Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions, and Discoveries: Interspersed with Some Particulars Respecting the Author |
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Man lives by the sweat of his brow . ... the artificer , the carpenter , the mason , the
joiner , the cabinet - maker , all those numerous classes of persons , who are
employed in forming garments for us to wear , houses to live in , and moveables ...
Man lives by the sweat of his brow . ... the artificer , the carpenter , the mason , the
joiner , the cabinet - maker , all those numerous classes of persons , who are
employed in forming garments for us to wear , houses to live in , and moveables ...
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... sense be entertained as true . Man can live with little or no leisure , for millions
of human beings do so live : but the species to which we belong , and of
consequence the individuals of that species , cannot exist as they ought to exist ...
... sense be entertained as true . Man can live with little or no leisure , for millions
of human beings do so live : but the species to which we belong , and of
consequence the individuals of that species , cannot exist as they ought to exist ...
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And it has sufficiently appeared in the course of this Essay , that it is not desirable
that we should do so . They are these ideas to which the world we live in is
indebted for its crowning glory and greatest lustre . They form the highest
distinction ...
And it has sufficiently appeared in the course of this Essay , that it is not desirable
that we should do so . They are these ideas to which the world we live in is
indebted for its crowning glory and greatest lustre . They form the highest
distinction ...
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ANIMALS are divided into the solitary and the gregarious : the former being only
occasionally associated with its mate , and perhaps engaged in the care of its
offspring ; the latter spending their lives in herds and communities . Man is of this
...
ANIMALS are divided into the solitary and the gregarious : the former being only
occasionally associated with its mate , and perhaps engaged in the care of its
offspring ; the latter spending their lives in herds and communities . Man is of this
...
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The birds and the beasts , the insects that skim the air , and the fishes that live in
the great deep , are a magazine of wonders , that we may study for ever , without
fear of arriving at the end of their excellence . Last of all , comes the crown of the
...
The birds and the beasts , the insects that skim the air , and the fishes that live in
the great deep , are a magazine of wonders , that we may study for ever , without
fear of arriving at the end of their excellence . Last of all , comes the crown of the
...
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書目資訊
| 書名 | Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions, and Discoveries: Interspersed with Some Particulars Respecting the Author |
| 作者 | William Godwin |
| 出版者 | E. Wilson, 1831 |
| 來源： | 羅馬第一大學 |
| 已數位化 | 2013年9月4日 |
| 頁數 | 471 頁 |
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