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... fhould cherish any childish veneration for the found of his own name : -but those eminent qualities , by which the whole human race may be ameliorated , ought to be the great object of every man's pursuit . We were no lefs mortified by ...
... fhould cherish any childish veneration for the found of his own name : -but those eminent qualities , by which the whole human race may be ameliorated , ought to be the great object of every man's pursuit . We were no lefs mortified by ...
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... fhould become favourable , that every individual fhould have leifure for reafoning and reflection , and that there fhould be no fpecies of public inftitution , which , having falfe- hood for its bafis , fhould counteract their progrefs ...
... fhould become favourable , that every individual fhould have leifure for reafoning and reflection , and that there fhould be no fpecies of public inftitution , which , having falfe- hood for its bafis , fhould counteract their progrefs ...
Pagina 386
... fhould be in ten thousand places at the fame inftant , and be eaten every day . But why fhould this abfurdity be rejected , and any other admitted ? To fuppofe that God fhould require us to believe what is contrary to all our fenfes ...
... fhould be in ten thousand places at the fame inftant , and be eaten every day . But why fhould this abfurdity be rejected , and any other admitted ? To fuppofe that God fhould require us to believe what is contrary to all our fenfes ...
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