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... mind must be torpid and inactive , in which many ideas do not arise that cannot be referred to perfonal views , or selfish confiderations , and which are not occasioned by objects of bufinefs or pleasure ; but take their origin from ...
... mind must be torpid and inactive , in which many ideas do not arise that cannot be referred to perfonal views , or selfish confiderations , and which are not occasioned by objects of bufinefs or pleasure ; but take their origin from ...
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... mind are worn away . He rarely defcends to perfonal attack ; but ftill exhibits the fame dauntless fpirit , the fame zeal for liberty , and the fame fallies of unexpected and mafterly reafoning . The ftyle and manner , indeed , of this ...
... mind are worn away . He rarely defcends to perfonal attack ; but ftill exhibits the fame dauntless fpirit , the fame zeal for liberty , and the fame fallies of unexpected and mafterly reafoning . The ftyle and manner , indeed , of this ...
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... mind are explicable by the notion of number . Mind , he fays , is united , not with body , as matter , but with the powers of body ; for all moving powers are immaterial fubftances ; not indeed the fame with mind , but fomething like it ...
... mind are explicable by the notion of number . Mind , he fays , is united , not with body , as matter , but with the powers of body ; for all moving powers are immaterial fubftances ; not indeed the fame with mind , but fomething like it ...
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