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Page 153
... effect of power , the immutable nature of right and wrong would vary , ac- cording to the phyfical momentum of force . For if a power be ftrong enough to change the poffeffion of a property , then the right would follow the power , as ...
... effect of power , the immutable nature of right and wrong would vary , ac- cording to the phyfical momentum of force . For if a power be ftrong enough to change the poffeffion of a property , then the right would follow the power , as ...
Page 205
... Effects of Judaifm on the Hebrews themselves , and on the Sentiments of Pagans . Sect . III . Tendency and real Effects of the Chriftian Code . Sect . IV . Origin , Progress , and Effects of Mahometanifm . By the Rev. Edward Ryan ...
... Effects of Judaifm on the Hebrews themselves , and on the Sentiments of Pagans . Sect . III . Tendency and real Effects of the Chriftian Code . Sect . IV . Origin , Progress , and Effects of Mahometanifm . By the Rev. Edward Ryan ...
Page 509
... effect of an impulfe , which perturbs the body in its orbit , will be only to alter thefe ele- ments ; hence , by this propofition , the alteration may always be known ; and , if the perturbations are continual , the conti- nual changes ...
... effect of an impulfe , which perturbs the body in its orbit , will be only to alter thefe ele- ments ; hence , by this propofition , the alteration may always be known ; and , if the perturbations are continual , the conti- nual changes ...
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