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Page 184
... opinion fo abfurd which has not been patronized by fome eminent philofopher + . ' True : but it will not follow that abfurd opinions are evidences of phi- lofophical abilities . Mr. G. might have executed his own tafk without depre ...
... opinion fo abfurd which has not been patronized by fome eminent philofopher + . ' True : but it will not follow that abfurd opinions are evidences of phi- lofophical abilities . Mr. G. might have executed his own tafk without depre ...
Page 335
... opinion on the merits of every publication , on either fide , in whatever contro- verfy that fhall , at any time , claim the attention of our readers . LAW . Art . 20. The Trial at large of George Barrington , at the Seffions- houfe in ...
... opinion on the merits of every publication , on either fide , in whatever contro- verfy that fhall , at any time , claim the attention of our readers . LAW . Art . 20. The Trial at large of George Barrington , at the Seffions- houfe in ...
Page 483
... opinions that have been formed concerning matter . Common people , he observes are uni- formly of opinion that matter exifts externally , and that it really poffeffes all thofe properties which ftrike the fenfes ; fuch as cold , heat ...
... opinions that have been formed concerning matter . Common people , he observes are uni- formly of opinion that matter exifts externally , and that it really poffeffes all thofe properties which ftrike the fenfes ; fuch as cold , heat ...
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