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Page 199
... human mind . If , in this great question between catholicism and protestantism , he in any degree errs , it is on the side of being too complimentary to the latter ; since he extols too indiscriminately the state of the human mind , and ...
... human mind . If , in this great question between catholicism and protestantism , he in any degree errs , it is on the side of being too complimentary to the latter ; since he extols too indiscriminately the state of the human mind , and ...
Page 283
... human sense ' and human intel- lect , ' in the connection in which they are here used , and how the diversities of our avocations and habits ' bear at all on the subject , are mysteries which we suspect can only be elucidated by ...
... human sense ' and human intel- lect , ' in the connection in which they are here used , and how the diversities of our avocations and habits ' bear at all on the subject , are mysteries which we suspect can only be elucidated by ...
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... human grandeur , of the miseries to which royalty , as well as the rest of mankind are frequently subjected , and of the ruin which generally accrues to weak states , from intimate connections with more powerful ones : a ruin which ...
... human grandeur , of the miseries to which royalty , as well as the rest of mankind are frequently subjected , and of the ruin which generally accrues to weak states , from intimate connections with more powerful ones : a ruin which ...
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