...thing con" trary to any Man's right of Dominion, or to the interest of " men that have Dominion, that the three Angles of a Triangle " should be equal to...suppressed, as far as he whom it concerned " was able : " — he incautiously discloses why he breathed a Liberty, and just sentiments of the Dignity and...

...tiling contrary to any man's right of dominion, or to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle should be equal to...suppressed, as far as he whom it concerned was able."* We cannot deny ourselves the pleasure of quoting a passage from Mr. Austin on this subject. " If there...

...a thing contrary to any man's right of dominion, or to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle should be equal to...suppressed, as far as he whom it concerned was able."* This excellent piece of satire has been often quoted, and sometimes copied, and does not exaggerate...

...a thing contrary to any man's right of dominion, or to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle, should be equal to...suppressed, as far as he whom it concerned was able. Ignorance of remote causes, disposeth men to Adherence to attribute all events, to the causes immediate,...

...a thing contrary to any man's right of dominion, or to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle, should be equal to...suppressed, as far as he whom it concerned was able. Ignorance of remote causes, disposeth men to Adherence to attribute all events, to the causes immediate,...

...a thing contrary to any man's right of dominion, or to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle, should be equal to two angles of a tquare ; that doctrine should have been, if not disputed, yet by the burning of all books of geometry,...

...a thing contrary to any man's right of dominion, or to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle should be equal to...suppressed, as far as' he whom it concerned was able." "This," says Hallam, from whose work I make the quotation, "does not exaggerate the pertinacity of...

...a thing contrary to any man's right of dominion, or to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle should be equal to...suppressed, as far as he whom it concerned was able." "This," says Hallam, from whose work I make tha quotation, " does not exaggerate the pertinacity of...

...a thing contrary to any man's right of dominion, or to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle should be equal to...of all books of geometry, suppressed as far as he or they whom it concerned were able." * Locke. An ultra-tory periodical, predicting the ruin of the...

...Hobbes himself affirms that " if it had been contrary to the interest of men that have dominion, that the three angles of a triangle should be equal to...have been, if not disputed, yet by the burning of all the books of geometry, suppressed." Another class of errors doubtless issues from recluse scholars,...