The London Quarterly Review, Volumen6Theodore Foster, 1812 |
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... once , of the sober charms of truth , and of those imposing attractions which fancy , when united to taste , can lend to fiction . In consequence of the unbounded praise which I have heard bestowed upon them , I have repeatedly begun ...
... once , of the sober charms of truth , and of those imposing attractions which fancy , when united to taste , can lend to fiction . In consequence of the unbounded praise which I have heard bestowed upon them , I have repeatedly begun ...
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... once determined to call every thing of which we are conscious , an idea , and every kind of connexion among our thoughts , an as- sociation , what difficulty is there in showing that all the phenome- na of mind are cases of the ...
... once determined to call every thing of which we are conscious , an idea , and every kind of connexion among our thoughts , an as- sociation , what difficulty is there in showing that all the phenome- na of mind are cases of the ...
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... once for all to state , that we greatly admire the acuteness and fertility of thought with which they are supported , and regret that such rare talents for metaphysical speculation should be em- ployed to underrate the importance of ...
... once for all to state , that we greatly admire the acuteness and fertility of thought with which they are supported , and regret that such rare talents for metaphysical speculation should be em- ployed to underrate the importance of ...
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... once came to a stand , from the difficulties which rose on every side . At last , says he , it came into my thoughts that we took a wrong course , and that before we set ourselves upon inquiries of that nature , it was necessary to ...
... once came to a stand , from the difficulties which rose on every side . At last , says he , it came into my thoughts that we took a wrong course , and that before we set ourselves upon inquiries of that nature , it was necessary to ...
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... once more before the close of this Disserta- tion , that the correction of one single prejudice has often been at- tended with consequences more important and extensive than could be produced by any positive accession to the stock of ...
... once more before the close of this Disserta- tion , that the correction of one single prejudice has often been at- tended with consequences more important and extensive than could be produced by any positive accession to the stock of ...
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