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... important discoveries . The style in which Newton explained the system of the world was simple and modest ; and had ... importance of the end designed , " and pass unseen amid its moral attractions , like the inequalities of the road ...
... important discoveries . The style in which Newton explained the system of the world was simple and modest ; and had ... importance of the end designed , " and pass unseen amid its moral attractions , like the inequalities of the road ...
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... Important Hints and Reflections on the present State of the In- fantry Forces in general belonging to this Empire ... importance of these parts of a soldier's education , and in his state- ment of the imperfection generally prevailing ...
... Important Hints and Reflections on the present State of the In- fantry Forces in general belonging to this Empire ... importance of these parts of a soldier's education , and in his state- ment of the imperfection generally prevailing ...
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... important subject . The unsophisticated sentiments of mankind are in perfect unison with the deductions of logic ... importance of the subject to the University of which he is a most respectable member , to Philosophy , and even to ...
... important subject . The unsophisticated sentiments of mankind are in perfect unison with the deductions of logic ... importance of the subject to the University of which he is a most respectable member , to Philosophy , and even to ...
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