The Quarterly Review, Volumen16John Murray, 1817 |
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... human race is equally and alone salubrious to every other animal . It might be expected that the por- tion of this air which animals return in the alternate motion of the lungs , having performed its service , would prove of no further ...
... human race is equally and alone salubrious to every other animal . It might be expected that the por- tion of this air which animals return in the alternate motion of the lungs , having performed its service , would prove of no further ...
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... human race , and that warm zeal for the interests of truth and justice , without the guidance of which , ' it has been well observed , the highest mental endowments , when applied to moral or to political re- searches , are in perpetual ...
... human race , and that warm zeal for the interests of truth and justice , without the guidance of which , ' it has been well observed , the highest mental endowments , when applied to moral or to political re- searches , are in perpetual ...
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... human beings . M. Bonnet and a Mr. White are great advocates for this catenarian system of philosophy ; and because they have observed that there is less difference between the highest brute and the lowest savage than between the savage ...
... human beings . M. Bonnet and a Mr. White are great advocates for this catenarian system of philosophy ; and because they have observed that there is less difference between the highest brute and the lowest savage than between the savage ...
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... human actions . ' I think it may be rendered evident that He has done so ; and the proof of wisdom I shall endeavour to illustrate , is this ; that the order of things , in which the human race arrives at the highest degree of ...
... human actions . ' I think it may be rendered evident that He has done so ; and the proof of wisdom I shall endeavour to illustrate , is this ; that the order of things , in which the human race arrives at the highest degree of ...
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... human society . We should then have had the third and fourth chapters which are now occupied with a discussion concerning the effects of the equa- lity or the inequality of ranks and fortunes , devoted to a new and corrected statement ...
... human society . We should then have had the third and fourth chapters which are now occupied with a discussion concerning the effects of the equa- lity or the inequality of ranks and fortunes , devoted to a new and corrected statement ...
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