Enlightened England: An Anthology of Eighteenth Century Literature |
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الصفحة 88
... not infinitely can see nothing fully . And since each particular has relation to all in general , it can know no perfect or true relation of anything in a world not perfectly and fully known . " The same may be considered in any ...
... not infinitely can see nothing fully . And since each particular has relation to all in general , it can know no perfect or true relation of anything in a world not perfectly and fully known . " The same may be considered in any ...
الصفحة 90
Have you , then , ere you pronounced this sentence , considered of the state of virtue and vice with respect to this life merely so as to say with assurance when , and how far , in what particulars , and how circumstantiated the one or ...
Have you , then , ere you pronounced this sentence , considered of the state of virtue and vice with respect to this life merely so as to say with assurance when , and how far , in what particulars , and how circumstantiated the one or ...
الصفحة 1183
... and right and wrong , and others of that stamp , have a meaning : when other- wise , they have none . [ CHAPTER I ] To a person considered by himself , the value of a pleasure or pain considered by itself will be greater ...
... and right and wrong , and others of that stamp , have a meaning : when other- wise , they have none . [ CHAPTER I ] To a person considered by himself , the value of a pleasure or pain considered by itself will be greater ...
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The titles of certain selections appear in smaller type These selections | 2 |
Daniel Defoe | 11 |
Isaac Watts | 57 |
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