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Pagina 178
... interest of B to that C. But this can never prove to B that it is his duty to sacrifice his own greatest ultimate good to the interest of C. To the " valet of Fenelon " his own felicity must be more dear than that of Fenelon himself ...
... interest of B to that C. But this can never prove to B that it is his duty to sacrifice his own greatest ultimate good to the interest of C. To the " valet of Fenelon " his own felicity must be more dear than that of Fenelon himself ...
Pagina 301
... interest , is of such a na- ture that the date of the narrative is a circumstance of pri- mary import . If the subject be the physical , moral , and po- litical state of antient empires and nations , we derive particular gratification ...
... interest , is of such a na- ture that the date of the narrative is a circumstance of pri- mary import . If the subject be the physical , moral , and po- litical state of antient empires and nations , we derive particular gratification ...
Pagina 407
... interest to lessen the cuantity of corn land , which is here said to be already three times more than it necessarily ... interest paid on the sum total borrowed must be subtracted from their incomes . The amount of the interest on the ...
... interest to lessen the cuantity of corn land , which is here said to be already three times more than it necessarily ... interest paid on the sum total borrowed must be subtracted from their incomes . The amount of the interest on the ...
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