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... produces motion in matter , while matter cannot produce motion in mind , is but an abuse of language : for it might , in like manner , be said , that mind is inert , because it cannot produce , in itself , or in other minds , that ...
... produces motion in matter , while matter cannot produce motion in mind , is but an abuse of language : for it might , in like manner , be said , that mind is inert , because it cannot produce , in itself , or in other minds , that ...
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the food produced ; and the food produced will be in the com- pound ratio of the fertility of the climate , and the ... produce wherewithal fully to maintain , as in years of plenty , one third more than its own inhabitants ; for if ...
the food produced ; and the food produced will be in the com- pound ratio of the fertility of the climate , and the ... produce wherewithal fully to maintain , as in years of plenty , one third more than its own inhabitants ; for if ...
Pagina 194
... produce annually about 13,687,500 muids of wine , of various quality and price . The wines most esteemed for the table are from Champagne , Bourgogne , and Bourdeaux . Provence and the southern provinces produce Muscat , Hermitage ...
... produce annually about 13,687,500 muids of wine , of various quality and price . The wines most esteemed for the table are from Champagne , Bourgogne , and Bourdeaux . Provence and the southern provinces produce Muscat , Hermitage ...
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