The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 25R. Griffiths, 1761 - Books |
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Page 70
... give us notice of what paffes without , or independent of ourselves ; fo , thefe organs , being affected . in a certain manner , by external objects , they give rife to cor- refpondent reprefentations of thofe objects in the mind ...
... give us notice of what paffes without , or independent of ourselves ; fo , thefe organs , being affected . in a certain manner , by external objects , they give rife to cor- refpondent reprefentations of thofe objects in the mind ...
Page 179
... give Ninias this infamous character , feveral facts which can- not be reconciled with the idea they would give us of this prince . These authors , in effect , agree that he always took care to place good generals at the head of his ...
... give Ninias this infamous character , feveral facts which can- not be reconciled with the idea they would give us of this prince . These authors , in effect , agree that he always took care to place good generals at the head of his ...
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... give me reason to fear , at least fo foon as you imagine , the evils of exceffive and fuperfluous devotion . " In the first place , I have not fo fervent a longing after this exercise as to give me pain when I am deprived of an op ...
... give me reason to fear , at least fo foon as you imagine , the evils of exceffive and fuperfluous devotion . " In the first place , I have not fo fervent a longing after this exercise as to give me pain when I am deprived of an op ...
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