The Monthly Review, Том 64Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G. E. Griffiths. |
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Is it not more reasonable to believe , that the Fathers did not , with all the patience
re . quisite , thoroughly inform themielves of the real principles of a fea , than it is
to believe that those very men who held that Jesus Christ , by his death , was ...
Is it not more reasonable to believe , that the Fathers did not , with all the patience
re . quisite , thoroughly inform themielves of the real principles of a fea , than it is
to believe that those very men who held that Jesus Christ , by his death , was ...
Стр. 238
He disclaims the principles with which Mr. Wesley hath charged the Roman Ca.
tholics -- thofe principles , we mean , which have that political pravity in them ,
which , as Mr. Wetley says , ough not to be tolerated by any State under heaven .
He disclaims the principles with which Mr. Wesley hath charged the Roman Ca.
tholics -- thofe principles , we mean , which have that political pravity in them ,
which , as Mr. Wetley says , ough not to be tolerated by any State under heaven .
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principles and maxims of Irish jurisprudence coincident with the English common
law , yet material differences in both have arisen in process of time , from neceflity
and accident ... ' A competent knowledge of these differences is essential to ...
principles and maxims of Irish jurisprudence coincident with the English common
law , yet material differences in both have arisen in process of time , from neceflity
and accident ... ' A competent knowledge of these differences is essential to ...
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... but being in this case latent , and producing no effects which render it the
object of our senses , he distinguishes it by the appellation of absolute heat : and
if this fame principle be fo increased that it shall exceed the heat of the
surrounding ...
... but being in this case latent , and producing no effects which render it the
object of our senses , he distinguishes it by the appellation of absolute heat : and
if this fame principle be fo increased that it shall exceed the heat of the
surrounding ...
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To remedy this defect , says Mr. Bruce , The method of observing and applying
the laws of nature is to be explained , as forming a science of logic , which may
serve as the rudiments , or first principles of all philosophy . ' The object of ...
To remedy this defect , says Mr. Bruce , The method of observing and applying
the laws of nature is to be explained , as forming a science of logic , which may
serve as the rudiments , or first principles of all philosophy . ' The object of ...
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| Название | The Monthly Review, Том 64 |
| Редакторы | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths |
| Издатель | R. Griffiths., 1781 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Северо-Западный университет |
| Оцифровано | 11 апр 2012 |
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