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... former occasion , we were forced to withhold our absolute assent to some parts of the hypothesis , which were rather in- ferred than expressed in his first memoir : but the present little volume has fully established us in the ...
... former occasion , we were forced to withhold our absolute assent to some parts of the hypothesis , which were rather in- ferred than expressed in his first memoir : but the present little volume has fully established us in the ...
Pagina 131
... former treatises on the Passions , we find comparatively few references to in- quiries merely speculative ; so few indeed , and introduced with such scrupulous impartiality , as not unfrequently to leave his readers in doubt with regard ...
... former treatises on the Passions , we find comparatively few references to in- quiries merely speculative ; so few indeed , and introduced with such scrupulous impartiality , as not unfrequently to leave his readers in doubt with regard ...
Pagina 442
... former " Letter to Mr. Peel , " is a want of finish ; the statements being frequently obscure , and the arguments put down as they flowed from the pen of the writer , instead of being examined and re - arranged to suit the deficient ...
... former " Letter to Mr. Peel , " is a want of finish ; the statements being frequently obscure , and the arguments put down as they flowed from the pen of the writer , instead of being examined and re - arranged to suit the deficient ...
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