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... circumstances , that church may , and probably has , become liable to many of Mr. Bentham's severe remarks ; because , as we have already intimated , no human institution can well continue for two or three centuries without exhibiting ...
... circumstances , that church may , and probably has , become liable to many of Mr. Bentham's severe remarks ; because , as we have already intimated , no human institution can well continue for two or three centuries without exhibiting ...
Pagina 193
... circumstances , have one common capacity for receiving ideas . It is true we have seen some children receive ideas earlier than others , appear more sprightly , and exhibit greater knowledge of the circumstances of which they are ...
... circumstances , have one common capacity for receiving ideas . It is true we have seen some children receive ideas earlier than others , appear more sprightly , and exhibit greater knowledge of the circumstances of which they are ...
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... circumstances connected with this adventure , he retraced his former course , visited the island of Cos , Cnidus , Boodroom , ( probably the antient Halicarnassus , ) and some other places . Our limits forbid us to follow him in this ...
... circumstances connected with this adventure , he retraced his former course , visited the island of Cos , Cnidus , Boodroom , ( probably the antient Halicarnassus , ) and some other places . Our limits forbid us to follow him in this ...
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