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Pagina 167
... reason in the nature of their proper names for their using them so frequently with the article . The nature of those names will also supply us with a reason for another practice , not uncommon among the Hebrews , which was that of ...
... reason in the nature of their proper names for their using them so frequently with the article . The nature of those names will also supply us with a reason for another practice , not uncommon among the Hebrews , which was that of ...
Pagina 179
... reason and experience . Of every part of the nice disquisitions which constitute this sin- gular chapter , such is our decided opinion . The so much disputed point of the Corruption of Blood is examined by the author in the same chapter ...
... reason and experience . Of every part of the nice disquisitions which constitute this sin- gular chapter , such is our decided opinion . The so much disputed point of the Corruption of Blood is examined by the author in the same chapter ...
Pagina 379
... reason of its want of success , it should be remembered that it is a reason which has long ceased to exist ; and we can discover no other objection to its acquiring in the present age that popularity to which , we think , it is on many ...
... reason of its want of success , it should be remembered that it is a reason which has long ceased to exist ; and we can discover no other objection to its acquiring in the present age that popularity to which , we think , it is on many ...
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