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whole displays a want of accuracy and arrangement which clearly proves that he is writing on a subject also that he does not thoroughly comprehend . We cannot but remark that he treats the most eminent writers , who differ from him ...
whole displays a want of accuracy and arrangement which clearly proves that he is writing on a subject also that he does not thoroughly comprehend . We cannot but remark that he treats the most eminent writers , who differ from him ...
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... whole , to bring out and magnify its faintest intelligence , and to record the path of past perceptions . This evoluble mind , according to the philosophy of the antients , constitutes the soul of the universe , and is employed in ...
... whole , to bring out and magnify its faintest intelligence , and to record the path of past perceptions . This evoluble mind , according to the philosophy of the antients , constitutes the soul of the universe , and is employed in ...
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... whole business lay within those general terms of calculation ; but the contrary is too evident to need the formality of proof . By taking his whole bargain at a fixed annual sum , the farmer has only one party to account with , only one ...
... whole business lay within those general terms of calculation ; but the contrary is too evident to need the formality of proof . By taking his whole bargain at a fixed annual sum , the farmer has only one party to account with , only one ...
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