Essays and treatises on several subjects ... A new edition, Band 1T. Cadell, 1772 |
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... . Of Civil Liberty XII . Of Eloquence 77 85 95 XIII . Of the Rife and Progrefs of the Arts and Sci- ences XIV . The Epicurean XV . The Stoic XVI . The Platonist 109 137 147 159 Eflay Effay Page XVII . The Sceptic 165 XVIII . Of.
... . Of Civil Liberty XII . Of Eloquence 77 85 95 XIII . Of the Rife and Progrefs of the Arts and Sci- ences XIV . The Epicurean XV . The Stoic XVI . The Platonist 109 137 147 159 Eflay Effay Page XVII . The Sceptic 165 XVIII . Of.
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... Arts 279 III . Of Money 293 IV . Of Interest 307 V. Of the Balance of Trade 321 VI . Of the Jealousy of Trade 341 VII . Of the Balance of Power 347 VIII . Of Taxes 357 IX . Of Public Credit 363 X. Of fome remarkable Cuftoms XI . Of the ...
... Arts 279 III . Of Money 293 IV . Of Interest 307 V. Of the Balance of Trade 321 VI . Of the Jealousy of Trade 341 VII . Of the Balance of Power 347 VIII . Of Taxes 357 IX . Of Public Credit 363 X. Of fome remarkable Cuftoms XI . Of the ...
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... arts . A greater or lefs relifh for those obvious beauties , which ftrike the fenfes , depends entirely upon the greater or lefs fenfibility of the temper : But with regard to the fciences and liberal arts , a fine taste is , in fome ...
... arts . A greater or lefs relifh for those obvious beauties , which ftrike the fenfes , depends entirely upon the greater or lefs fenfibility of the temper : But with regard to the fciences and liberal arts , a fine taste is , in fome ...
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... arts and fciences may , perhaps , extend farther than that of wife laws , whofe effects are limited both in time and place ; but the benefit arising from the former , is not fo fenfible as that which refults from the latter ...
... arts and fciences may , perhaps , extend farther than that of wife laws , whofe effects are limited both in time and place ; but the benefit arising from the former , is not fo fenfible as that which refults from the latter ...
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... arts , fuch as CERES , BACCHUS , ESCULAPIUS ; and dignified legiflators , fuch as ROMULUS and THESE US , only with the appellation of demigods and heroes . As much as legiflators and founders of ftates ought to be honoured and respected ...
... arts , fuch as CERES , BACCHUS , ESCULAPIUS ; and dignified legiflators , fuch as ROMULUS and THESE US , only with the appellation of demigods and heroes . As much as legiflators and founders of ftates ought to be honoured and respected ...
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