Encyclop¿dia Britannica: Or, A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Miscellaneous Literature, 11. köide,2. osaColin Macfarquhar, George Gleig A. Bell and C. Macfarquhar, 1797 |
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Page 584
... person of whose existence the consciousness is felt now , and was felt an hour or a year ago , is difcerned to be ... person of to - day and that of to - morrow are not the fame , but only like perfons ; the person of to - day is really ...
... person of whose existence the consciousness is felt now , and was felt an hour or a year ago , is difcerned to be ... person of to - day and that of to - morrow are not the fame , but only like perfons ; the person of to - day is really ...
Page 595
... person to act . Of two contending motives , is it not natural to expect that the ftronger will prevail , however little its excefs may be ? If there be any doubt , it muft arise from a fuppofition , that a weak motive may be refifted ...
... person to act . Of two contending motives , is it not natural to expect that the ftronger will prevail , however little its excefs may be ? If there be any doubt , it muft arise from a fuppofition , that a weak motive may be refifted ...
Page 658
... person of note appeared to meet him with the usual refpect ; nor were provifions brought to his camp as ufual . Notwithstanding thefe figns of averfion and horror , however , the Mexicans were so ignorant of the military art , that they ...
... person of note appeared to meet him with the usual refpect ; nor were provifions brought to his camp as ufual . Notwithstanding thefe figns of averfion and horror , however , the Mexicans were so ignorant of the military art , that they ...
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