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... human digestive organs as adapted both to animal and vegetable food : -unless , in this instance , as respecting the origin of the human race , he should choose to support the doctrines of Martinus Scriblerus ; whom yet we do not ...
... human digestive organs as adapted both to animal and vegetable food : -unless , in this instance , as respecting the origin of the human race , he should choose to support the doctrines of Martinus Scriblerus ; whom yet we do not ...
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... human happiness , and abhorrence of human contention ; a peace , whose security shall be the innocence of society , whose guarantee , the philanthropy of nations , and whose olive - branch , extended over the HEARTS of mankind , shall ...
... human happiness , and abhorrence of human contention ; a peace , whose security shall be the innocence of society , whose guarantee , the philanthropy of nations , and whose olive - branch , extended over the HEARTS of mankind , shall ...
Pagina 265
... human ingenuity . ' To impress conviction on the mind , in this respect , a rich variety of facts taken from natural history is adduced ; and we are entertained with accounts of the succession of plants and animals , and of their ...
... human ingenuity . ' To impress conviction on the mind , in this respect , a rich variety of facts taken from natural history is adduced ; and we are entertained with accounts of the succession of plants and animals , and of their ...
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