Rural Philosophy: or, Reflections on knowledge, virtue, and happiness; chiefly in reference to a life of retirement in the countryLongman & Rees, 1803 - 356 pages |
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... - dicate any one circumstance of his charac- ter or conduct * ; " and it was probably the See his Life , by himself . • same law which dictated to his panegyrist , Adam SECT . II . ] On the Knowledge of Ourselves . 47.
... - dicate any one circumstance of his charac- ter or conduct * ; " and it was probably the See his Life , by himself . • same law which dictated to his panegyrist , Adam SECT . II . ] On the Knowledge of Ourselves . 47.
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Ely Bates. • same law which dictated to his panegyrist , Adam Smith , when he solemnly declared , that " both in the life time , and since the death , of his friend , he had always consi- dered him as approaching as nearly to the idea of ...
Ely Bates. • same law which dictated to his panegyrist , Adam Smith , when he solemnly declared , that " both in the life time , and since the death , of his friend , he had always consi- dered him as approaching as nearly to the idea of ...
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