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... respects true , or that their fucceffors were obliged to embrace the fame.- Such kind of reafoning will prove nothing ... respect to the two leading branches of education , -inftruction , and difcipline . The preceptive part of the plan ...
... respects true , or that their fucceffors were obliged to embrace the fame.- Such kind of reafoning will prove nothing ... respect to the two leading branches of education , -inftruction , and difcipline . The preceptive part of the plan ...
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... respect to liberty , his lord- fhip inftructs them ,, that , being governed by the fixed , impar tial , deliberate , voice of law , enacted by the general fuffrage of a free people , they poffets the greatest freedom that can be enjoyed ...
... respect to liberty , his lord- fhip inftructs them ,, that , being governed by the fixed , impar tial , deliberate , voice of law , enacted by the general fuffrage of a free people , they poffets the greatest freedom that can be enjoyed ...
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... respect to the pure notions al- ready mentioned , conceive fynthetical propofitions , or acquire pure fcience ; and indeed it is only when we have pure per- ceptions and pure notions for our objects , that we can arrive at univerfal and ...
... respect to the pure notions al- ready mentioned , conceive fynthetical propofitions , or acquire pure fcience ; and indeed it is only when we have pure per- ceptions and pure notions for our objects , that we can arrive at univerfal and ...
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