The Works of Francis Bacon: Translations of the philosophical worksF. Frommann Verlag G. Holzboog, 1961 |
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... whereas the causes and origins of most other motions are sometimes absent , sometimes present . Accordingly this motion , because it ceases not , but when others cease is felt instantly , they deem per- petual and proper ; all others ...
... whereas the causes and origins of most other motions are sometimes absent , sometimes present . Accordingly this motion , because it ceases not , but when others cease is felt instantly , they deem per- petual and proper ; all others ...
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... whereas in a war with neighbours it is otherwise . Moreover the equipment of such expeditions is generally more perfect and better appointed , and the very boldness and confidence of the aggressor inspires greater terror into the enemy ...
... whereas in a war with neighbours it is otherwise . Moreover the equipment of such expeditions is generally more perfect and better appointed , and the very boldness and confidence of the aggressor inspires greater terror into the enemy ...
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... whereas what we obtain of ourselves carries no obligation with it . Nay , even when divine mercy has bestowed any favour on us , it demands a kind of retribu- tion to the goodness of God , which is distressing to depraved and wicked men ...
... whereas what we obtain of ourselves carries no obligation with it . Nay , even when divine mercy has bestowed any favour on us , it demands a kind of retribu- tion to the goodness of God , which is distressing to depraved and wicked men ...
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