The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... common property of existence , we ascend still higher , and include all under one common class , to which we give the still more general name of Being . In rela- tion to Being , Animal now becomes a special term , as Being is , in ...
... common property of existence , we ascend still higher , and include all under one common class , to which we give the still more general name of Being . In rela- tion to Being , Animal now becomes a special term , as Being is , in ...
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... common observation , occurrence , or maxim : thus they discover and communicate unexpected , yet just , analogies of things ; and they show the most extensive exercise of their powers , by a ready com- mand over the most brilliant ...
... common observation , occurrence , or maxim : thus they discover and communicate unexpected , yet just , analogies of things ; and they show the most extensive exercise of their powers , by a ready com- mand over the most brilliant ...
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... common language of the great body of the people throughout a large portion of India : but it is not the language of books , nor of business of the more serious and exalted kinds . It is , however , very useful in the details of common ...
... common language of the great body of the people throughout a large portion of India : but it is not the language of books , nor of business of the more serious and exalted kinds . It is , however , very useful in the details of common ...
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