Sketches of the History of Man, Volume 2W. Creech, 1807 - Civilization |
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... refpect to their Effects , 7. Taxes for advancing Industry and Commerce , SK . 9. Military branch of Government , 180 191 200 245 10. Public Police with respect to the Poor , 296 11. A great City confidered in phyfical , moral , and ...
... refpect to their Effects , 7. Taxes for advancing Industry and Commerce , SK . 9. Military branch of Government , 180 191 200 245 10. Public Police with respect to the Poor , 296 11. A great City confidered in phyfical , moral , and ...
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... refpect to feveral mountainous parts in China , which even at prefent are infefted with tigers . When men and cattle are together , a lion always attacks a beaft , and never a man . If we can rely on Bofman , a tiger in Guinea will not ...
... refpect to feveral mountainous parts in China , which even at prefent are infefted with tigers . When men and cattle are together , a lion always attacks a beaft , and never a man . If we can rely on Bofman , a tiger in Guinea will not ...
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... refpect , when left to nature : a ram feldom attacks ; but the rams of a flock exert great vigour in defending their females and their young Two of Bakewell's rams , brought to Langholm in the Duke of Buc- cleuch's eftate , kept clofe ...
... refpect , when left to nature : a ram feldom attacks ; but the rams of a flock exert great vigour in defending their females and their young Two of Bakewell's rams , brought to Langholm in the Duke of Buc- cleuch's eftate , kept clofe ...
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... refpect to other animals , yet fo fub- miffive are thefe dogs to men , as to fuffer their prey to be ta- ken from them without refiftance . Europeans falt for their Alaves what they thus procure . go into the orchard , fome place ...
... refpect to other animals , yet fo fub- miffive are thefe dogs to men , as to fuffer their prey to be ta- ken from them without refiftance . Europeans falt for their Alaves what they thus procure . go into the orchard , fome place ...
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... brute animals are fufceptible of affection even to thofe of a dif- ferent fpecies . Of the affection a dog has for his master , no perfon With refpect to the extent of the appetite , no. SK . I. ] II ORIGIN OF NATIONS .
... brute animals are fufceptible of affection even to thofe of a dif- ferent fpecies . Of the affection a dog has for his master , no perfon With refpect to the extent of the appetite , no. SK . I. ] II ORIGIN OF NATIONS .
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