The Philosophical Works, Том 3Scientia Verlag, 1964 |
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... produce any thing that is perfect or finished in the kind . ESSAY XV . - The Epicurean . ' IT is a great mortification to the vanity of man , that his utmost art and industry can never equal the meanest of nature's productions , either ...
... produce any thing that is perfect or finished in the kind . ESSAY XV . - The Epicurean . ' IT is a great mortification to the vanity of man , that his utmost art and industry can never equal the meanest of nature's productions , either ...
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... produce this dif- ference of temper . The GREEKS and ROMANS , who called all other nations barbarians , confined genius and a fine understanding to the more southern climates , and pronounced the northern nations incapable of all ...
... produce this dif- ference of temper . The GREEKS and ROMANS , who called all other nations barbarians , confined genius and a fine understanding to the more southern climates , and pronounced the northern nations incapable of all ...
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... produces lowness of interest . We must now consider how far this encrease of commerce diminishes the profits arising from that profession , and gives rise to the third circumstance requisite to produce lowness of interest . It may be ...
... produces lowness of interest . We must now consider how far this encrease of commerce diminishes the profits arising from that profession , and gives rise to the third circumstance requisite to produce lowness of interest . It may be ...
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