Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects, Band 1T. Cadell, 1784 - 527 Seiten |
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... regard to the sciences and liberal arts , a fine taste is , in some measure , the fame with ftrong fenfe , or at least depends so much upon it , that they are infeparable . In order to judge aright of a compofition of genius , there are ...
... regard to the sciences and liberal arts , a fine taste is , in some measure , the fame with ftrong fenfe , or at least depends so much upon it , that they are infeparable . In order to judge aright of a compofition of genius , there are ...
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... imbellis urbana plebs , nihil validum in exercitibus , nifi quod externùm cogi- tarent . TACIT . Ann . lib . 3 . Lib . I. cap . 72 . C 2 There the There is an obfervation in MACHIAVEL , with regard POLITICS a SCIENCE . 19.
... imbellis urbana plebs , nihil validum in exercitibus , nifi quod externùm cogi- tarent . TACIT . Ann . lib . 3 . Lib . I. cap . 72 . C 2 There the There is an obfervation in MACHIAVEL , with regard POLITICS a SCIENCE . 19.
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David Hume. the There is an obfervation in MACHIAVEL , with regard to the conquests of ALEXANDER the Great , which , I think , may be regarded as one of thofe eternal political truths , which no time nor accidents can vary . It may feem ...
David Hume. the There is an obfervation in MACHIAVEL , with regard to the conquests of ALEXANDER the Great , which , I think , may be regarded as one of thofe eternal political truths , which no time nor accidents can vary . It may feem ...
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... regard to the community , is deficient in the most material part of virtue . But this is a fubject which needs not be longer infifted on at present . There are enow of zealots on both fides who kindle up the paffions of their partizans ...
... regard to the community , is deficient in the most material part of virtue . But this is a fubject which needs not be longer infifted on at present . There are enow of zealots on both fides who kindle up the paffions of their partizans ...
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... regard to the parties , into which our country is at prefent divided ; at the fame time , that we allow not this moderation to abate the industry and paffion , with which every individual is bound to purfue the good of his country ...
... regard to the parties , into which our country is at prefent divided ; at the fame time , that we allow not this moderation to abate the industry and paffion , with which every individual is bound to purfue the good of his country ...
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