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of the theoretical opinions of an author , who , in his delineation of the mental
powers of animals , substitutes conjectures for facts , and speculation for
philosophical induction . Fortunately for his reputation , he possesses much real
merit as a ...
of the theoretical opinions of an author , who , in his delineation of the mental
powers of animals , substitutes conjectures for facts , and speculation for
philosophical induction . Fortunately for his reputation , he possesses much real
merit as a ...
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It cannot but be observed that this paper is composed rather of general remarks ,
and representations on the nature of the Grecian contest , than of particular facts
and details of existing circumstances : but the former have the merit of being ...
It cannot but be observed that this paper is composed rather of general remarks ,
and representations on the nature of the Grecian contest , than of particular facts
and details of existing circumstances : but the former have the merit of being ...
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It is at this point that the author commences the first chapter of the ingenious
treatise before us , and thence proceeds to develope in a continued series the
several facts that had been discovered before the publication of his work . · The
first ...
It is at this point that the author commences the first chapter of the ingenious
treatise before us , and thence proceeds to develope in a continued series the
several facts that had been discovered before the publication of his work . · The
first ...
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