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on all knowledge , and to place philosophy on the declivity to universal skepticism , and absolute nihilism , to which nearly all philosophy since Descartes inevitably conducts . Cogito , ergo sum , is , in the first place ...
on all knowledge , and to place philosophy on the declivity to universal skepticism , and absolute nihilism , to which nearly all philosophy since Descartes inevitably conducts . Cogito , ergo sum , is , in the first place ...
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... this universal sense and application , and contine themselves too strictly to the particular sense . They accept the Christian dogma , but understand not that every dogma is a catholic or universal principle , and therefore in the ...
... this universal sense and application , and contine themselves too strictly to the particular sense . They accept the Christian dogma , but understand not that every dogma is a catholic or universal principle , and therefore in the ...
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It must express something universal , and be addressed to the common understanding and common sentiments of all cultivated readers . There is , if we may so speak , a certain universal mind in all men who think , and certain sentiments ...
It must express something universal , and be addressed to the common understanding and common sentiments of all cultivated readers . There is , if we may so speak , a certain universal mind in all men who think , and certain sentiments ...
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VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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