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... learning , has , on the whole , been the inftrument of ignorance and error , by which the Stagyrite has manacled the philofophy of fucceeding This charge Dr. T. fully fubftantiates , by an appeal to facts in the hiftory of fcholaftic ...
... learning , has , on the whole , been the inftrument of ignorance and error , by which the Stagyrite has manacled the philofophy of fucceeding This charge Dr. T. fully fubftantiates , by an appeal to facts in the hiftory of fcholaftic ...
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... learning worthy of rational inquiry , and which form the only true grounds of national fame and honour . ' In the fifth century , at which he begins his inquiries , he can difcover no other adequate caufe of the quick advances made in ...
... learning worthy of rational inquiry , and which form the only true grounds of national fame and honour . ' In the fifth century , at which he begins his inquiries , he can difcover no other adequate caufe of the quick advances made in ...
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... learning , the judgment , the diligence , the ac- curacy , and the liberality , which pervade the whole . We con- fider the public as indebted to this author for fo inftructive and ufeful a production ; which , we trust , will have its ...
... learning , the judgment , the diligence , the ac- curacy , and the liberality , which pervade the whole . We con- fider the public as indebted to this author for fo inftructive and ufeful a production ; which , we trust , will have its ...
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