The Works of George Campbell, Band 1T. Tegg, 1840 |
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... observed already , but still more from what I shall have occasion to observe in the sequel . One may safely affirm , that no conceivable conclusion from experience can possess stronger evidence , than that which ascertains us of the ...
... observed already , but still more from what I shall have occasion to observe in the sequel . One may safely affirm , that no conceivable conclusion from experience can possess stronger evidence , than that which ascertains us of the ...
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... observed BY US , but ( mark his words ) what has never been observed IN ANY AGE OR COUNTRY . Now , what has been observed , and what has not been observed , in all ages and countries , pray how can you , Sir , or I , or any man , come ...
... observed BY US , but ( mark his words ) what has never been observed IN ANY AGE OR COUNTRY . Now , what has been observed , and what has not been observed , in all ages and countries , pray how can you , Sir , or I , or any man , come ...
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... observed in any age or country . " * All the contrariety then that there is in miracles to experience , does , by his own concession , consist solely in this , that they have never been observed ; that is , they are not conformable to ...
... observed in any age or country . " * All the contrariety then that there is in miracles to experience , does , by his own concession , consist solely in this , that they have never been observed ; that is , they are not conformable to ...
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