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... object far preferable to their wealth , will wish rather to preserve their moral independence , which must be ... objects of mere luxury , by anxiety about external appearance , and by deference to wealth and show . They should not teach ...
... object far preferable to their wealth , will wish rather to preserve their moral independence , which must be ... objects of mere luxury , by anxiety about external appearance , and by deference to wealth and show . They should not teach ...
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... object of deliberation ; but that which is pre - eligible is defined to be this object ; since pre- viously to judge from deliberation is called pre - election . For having formed a previous judgment of what is proper to be done , we no ...
... object of deliberation ; but that which is pre - eligible is defined to be this object ; since pre- viously to judge from deliberation is called pre - election . For having formed a previous judgment of what is proper to be done , we no ...
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... object to give a sort of clue to the study of his book ; which pre - supposes in its reader so much acquaintance with the mixed character of the heathen mythology , that we believe it will be found by many to stand in need of some such ...
... object to give a sort of clue to the study of his book ; which pre - supposes in its reader so much acquaintance with the mixed character of the heathen mythology , that we believe it will be found by many to stand in need of some such ...
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