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... particular uses and properties of trees . On the last mentioned subject , he quotes Agricola : but it would have been preferable to have been informed of the results of his own experience . The first part of the treatise thus concludes ...
... particular uses and properties of trees . On the last mentioned subject , he quotes Agricola : but it would have been preferable to have been informed of the results of his own experience . The first part of the treatise thus concludes ...
Pagina 144
... particular associations proves to the satisfaction of ordinary men ; but if learned philosophers choose to doubt it , because it is not demonstrable , they must doubt Scepticism has never attempted to make proselytes by fire or sword ...
... particular associations proves to the satisfaction of ordinary men ; but if learned philosophers choose to doubt it , because it is not demonstrable , they must doubt Scepticism has never attempted to make proselytes by fire or sword ...
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... particular objects of the author's animadversion , we are but little acquainted , and they cannot be ge- nerally interesting . Several parts of the book are written with a de gree of asperity which we do not approve an asperity of ...
... particular objects of the author's animadversion , we are but little acquainted , and they cannot be ge- nerally interesting . Several parts of the book are written with a de gree of asperity which we do not approve an asperity of ...
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Philosophy Mechanical Elements | 6 |
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