The Miscellaneous Works of Oliver Goldsmith, M.B.Hastings, Etheridge, and Bliss, 1809 |
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... sciences useful in a populous state , prejudicial in a barbarious one , LXXXII . Some cautions on life , taken from a modern philosopher of China , LXXXIII . The anecdotes of several foets , who lived and died in circumstances of ...
... sciences useful in a populous state , prejudicial in a barbarious one , LXXXII . Some cautions on life , taken from a modern philosopher of China , LXXXIII . The anecdotes of several foets , who lived and died in circumstances of ...
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... sciences are more serviceable or prejudicial to man- kind . They who maintain the cause of literature , endeavour to prove their usefulness from the impossi- bility of a large number of men subsisting in a small tract of country without ...
... sciences are more serviceable or prejudicial to man- kind . They who maintain the cause of literature , endeavour to prove their usefulness from the impossi- bility of a large number of men subsisting in a small tract of country without ...
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... sciences not only entirely useless in directing his prac- tice , but disgusting even in speculation . In every contemplation our curiosity must be first excited by the appearances of things , before our reason undergoes the fatigue of ...
... sciences not only entirely useless in directing his prac- tice , but disgusting even in speculation . In every contemplation our curiosity must be first excited by the appearances of things , before our reason undergoes the fatigue of ...
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... sciences into a nation of wandering barbarians , is only to ren der them more miserable than even Nature designed they should be . A life of simplicity is best fitted to a state of solitude . The great law - giver of Russia attempted to ...
... sciences into a nation of wandering barbarians , is only to ren der them more miserable than even Nature designed they should be . A life of simplicity is best fitted to a state of solitude . The great law - giver of Russia attempted to ...
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... sciences are not the cause of luxury , but its consequence , and this destroyer thus brings with it an antidote which resists the virulence of its own poison . By asserting that luxury introduces the sciences , we assert a truth ; but ...
... sciences are not the cause of luxury , but its consequence , and this destroyer thus brings with it an antidote which resists the virulence of its own poison . By asserting that luxury introduces the sciences , we assert a truth ; but ...
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