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A characteristic passage reads : Man in perfection of nature being made according to the likeness of his Maker ... the same we do wittingly work and freely ; neither are we according to the manner of natural agents any way so tied but ...
A characteristic passage reads : Man in perfection of nature being made according to the likeness of his Maker ... the same we do wittingly work and freely ; neither are we according to the manner of natural agents any way so tied but ...
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best be served , and what service I was myself by nature best fitted to perform . Now among all the benefits that could be conferred upon mankind , I found none so great as the discovery of new arts , endowments , and commodities for ...
best be served , and what service I was myself by nature best fitted to perform . Now among all the benefits that could be conferred upon mankind , I found none so great as the discovery of new arts , endowments , and commodities for ...
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In natural philosophy practical results are not only means to improve human well - being . ... merely inconvenient but morally wrong to despair of human powers or to suppose that man does not have the ability radically to alter nature .
In natural philosophy practical results are not only means to improve human well - being . ... merely inconvenient but morally wrong to despair of human powers or to suppose that man does not have the ability radically to alter nature .
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