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... cause , that he doubts ( page 22. ) whether in late years any material addition to our population has taken place ; a subject on which he would have written differently , had he ascertained before publication the particulars of the ...
... cause , that he doubts ( page 22. ) whether in late years any material addition to our population has taken place ; a subject on which he would have written differently , had he ascertained before publication the particulars of the ...
Pagina 175
... cause of its being definite : but the article only marks the effect ; it takes no notice of the cause . It does not even mark its existence , much less its nature . It does not point out that there is any relation , except that of the ...
... cause of its being definite : but the article only marks the effect ; it takes no notice of the cause . It does not even mark its existence , much less its nature . It does not point out that there is any relation , except that of the ...
Pagina 177
... cause was assigned for each separate effect , a raining cause for the rain , and a snowing cause for the snow , & c .; and in the days of religious ignorance the people deified many of those causes , to which much of their poly- theism ...
... cause was assigned for each separate effect , a raining cause for the rain , and a snowing cause for the snow , & c .; and in the days of religious ignorance the people deified many of those causes , to which much of their poly- theism ...
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