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... thought , and fince the whole of man's know- lege begins and ends in thought , if metaphyfics be understood to fignify the laws , powers , and progrefs , of mind , metaphyfics will eternally be the first of subjects to man . In this ...
... thought , and fince the whole of man's know- lege begins and ends in thought , if metaphyfics be understood to fignify the laws , powers , and progrefs , of mind , metaphyfics will eternally be the first of subjects to man . In this ...
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... thought , and volition , but of performing a variety of movements with the hand , before the eyes of a company , in an in- terval of time too short to enable the fpectators to exert that degree of attention , which is necessary to lay a ...
... thought , and volition , but of performing a variety of movements with the hand , before the eyes of a company , in an in- terval of time too short to enable the fpectators to exert that degree of attention , which is necessary to lay a ...
Pagina 441
... thought neceffary by affiduity and intrigue to make to ourselves a party , to procure the recommendation of lords , and the good word of women of pleafure , and clerks in office . To obtain honour , it will be thought neces ~ fary to ...
... thought neceffary by affiduity and intrigue to make to ourselves a party , to procure the recommendation of lords , and the good word of women of pleafure , and clerks in office . To obtain honour , it will be thought neces ~ fary to ...
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