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... action , which not only constitute the highest bliss of human life but are the foundations of all real national grandeur . A wily politician may promote dissensions , prac- tise delusion , and undermine the constitution , to support his ...
... action , which not only constitute the highest bliss of human life but are the foundations of all real national grandeur . A wily politician may promote dissensions , prac- tise delusion , and undermine the constitution , to support his ...
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... action as a physical cause is with its effect ; that is , that in both cases a constant conjunction takes place between the motive or cause as the antecedent , and the action or effect as the consequent ; which invariable conjunction is ...
... action as a physical cause is with its effect ; that is , that in both cases a constant conjunction takes place between the motive or cause as the antecedent , and the action or effect as the consequent ; which invariable conjunction is ...
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... action , therefore , hath necessarily ceased . And moral energies are scarcely conceivable without moral action ; nor intellectual energies without the moral . From this suspence , therefore , of its faculties and affections , the ...
... action , therefore , hath necessarily ceased . And moral energies are scarcely conceivable without moral action ; nor intellectual energies without the moral . From this suspence , therefore , of its faculties and affections , the ...
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