The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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Side 177
... mind to mind , it has ftrictly no eflen- tial concern in their first production : and hence it is not too bold to fay , that the understanding , in virtue of her own powers , might clearly per- ceive , in any extent , the gene al facts ...
... mind to mind , it has ftrictly no eflen- tial concern in their first production : and hence it is not too bold to fay , that the understanding , in virtue of her own powers , might clearly per- ceive , in any extent , the gene al facts ...
Side 180
... mind too much from a particular profeffion , they cannot but , in forne hape or degree , lend it collateral aid . As the Doctor was mistaken ( we conceive ) in thus thinking fkill in the mathematics neceffary to the practice of medicine ...
... mind too much from a particular profeffion , they cannot but , in forne hape or degree , lend it collateral aid . As the Doctor was mistaken ( we conceive ) in thus thinking fkill in the mathematics neceffary to the practice of medicine ...
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... mind with any excefs ; so no connoiffeur can be better qualified to judge of real beauty and deformity in the fine arts , than one of a found moral difpofition , who has not intemperately attached himself to any of them . For ...
... mind with any excefs ; so no connoiffeur can be better qualified to judge of real beauty and deformity in the fine arts , than one of a found moral difpofition , who has not intemperately attached himself to any of them . For ...
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