The Works of George Campbell, Band 1T. Tegg, 1840 |
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... answer by a person of so much merit ; and , as I find that the public does you jus- tice , with regard to the ingenuity and good composition of your piece , I hope you will have no reason to repent engag- ing with an antagonist , whom ...
... answer by a person of so much merit ; and , as I find that the public does you jus- tice , with regard to the ingenuity and good composition of your piece , I hope you will have no reason to repent engag- ing with an antagonist , whom ...
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... answer , a pur- pose it has often answered , a purpose it still but too well answers to darken , to perplex , and to mislead . When these people are pushed for an explanation , their virtual and implied consent dwindles to no more at ...
... answer , a pur- pose it has often answered , a purpose it still but too well answers to darken , to perplex , and to mislead . When these people are pushed for an explanation , their virtual and implied consent dwindles to no more at ...
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... answer could serve only to awaken cavil and contradiction , did , in order to surmount his prejudices , address himself , as was usual with him on all moral questions , directly to the heart . Ye have his answer in the well known ...
... answer could serve only to awaken cavil and contradiction , did , in order to surmount his prejudices , address himself , as was usual with him on all moral questions , directly to the heart . Ye have his answer in the well known ...
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