Dissertations on the Progress of KnowledgeArno Press, 1975 - 477 pagina's |
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Pagina 118
... present , I shall only observe , that , in these fugitive and now neglected tracts , are to be found the first rudiments of that science of Political Economy which is justly considered as the boast of the present age ; and which ...
... present , I shall only observe , that , in these fugitive and now neglected tracts , are to be found the first rudiments of that science of Political Economy which is justly considered as the boast of the present age ; and which ...
Pagina 219
... present , which resolves the whole of morality into the principle of utility , is more nearly akin to Hobbism , than some of its partisans are aware of . ' The credit of this improvement is ascribed by Vattel ( one of the most esteemed ...
... present , which resolves the whole of morality into the principle of utility , is more nearly akin to Hobbism , than some of its partisans are aware of . ' The credit of this improvement is ascribed by Vattel ( one of the most esteemed ...
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... present themselves , or the motion of these bodies in longitude , could be explained equally on the Ptolemaic and ... present unnecessary to inquire , induced chemists to suppose , that in calcination a certain substance actually escapes ...
... present themselves , or the motion of these bodies in longitude , could be explained equally on the Ptolemaic and ... present unnecessary to inquire , induced chemists to suppose , that in calcination a certain substance actually escapes ...
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