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Pagina 159
... univerfal mafs of ignorance , there are men every day in the ftates , who are puffing themselves off for the FIRST NATION IN EUROPE ! the GREATEST PEOPLE IN THE UNIVERSE ! as if the political juntos , or literary circles of a capital ...
... univerfal mafs of ignorance , there are men every day in the ftates , who are puffing themselves off for the FIRST NATION IN EUROPE ! the GREATEST PEOPLE IN THE UNIVERSE ! as if the political juntos , or literary circles of a capital ...
Pagina 230
... univerfal law of reafon , according to this writer , can only be obeyed by fpeculative folitaries . The natural ... Univer- fal equality is an abfuraity , because there is in the whole fcale of being , a regular gradation ; or , if it ...
... univerfal law of reafon , according to this writer , can only be obeyed by fpeculative folitaries . The natural ... Univer- fal equality is an abfuraity , because there is in the whole fcale of being , a regular gradation ; or , if it ...
Pagina 526
... univerfal moral precepts , but only particular maxims , which individuals might prescribe to themselves as the rule of their conduct . To these univerfal moral laws , practical reafon commands our implicit obedience , without any regard ...
... univerfal moral precepts , but only particular maxims , which individuals might prescribe to themselves as the rule of their conduct . To these univerfal moral laws , practical reafon commands our implicit obedience , without any regard ...
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