The Works of Samuel Johnson, L. L. D.: In Twelve Volumes, Volumen8William Durell, 1811 |
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In Twelve Volumes Samuel Johnson. REVIEW OF A FREE INQUIRY * INTO THE NATURE AND ORIGIN OF EVIL . THIS HIS is a treatise consisting of Six Letters , upon a very difficult and important question ... nature and origin of evil POLITICAL TRACTS.
In Twelve Volumes Samuel Johnson. REVIEW OF A FREE INQUIRY * INTO THE NATURE AND ORIGIN OF EVIL . THIS HIS is a treatise consisting of Six Letters , upon a very difficult and important question ... nature and origin of evil POLITICAL TRACTS.
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... nature , that we know not what are possible , and what are not : but if we may judge from that constant mixture of pain with pleasure , and inconveniency with advantage , which we must observe in every thing round us , we have reason to ...
... nature , that we know not what are possible , and what are not : but if we may judge from that constant mixture of pain with pleasure , and inconveniency with advantage , which we must observe in every thing round us , we have reason to ...
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... nature , I have often considered , but always left the inquiry in doubt and uncertainty . That every being not infinite , compared with infinity , must be imperfect , is evident to intuition ; that what- ever is imperfect must have a ...
... nature , I have often considered , but always left the inquiry in doubt and uncertainty . That every being not infinite , compared with infinity , must be imperfect , is evident to intuition ; that what- ever is imperfect must have a ...
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... where there is room again for endless orders of subordinate nature , con- tinued for ever and for ever , and yet infinitely superior to non - existence . To these meditations humanity is unequal . But yet we 32 REVIEW OF A.
... where there is room again for endless orders of subordinate nature , con- tinued for ever and for ever , and yet infinitely superior to non - existence . To these meditations humanity is unequal . But yet we 32 REVIEW OF A.
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... natural Evil is con- tinued in the third Letter , in which , as in the former , there is mixture of borrowed truth , and native folly , of some notions just and trite , with others uncommon and ridiculous . His opinion of the value and ...
... natural Evil is con- tinued in the third Letter , in which , as in the former , there is mixture of borrowed truth , and native folly , of some notions just and trite , with others uncommon and ridiculous . His opinion of the value and ...
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