The Eclectic Review, Volume 3; Volume 6, Part 2Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood C. Taylor, 1807 |
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Page 614
... objects of attention . Nay , the ruins of nature , the shattered relics of a former world , seems a more engaging object than the numberless beauties that now adorn the present surface of our globe . I acknowledge , that , even in those ...
... objects of attention . Nay , the ruins of nature , the shattered relics of a former world , seems a more engaging object than the numberless beauties that now adorn the present surface of our globe . I acknowledge , that , even in those ...
Page 699
... object of the piece may be best expressed in the author's words . To shew that the human mind is disinterested , or that it is naturally interested in the welfare of othersi the same way , and from the same direct motives , by which we ...
... object of the piece may be best expressed in the author's words . To shew that the human mind is disinterested , or that it is naturally interested in the welfare of othersi the same way , and from the same direct motives , by which we ...
Page 702
... object is the sole motive which determines us in the pursuit of it . First , ( he replies ) this objection does not at all affect the question in dispute . For if it is allowed that the idea of the pleasures and the pains of others ...
... object is the sole motive which determines us in the pursuit of it . First , ( he replies ) this objection does not at all affect the question in dispute . For if it is allowed that the idea of the pleasures and the pains of others ...
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