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... seems to consider it as proved beyond dispute , that the present world has existed from all eternity , and that men and other animals have been spontaneously produced . He is even obli- ging enough to inform us , that man may be ...
... seems to consider it as proved beyond dispute , that the present world has existed from all eternity , and that men and other animals have been spontaneously produced . He is even obli- ging enough to inform us , that man may be ...
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... seem foolish enough to think that a mighty empire may exist without any : a new maxim equally unknown to antients and moderns , and which seems the height of phrenzy to Yours , & c . ' The next direct stige led through a pleasant ...
... seem foolish enough to think that a mighty empire may exist without any : a new maxim equally unknown to antients and moderns , and which seems the height of phrenzy to Yours , & c . ' The next direct stige led through a pleasant ...
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... seems to have been forced ; that is , the people have been habituated , by degrees , to live almost upon the smallest possible quantity of food . There must have been periods in such countries when population increased permanently ...
... seems to have been forced ; that is , the people have been habituated , by degrees , to live almost upon the smallest possible quantity of food . There must have been periods in such countries when population increased permanently ...
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