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Page 197
... fact that extraordinary mental vigour is sometimes observable immediately before death , are equally fallacious . The facts themselves constitute , in truth , an exception to the general rule . The mind , in an immense majority of ...
... fact that extraordinary mental vigour is sometimes observable immediately before death , are equally fallacious . The facts themselves constitute , in truth , an exception to the general rule . The mind , in an immense majority of ...
Page 259
... fact ; and we shall corroborate what he has there stated by the conclusive testimony of Sir Edward Colebrooke . We are satisfied , from a pretty large acquaintance with the subject , that Colebrooke's language on this subject is more ...
... fact ; and we shall corroborate what he has there stated by the conclusive testimony of Sir Edward Colebrooke . We are satisfied , from a pretty large acquaintance with the subject , that Colebrooke's language on this subject is more ...
Page 117
... fact , the spot appears to be so very small in compass , that it is difficult to imagine how it could contain all ... fact . The fact may be as Mr. W. states it ; but his familiarity with Scripture language might have reminded him also ...
... fact , the spot appears to be so very small in compass , that it is difficult to imagine how it could contain all ... fact . The fact may be as Mr. W. states it ; but his familiarity with Scripture language might have reminded him also ...
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ESSAYS Page | 12 |
On ameliorating the Condition of the Poor | 14 |
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