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... nature of the art depends upon the mate- rials and instrument employed . Imitation is either direct or proper , or indirect and improper : and to difcriminate its nature and extent in each of the elegant arts , as well as in the ...
... nature of the art depends upon the mate- rials and instrument employed . Imitation is either direct or proper , or indirect and improper : and to difcriminate its nature and extent in each of the elegant arts , as well as in the ...
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... nature to his own purfuits ; nay we admire them with him : all we defire , is , that he wou'd leave us as quietly in the poffeffion of our amusements . ' Having premifed this , the author proceeds in his firft eflay to mark the ...
... nature to his own purfuits ; nay we admire them with him : all we defire , is , that he wou'd leave us as quietly in the poffeffion of our amusements . ' Having premifed this , the author proceeds in his firft eflay to mark the ...
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... natural rights , the very idea of which feems to indicate that they are derived from fomething inherent in human nature , and not merely from cir- cumftances which , though they neceffarily refult from the con- ftitution of fociety ...
... natural rights , the very idea of which feems to indicate that they are derived from fomething inherent in human nature , and not merely from cir- cumftances which , though they neceffarily refult from the con- ftitution of fociety ...
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