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... human knowledge , would no more affe & t the philofophy of mind , than they would affect any of the branches of phyfics ; nor would our doubts concerning even the existence of mind affect this branch of science , any more than the ...
... human knowledge , would no more affe & t the philofophy of mind , than they would affect any of the branches of phyfics ; nor would our doubts concerning even the existence of mind affect this branch of science , any more than the ...
Pagina 64
... human nature , and in the general laws which regu- late the courfe of human affairs ; and which , if ever , in confequence of the progress of reason , philofophy fhould be enabled to affume that afcendant in the government of the world ...
... human nature , and in the general laws which regu- late the courfe of human affairs ; and which , if ever , in confequence of the progress of reason , philofophy fhould be enabled to affume that afcendant in the government of the world ...
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... human mind , on which fubject we have before quoted him with pleasure ; and next on political inftitutes , which , Mr. S. well perceives , have a much deeper and more intimate connexion with metaphyfics than men of mere practical ...
... human mind , on which fubject we have before quoted him with pleasure ; and next on political inftitutes , which , Mr. S. well perceives , have a much deeper and more intimate connexion with metaphyfics than men of mere practical ...
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