The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, 第 7 卷A. Constable, 1805 |
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第 169 頁
... less likely to be mifled by falle analogies and inapplicable comparifons . p . 32 . In conformity with this refolution , Mr Drummond begins with the doctrine of Locke , and expreffes , we think , very fuccefsfully , the futility of that ...
... less likely to be mifled by falle analogies and inapplicable comparifons . p . 32 . In conformity with this refolution , Mr Drummond begins with the doctrine of Locke , and expreffes , we think , very fuccefsfully , the futility of that ...
第 371 頁
... less resembles the fimplicity of his character and of his habitual life , than the premeditated and factitious fingularity of his works ; and this want of harmony will always be found between the manners and opinions of those who ...
... less resembles the fimplicity of his character and of his habitual life , than the premeditated and factitious fingularity of his works ; and this want of harmony will always be found between the manners and opinions of those who ...
第 450 頁
Or Critical Journal. no less than what he thinks the united teftimony of Plato and Ariftotle in his favour : he refts with fatisfaction on the founda- tion which it affords him , and declares it would alone be fuffici- ent to prove that ...
Or Critical Journal. no less than what he thinks the united teftimony of Plato and Ariftotle in his favour : he refts with fatisfaction on the founda- tion which it affords him , and declares it would alone be fuffici- ent to prove that ...
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hibiting Sketches of Society and Manners and | 29 |
Medical Reports on the Effects of Water Cold | 42 |
An Experimental Inquiry into the Nature and Propa | 63 |
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