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Side 2
... reafon from caufes to effects , and can trace effects to caufes ; because he poffeffes all the paffions , love , hope , fear , & c . and that important qualification , me- mory . But I will boldly hazard to aver , that there are many ...
... reafon from caufes to effects , and can trace effects to caufes ; because he poffeffes all the paffions , love , hope , fear , & c . and that important qualification , me- mory . But I will boldly hazard to aver , that there are many ...
Side 3
... reafon after the fame manner , though in inferior degree , and fince they are fufceptive of the fame fenfations , therefore the cause of man's pre - eminence is his fuperi- ority in degree as to reafoning ; that the faculty in dogs of ...
... reafon after the fame manner , though in inferior degree , and fince they are fufceptive of the fame fenfations , therefore the cause of man's pre - eminence is his fuperi- ority in degree as to reafoning ; that the faculty in dogs of ...
Side 4
... reafon thus , is in the first place to determine how far , and no farther , the almighty power of na- ture could go in the modification of matter ; and , in the next , it is to eftablish an additional principle , when for aught we know ...
... reafon thus , is in the first place to determine how far , and no farther , the almighty power of na- ture could go in the modification of matter ; and , in the next , it is to eftablish an additional principle , when for aught we know ...
Side 5
... reafon to believe that , were they treated with humanity , and with as much reafon as we can fuppofe them capable of , were we purpofely to try to make them by gentle ufage as in- telligent as we could , they would far furpass in ...
... reafon to believe that , were they treated with humanity , and with as much reafon as we can fuppofe them capable of , were we purpofely to try to make them by gentle ufage as in- telligent as we could , they would far furpass in ...
Side 6
... reafon ; for he difdains bet- ter food , and better service ; and , in remembrance of the kind and gentle treatment of his once happier pro- tector , he adheres to his perfon in thankful filence , partakes of his last eruit , and ...
... reafon ; for he difdains bet- ter food , and better service ; and , in remembrance of the kind and gentle treatment of his once happier pro- tector , he adheres to his perfon in thankful filence , partakes of his last eruit , and ...
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Side 86 - That it is now necessary to declare, that, to report any opinion, or pretended opinion, of his Majesty upon any bill, or other proceeding, depending in either House of Parliament, with a view to influence the votes of the members, is a high crime and misdemeanor, derogatory to the honour of the Crown, a breach of the fundamental privileges of Parliament, and subversive of the constitution...
Side 14 - For the kingdom of heaven is as a man travelling into a far country, who called his own servants, and delivered unto them his goods. And unto one he gave five talents, to another two, and to another one ; to every man according to his several ability; and straightway took his journey.
Side 91 - I muft repeat, that no charge or complaint, nor any fpecific objection, is yet made againft any of them. If there were any fuch ground for their removal at prefent, it ought to be equally a reafon for not admitting them as a part of that extended and united Adminiftration which you flat
Side 64 - ... choice. G. You did right — But have you not some head or president of your club ? F. The master for each night is chosen, by all the company present the week before. G. Does he make laws to bind you in case of ill temper or misbehaviour ? F.
Side 90 - I trust, my faithful Commons will not wish that the essential offices of executive government should be vacated, until I see a prospect that such a plan of union as I have called for, and they have pointed out, may be carried into effect.
Side 67 - Farewell, at present, and remember, that a free state is only a more numerous and more powerful club ; and that he only is a free man, who is member of such a state.
Side 88 - That the late changes in his Majesty's councils were immediately preceded by dangerous and universal reports ; that his Majesty's sacred name had been unconstitutionally abused to affect the deliberations of Parliament ; and that the appointments made were accompanied by circumstances new and extraordinary, and such as do not conciliate or engage the confidence of this House.
Side 11 - With fmiles in the maiden, illumine the wife, And mutual attention, in equal degree, Keep Hymen's bright chain from the
Side 66 - I have no vote at all ; but am able, by my honest labour, to support my wife and four children ; and, whilst I act honestly, I may defy the laws. G. Can you be ignorant, that the Parliament to which members are sent by this county, and by the next...
Side 92 - I had in view, if it could have been attained on thofe principles of fairnefs and equality, without which it can neither be honourable to thofe who are concerned, nor lay the foundation of fuch a ftrong and ftable government as may be of...