The Enlightenment and English Literature: Prose and Poetry of the Eighteenth Century, with Selected Modern Critical EssaysJohn L. Mahoney D. C. Heath, 1980 - 765페이지 |
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... considered the most important ob- jections against Christianity , and the chief advan- tages proposed by the abolishing thereof , I shall now with equal deference and submission to wiser judgments as before , proceed to mention a few in ...
... considered the most important ob- jections against Christianity , and the chief advan- tages proposed by the abolishing thereof , I shall now with equal deference and submission to wiser judgments as before , proceed to mention a few in ...
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... considered as difficult , who has the care only of a few millions , to whom he can- not do much good or harm , what must be the anx- iety of him , on whom depend the action of the elements , and the great gifts of light and heat ...
... considered as difficult , who has the care only of a few millions , to whom he can- not do much good or harm , what must be the anx- iety of him , on whom depend the action of the elements , and the great gifts of light and heat ...
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... considered there to be a real positive idea in the understanding , as much as any other whatsoever ; though perhaps the cause of it be but a privation in the subject . 2. Thus the ideas of heat and cold , light and darkness , white and ...
... considered there to be a real positive idea in the understanding , as much as any other whatsoever ; though perhaps the cause of it be but a privation in the subject . 2. Thus the ideas of heat and cold , light and darkness , white and ...
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