The Preceptor: Containing a General Course of Education. Wherein the First Principles of Polite Learning are Laid Down in a Way Most Suitable for Trying the Genius, and Advancing the Instruction of Youth. In Twelve Parts. Illustrated with Maps and Useful Cuts ...J. Dodsley, 1793 |
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... Reafon and Understanding . III . BUT though Reafon be the Boundary by Usefulness of Culture , and which Man is distinguished from the other Crea- particularly tures that furround him , yet we are far from of the Stady finding it the ...
... Reafon and Understanding . III . BUT though Reafon be the Boundary by Usefulness of Culture , and which Man is distinguished from the other Crea- particularly tures that furround him , yet we are far from of the Stady finding it the ...
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... Reafon , who , after due Search and Examination , has mastered any Part of Knowledge , and even made important Discoveries in it , beyond what he at firft expected , will not fuffer his Thoughts to lie jumbled together in the fame ...
... Reafon , who , after due Search and Examination , has mastered any Part of Knowledge , and even made important Discoveries in it , beyond what he at firft expected , will not fuffer his Thoughts to lie jumbled together in the fame ...
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... Reafon is plain : Thought is fomething altogether different from Motion and Figure ; there is not the leaft Connection between them , and therefore it can never be fuppofed to refult from them . Which we other wife call . Spirits . IX ...
... Reafon is plain : Thought is fomething altogether different from Motion and Figure ; there is not the leaft Connection between them , and therefore it can never be fuppofed to refult from them . Which we other wife call . Spirits . IX ...
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... Reafon , it is fo contrived , that the Change of Names is reftrained to a few of the first Combinations ; all the reft that follow being marked by a Repetition And one of the principal Reajons that our Ideas of or PERCEPTION .
... Reafon , it is fo contrived , that the Change of Names is reftrained to a few of the first Combinations ; all the reft that follow being marked by a Repetition And one of the principal Reajons that our Ideas of or PERCEPTION .
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... Reafon is plain ; they ftand for Ideas that have no Existence in his Mind ; and as the Organ appropriated to their Reception is wanting , all other Contrivances are vain , nor can they by any Force of Defcription be raised in his ...
... Reafon is plain ; they ftand for Ideas that have no Existence in his Mind ; and as the Organ appropriated to their Reception is wanting , all other Contrivances are vain , nor can they by any Force of Defcription be raised in his ...
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