The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1810 |
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... whole credit of this ingenious and masterly improvement in jurisprudence belongs to Mr. Bridgman . Both Aristotle and his interpreter , we be- lieve , would have been as much astonished as ourselves , at the discovery that a man is a ...
... whole credit of this ingenious and masterly improvement in jurisprudence belongs to Mr. Bridgman . Both Aristotle and his interpreter , we be- lieve , would have been as much astonished as ourselves , at the discovery that a man is a ...
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... whole sensitive system , by which good and evil are retributed in an incalculable ratio to all matter that has ever ... whole system of animal life or sensation , the effects of its own pre- vious agency in an incalculably multiplicate ...
... whole sensitive system , by which good and evil are retributed in an incalculable ratio to all matter that has ever ... whole system of animal life or sensation , the effects of its own pre- vious agency in an incalculably multiplicate ...
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... whole appearance bespoke my sufferings . Wishing to read something , I had recourse to the gazettes , whole pages of which I frequently ran over without understanding a single word . I rode out on horseback in the most solitary places ...
... whole appearance bespoke my sufferings . Wishing to read something , I had recourse to the gazettes , whole pages of which I frequently ran over without understanding a single word . I rode out on horseback in the most solitary places ...
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