Sketches of the History of Man, Volumen3A. Strahan and T. Cadell, London; and for William Creech, Edinburgh, 1788 |
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... branch is effential to every fpecies of government : The Quakers are the only people who ever doubted of it . Is it not then mortifying , that a capital branch branch of government , fhould to this day remain in Sk . IX . 23 The Army .
... branch is effential to every fpecies of government : The Quakers are the only people who ever doubted of it . Is it not then mortifying , that a capital branch branch of government , fhould to this day remain in Sk . IX . 23 The Army .
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... fpecies of horned cattle peculiar to Ame- rica , having long wool inftead of hair , and an excrefcence upon the shoulder like that of the Eaft - India buffalo . These wild cattle multiply exceedingly in the fertile countries which the ...
... fpecies of horned cattle peculiar to Ame- rica , having long wool inftead of hair , and an excrefcence upon the shoulder like that of the Eaft - India buffalo . These wild cattle multiply exceedingly in the fertile countries which the ...
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... it is for the human fpecies , that the invention of fa- vages never reached the production of gin ; for fpirits , in that early period , would have left not one person alive , not a fingle have Sk . XII . 157 " American Nations .
... it is for the human fpecies , that the invention of fa- vages never reached the production of gin ; for fpirits , in that early period , would have left not one person alive , not a fingle have Sk . XII . 157 " American Nations .
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... fpecies , and that animals of the fame fpecies , have the fame properties ( a ) . There is a sense that dives into futurity : we know that the fun will rife to - morrow ; that the earth will perform its wonted course round the fun ...
... fpecies , and that animals of the fame fpecies , have the fame properties ( a ) . There is a sense that dives into futurity : we know that the fun will rife to - morrow ; that the earth will perform its wonted course round the fun ...
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... fpecies . The argument here from analogy carries great weight , because we entertain no doubt of the uni- formity of nature with respect to beings of our own kind . We apply the fame ar- gument to other animals ; tho ' their re ...
... fpecies . The argument here from analogy carries great weight , because we entertain no doubt of the uni- formity of nature with respect to beings of our own kind . We apply the fame ar- gument to other animals ; tho ' their re ...
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