The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Pàgina 137
... nature as intelligent beings , that we cannot have the least degree of intelligence without fome fenfe of it ; and that , as it is the founda- tion both of virtue and religion , we appear to be formed by nature for both . To which I ...
... nature as intelligent beings , that we cannot have the least degree of intelligence without fome fenfe of it ; and that , as it is the founda- tion both of virtue and religion , we appear to be formed by nature for both . To which I ...
Pàgina 139
... nature will admit . For there is great difference of natures in different individuals ; and it would not be confiftent with the order of things , and that variety , which we obferve in nature , if all the individuals of the fame fpecies ...
... nature will admit . For there is great difference of natures in different individuals ; and it would not be confiftent with the order of things , and that variety , which we obferve in nature , if all the individuals of the fame fpecies ...
Pàgina 207
to nature , was all the actor had to do . Nature ! -how many use this word without knowing its meaning . - The difference of fex , of age , of fituation , of time , of countries , of manners , and of cuftoms , demand different modes of ...
to nature , was all the actor had to do . Nature ! -how many use this word without knowing its meaning . - The difference of fex , of age , of fituation , of time , of countries , of manners , and of cuftoms , demand different modes of ...
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