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... practice , the importance of which renders his discovery of the greatest possible consequence to mankind . ' We cannot , however , acquiesce either in this paneygric on the new doctrine ' , or in the deduction drawn from it . We think ...
... practice , the importance of which renders his discovery of the greatest possible consequence to mankind . ' We cannot , however , acquiesce either in this paneygric on the new doctrine ' , or in the deduction drawn from it . We think ...
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... practice appears very extraordinary in the eyes of an Englishman ; but we found that the Italians , Spaniards , and others , do it from religious principles , and the priests come in for a consider- able share . When we have reasoned ...
... practice appears very extraordinary in the eyes of an Englishman ; but we found that the Italians , Spaniards , and others , do it from religious principles , and the priests come in for a consider- able share . When we have reasoned ...
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... practice of courts , as it strikes us , has wisely intro- duced this qualification : but that practice is here impeached ; we think , without any good reason . We can see no solid ground for maintaining that the misapprehension of a ...
... practice of courts , as it strikes us , has wisely intro- duced this qualification : but that practice is here impeached ; we think , without any good reason . We can see no solid ground for maintaining that the misapprehension of a ...
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