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Page 46
... sufficient to say that a truth answers the great end of its being , if it amuses the mind and satisfies the wants of the intellect ; -for there are intellectual as well as corporeal wants . The sciences afford each other mutual ...
... sufficient to say that a truth answers the great end of its being , if it amuses the mind and satisfies the wants of the intellect ; -for there are intellectual as well as corporeal wants . The sciences afford each other mutual ...
Page 92
... sufficient for the purpose required ; and , while you seek to repress offence , leave every possible opening to ... sufficient , perhaps , that Parliament should suffer from the standing malignity of its enemies : must it be assaulted ...
... sufficient for the purpose required ; and , while you seek to repress offence , leave every possible opening to ... sufficient , perhaps , that Parliament should suffer from the standing malignity of its enemies : must it be assaulted ...
Page 443
... sufficient credit is not given to the late Minister for the singular provisions which he has made for liquidating it , and by which despondency ought to be removed . The probable amount of the Peace Establishment is not here par ...
... sufficient credit is not given to the late Minister for the singular provisions which he has made for liquidating it , and by which despondency ought to be removed . The probable amount of the Peace Establishment is not here par ...
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