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... opinion will exactly coincide with that of the majority of his party . There is a fet of people totally incapacitated to think for themselves ; they have juft the ability to defend the opinion that another has dictated to them , and no ...
... opinion will exactly coincide with that of the majority of his party . There is a fet of people totally incapacitated to think for themselves ; they have juft the ability to defend the opinion that another has dictated to them , and no ...
Page 258
... opinion of others , the ho- nour of the Almighty , that he is , on the contrary , fully convinced , that his own principles are better adapted to raife it than those of his antagonist , and , for that very reafon , he is fo ftrenuous in ...
... opinion of others , the ho- nour of the Almighty , that he is , on the contrary , fully convinced , that his own principles are better adapted to raife it than those of his antagonist , and , for that very reafon , he is fo ftrenuous in ...
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... opinion , he very judi- ciously explains the caufe and circumftance that have given rife to it . ' Men who are most indifferent to the practice of religion , and whose minds therefore are least attached to any fet of principles , will ...
... opinion , he very judi- ciously explains the caufe and circumftance that have given rife to it . ' Men who are most indifferent to the practice of religion , and whose minds therefore are least attached to any fet of principles , will ...
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and 1788 | 8 |
Julius or the Natural Son 462 | 17 |
Othoman Empire Hift of 165 | 21 |
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