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Page 48
On such a principle as this , eternally and substantially active , both the heavens
and the earth depend . ... according to the best principles both of intellection and
volition , which exactly coincide , when traced up to Deity , their ultimate source .
On such a principle as this , eternally and substantially active , both the heavens
and the earth depend . ... according to the best principles both of intellection and
volition , which exactly coincide , when traced up to Deity , their ultimate source .
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Is the heat that follows cold applications , the result of accumulated irritability , or
of the action of that principle in our constitution , which we distinguish by the
terins vis vitæ The decision will go fome way in determining a point of greater ...
Is the heat that follows cold applications , the result of accumulated irritability , or
of the action of that principle in our constitution , which we distinguish by the
terins vis vitæ The decision will go fome way in determining a point of greater ...
Page 149
An improved practice , founded on found principles , does not require the
effufions of invective or abuse against the followers of the old method , but is
rather injured by such behaviour in the opinion of liberal inen . We cannot admit
the truth of ...
An improved practice , founded on found principles , does not require the
effufions of invective or abuse against the followers of the old method , but is
rather injured by such behaviour in the opinion of liberal inen . We cannot admit
the truth of ...
Page 182
He affirms , that the principles of the French revolution were all principles of
demolition without any of construction . But , because the popular party did not
conjirudt so eally or so quickly as it demolished , it does not follow that its
principles ...
He affirms , that the principles of the French revolution were all principles of
demolition without any of construction . But , because the popular party did not
conjirudt so eally or so quickly as it demolished , it does not follow that its
principles ...
Page 345
His fame , with posterity , will rest chiefly on the splendor of his eloquence : but
this being employed rather in the embellishment of prejudices that are
evanescent , than in the support of principles that are immortal , I doubt whether it
has ...
His fame , with posterity , will rest chiefly on the splendor of his eloquence : but
this being employed rather in the embellishment of prejudices that are
evanescent , than in the support of principles that are immortal , I doubt whether it
has ...
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