The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1816 |
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... human soul , are wasted in the progress of sin ; that health is lost in profligacy , and time in idleness , and beauty in depravity ; that rank and affluence are made the ministers of folly or of vice ; -that learning is abused to the ...
... human soul , are wasted in the progress of sin ; that health is lost in profligacy , and time in idleness , and beauty in depravity ; that rank and affluence are made the ministers of folly or of vice ; -that learning is abused to the ...
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... human expression . The object of the succeeding pages is confined solely to the first order of inherent expression ; or to an analysis of those laws of the regular associations of external perceptions , which consti- tute beauty and ...
... human expression . The object of the succeeding pages is confined solely to the first order of inherent expression ; or to an analysis of those laws of the regular associations of external perceptions , which consti- tute beauty and ...
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... human mind , so that super- stitions and prejudices of all kinds were rapidly on the decline . The benefit of this change of opinion was immediately ex- perienced by the anatomist , in acquiring a greater facility of obtaining subjects ...
... human mind , so that super- stitions and prejudices of all kinds were rapidly on the decline . The benefit of this change of opinion was immediately ex- perienced by the anatomist , in acquiring a greater facility of obtaining subjects ...
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