 | John Lawrence - 1796 - 416 頁
...his cruelty, or his caprice. Jt is [but top eafy to demonftrat;e, by a feries of melancholy fa6jh, that brute creatures are not yet in the contemplation of any people, rec,k,orjed withjn the fcheme of general juftice; that t&ey reap only the benefit of a partial, .and... | |
 | John Lawrence - 1802 - 418 頁
...but too eafy to demonftrate, by a feries of melancholy fa&s, that brute creatures are not yet in.the contemplation of any people, reckoned within the fcheme...our own, that they alfo, have fouls; and perfectly confident with reafon, to infer a gradation of intellect, from the fpark which animates the moft minute... | |
 | 1803 - 562 頁
...Again upon the rights of beads ; " It is but too eafy to demonftrate, by a feries of melancholy facU, that brute creatures are not yet in the contemplation...the benefit of a partial and inefficacious kind of compaflion. .Yet it is ealy to prove by analogies drawn from our own, that they alfo have fouls: and... | |
 | Edward Williams Byron Nicholson - 1879 - 196 頁
...creatures are not yet in the contemplation of any people reckoned within the scheme of general justice ; that they reap only the benefit of a partial and inefficacious kind of compassion. *Yet it is easy to prove, by analogies drawn from our own, that they also have souls; and... | |
 | Edward Williams Byron Nicholson - 1879 - 236 頁
...creatures are not yet in the contemplation of any people reckoned within the scheme of general justice ; that they reap only the benefit of a partial and inefficacious kind of compassion. *Yet it is easy to prove, by analogies drawn from our own, that they also have souls; ajid... | |
 | Henry S. Salt - 1894 - 216 頁
...creatures are not yet, in the contemplation of any people, reckoned within the scheme of general justice ; that they reap only the benefit of a partial and inefficacious kind of compassion. Yet it is easy to prove, by analogies drawn from our own, that they also have souls ; and... | |
 | 1884 - 980 頁
...are not yet, in the contemplation of any people, reckoned within the scheme of general justice—that they reap only the benefit of a partial and inefficacious kind of compassion. Yet it is easy to prove, by analogies drawn from our own, that they also have souls ; and... | |
 | Rod Preece - 2002 - 436 頁
...creatures are not yet in the contemplation of any people, reckoned within the scheme of general justice; that they reap only the benefit of a partial and inefficacious kind of compassion. Yet it is easy to prove, by analogies drawn from our own, that they also, have souls; and... | |
 | George Fleming - 1884 - 494 頁
...are not yet, in the contemplation of any people, reckoned within the scheme of general justice—that they reap only the benefit of a partial and inefficacious kind of compassion. Yet it is easy to prove, by analogies drawn from our own, that they also have souls ; and... | |
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that brute creatures are not yet in the contemplation of any people, reckoned within the fcheme of general juftice; that they reap only the benefit of a partial, and inefficacious kind of compaffion. Yet it is eafy to prove, by analogies drawn from our... 