The British Encyclopedia: Or, Dictionary of Arts and Sciences. Comprising an Accurate and Popular View of the Present Improved State of Human Knowledge, Volume 9Mitchell, Ames, and White, 1818 - Natural history |
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... sense . The maximum of honour , therefore , must coincide with benevolence and the moral sense , and consequently with piety also , which is closely connected with them . It must , however , be admitted , that direct acts of piety are ...
... sense . The maximum of honour , therefore , must coincide with benevolence and the moral sense , and consequently with piety also , which is closely connected with them . It must , however , be admitted , that direct acts of piety are ...
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... sense , such as they are at present . 106. The moral sense may be , and often is , misled by education ; the dictates of this feeling , therefore , are not a perfect and infallible guide ; though , in persons well educated , they are ...
... sense , such as they are at present . 106. The moral sense may be , and often is , misled by education ; the dictates of this feeling , therefore , are not a perfect and infallible guide ; though , in persons well educated , they are ...
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... SENSE . and tenor of their lives , and , by uniting this notion ; and it follows from the theory with all their sensations and iniellectual of association , that no internal dispositions feelings , overpower all the pains , and aug- can ...
... SENSE . and tenor of their lives , and , by uniting this notion ; and it follows from the theory with all their sensations and iniellectual of association , that no internal dispositions feelings , overpower all the pains , and aug- can ...
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