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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Side 20
... fuppofe , for In- ftance , a Syftem of Matter endowed with Thought ; then ei- ther all the Parts of which this Syftem is compofed muft think , which would make it not one , but a Multitude of diftinct confcious Beings ; or its Power of ...
... fuppofe , for In- ftance , a Syftem of Matter endowed with Thought ; then ei- ther all the Parts of which this Syftem is compofed muft think , which would make it not one , but a Multitude of diftinct confcious Beings ; or its Power of ...
Side 23
... the Intervention of bodily Organs , is a Thing to us altogether . incomprehenfible , and neceffarily leads us to fuppofe , that C 4 they * they have Ways of Perception and Knowledge which our Faculties or PERCEPTION . 23.
... the Intervention of bodily Organs , is a Thing to us altogether . incomprehenfible , and neceffarily leads us to fuppofe , that C 4 they * they have Ways of Perception and Knowledge which our Faculties or PERCEPTION . 23.
Side 35
... fuppofe , in the first Beginnings of Society , a Company of Legiflators met to- gether , in order to confult the proper Regula- tions for the Government of the Community . If they are Men of Prudence and Forefight , they will naturally ...
... fuppofe , in the first Beginnings of Society , a Company of Legiflators met to- gether , in order to confult the proper Regula- tions for the Government of the Community . If they are Men of Prudence and Forefight , they will naturally ...
Side 46
... fuppofe , that it must be acquainted with its own Views in the Compa- rifon ; and of courfe have a clear Conception of the Foun- dation of that Relation it fets itself to enquire into . Thus the Relation of Cause and Effect , implying ...
... fuppofe , that it must be acquainted with its own Views in the Compa- rifon ; and of courfe have a clear Conception of the Foun- dation of that Relation it fets itself to enquire into . Thus the Relation of Cause and Effect , implying ...
Side 51
... defcribing the Figure , Largenefs , Polition , and Order of Colours ; if we fuppofe thefe feveral fimple Ideas , with their Names , fufficiently known to him . E 2 IV . AND The Names of Ideas not . IV . AND this or PERCEPTION . 5x.
... defcribing the Figure , Largenefs , Polition , and Order of Colours ; if we fuppofe thefe feveral fimple Ideas , with their Names , fufficiently known to him . E 2 IV . AND The Names of Ideas not . IV . AND this or PERCEPTION . 5x.
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