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... mind is gratified by these objects . We might begin in moral ftile ; and confider the objects of na- ture in a higher light , than merely as amulement . We might ob ferve , that a fearch after beauty fhould naturally lead the mind to ...
... mind is gratified by these objects . We might begin in moral ftile ; and confider the objects of na- ture in a higher light , than merely as amulement . We might ob ferve , that a fearch after beauty fhould naturally lead the mind to ...
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... mind two faculties , Understanding and Will . These we must explain in the outfet ; for , it does not appear that our notions or ideas of them are fufficiently clear and diftinct : But , because these ideas are abftra & t , and do not ...
... mind two faculties , Understanding and Will . These we must explain in the outfet ; for , it does not appear that our notions or ideas of them are fufficiently clear and diftinct : But , because these ideas are abftra & t , and do not ...
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... mind , and fix it in the belief of exploded errors . It has commonly been observed of uni- verfities and extensive establishments for the purpose of education , that the knowledge taught there , is a century behind the knowlege which ...
... mind , and fix it in the belief of exploded errors . It has commonly been observed of uni- verfities and extensive establishments for the purpose of education , that the knowledge taught there , is a century behind the knowlege which ...
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