the small publication before us , Nature is both delineated and described ; and whether we look to the sketches of the bold and diversified scenery ...
... mind , and enlarge the pleasures of contemplation by regular trains of reflection . In the small publication before us , Nature is both delineated and described ; and whether we look to the sketches of the bold and diversified scenery ...
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... mind , not only by setting it free from the uncontrolable authority formerly exercised over it by spiritual judges , but also by the profound and learned in- vestigations which arose from those religious disputes ; as in every subject ...
... mind , not only by setting it free from the uncontrolable authority formerly exercised over it by spiritual judges , but also by the profound and learned in- vestigations which arose from those religious disputes ; as in every subject ...
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... mind more than this French Professor appears to have done , will deny the existence of these facts , and will reprobate the doctrine of the soul's acting against motives as absurd in the extreme . The author also treats of Pleasure and ...
... mind more than this French Professor appears to have done , will deny the existence of these facts , and will reprobate the doctrine of the soul's acting against motives as absurd in the extreme . The author also treats of Pleasure and ...
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