Monthly Review; Or Literary Journal Enlarged, Volume 15Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths R. Griffiths., 1756 Editors: May 1749-Sept. 1803, Ralph Griffiths; Oct. 1803-Apr. 1825, G.E. Griffiths. |
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... firft of these three topics , his premiffes are generally true ; but the confequence he draws from them , obvioufly falfe : fo that were this Writer in earnest , in reafoning as he does , he could contribute but very little to the ...
... firft of these three topics , his premiffes are generally true ; but the confequence he draws from them , obvioufly falfe : fo that were this Writer in earnest , in reafoning as he does , he could contribute but very little to the ...
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... firft volume of his Con- cordance , that by the Buxtorfs , to use Dean Prideaux's words , " deservedly had the reputation of being the perfecteft and " beft book of its kind extant ; and , indeed , fo useful for " the understanding of ...
... firft volume of his Con- cordance , that by the Buxtorfs , to use Dean Prideaux's words , " deservedly had the reputation of being the perfecteft and " beft book of its kind extant ; and , indeed , fo useful for " the understanding of ...
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... firft treats of the materials of our knowlege , and particularly of the operations of the mind ; and the fecond , of language and and method . In the conduct of his enquiries on CONDILLAC's Effay , & c . 43 LOVETT, on Electricity 561 Effay.
... firft treats of the materials of our knowlege , and particularly of the operations of the mind ; and the fecond , of language and and method . In the conduct of his enquiries on CONDILLAC's Effay , & c . 43 LOVETT, on Electricity 561 Effay.
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... firft and finalleft degree of knowlege is perception . But fince perception arifes only from the impreffions made on the fenfes , it is certain , that this firft degree of knowlege will have more or lefs extent , according as men are ...
... firft and finalleft degree of knowlege is perception . But fince perception arifes only from the impreffions made on the fenfes , it is certain , that this firft degree of knowlege will have more or lefs extent , according as men are ...
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... firft effect of attention is , to make the perceptions occafioned by objects continue ftill in the mind , even when the objects themselves are removed . Thefe perceptions are preferved in the fame order , generally fpeaking , in which ...
... firft effect of attention is , to make the perceptions occafioned by objects continue ftill in the mind , even when the objects themselves are removed . Thefe perceptions are preferved in the fame order , generally fpeaking , in which ...
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