The Works of George Campbell, Band 1T. Tegg, 1840 |
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... conclude , that in general he did not mean to insult me : yet I meet with some other passages more worthy of ... conclude an honest man will not lie to us , in the same manner as we conclude that he will not cheat 6 PREFACE .
... conclude , that in general he did not mean to insult me : yet I meet with some other passages more worthy of ... conclude an honest man will not lie to us , in the same manner as we conclude that he will not cheat 6 PREFACE .
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... conclude from this fact , that the machine of the globe was disordered during the time . 66 Page 28. I find no difficulty to explain my meaning , and yet shall not probably do it in any future edition . The proof against a miracle , as ...
... conclude from this fact , that the machine of the globe was disordered during the time . 66 Page 28. I find no difficulty to explain my meaning , and yet shall not probably do it in any future edition . The proof against a miracle , as ...
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... conclude that eleven pence were the greater , and that it exceeded the other by four . Must we not be equal novices in reasoning , if we follow the same method ? Must we not fall into as great blunders ? Of as little significancy do we ...
... conclude that eleven pence were the greater , and that it exceeded the other by four . Must we not be equal novices in reasoning , if we follow the same method ? Must we not fall into as great blunders ? Of as little significancy do we ...
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