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... fuppofe , it could continue this regu- larity for any time . But we find it has been continued : we find , that near 6000 years have made no change in the order and harmony of the world . The fun's action upon the earth hath ever been ...
... fuppofe , it could continue this regu- larity for any time . But we find it has been continued : we find , that near 6000 years have made no change in the order and harmony of the world . The fun's action upon the earth hath ever been ...
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... fuppofe , that any man , much lefs that a multitude of men , would embrace fuch a belief with- out clear conviction : efpecially as no worldly advantage lay on the fide of this belief ; and the convert even renounced the world , and ...
... fuppofe , that any man , much lefs that a multitude of men , would embrace fuch a belief with- out clear conviction : efpecially as no worldly advantage lay on the fide of this belief ; and the convert even renounced the world , and ...
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... fuppofe that I have been utterly mif . taken ; let us fuppofe that there are fome men created without these origi- nal tastes , or having the very oppofite ; that there are men who have a natural taste and approbation of falfhood and ...
... fuppofe that I have been utterly mif . taken ; let us fuppofe that there are fome men created without these origi- nal tastes , or having the very oppofite ; that there are men who have a natural taste and approbation of falfhood and ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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