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 665
... principles . He therefore founds his disquisition upon the principle , purely mechanical , that two bodies at a distance can act upon each other only by the intervention of some third body , since a body cannot immediately act where it ...
... principles . He therefore founds his disquisition upon the principle , purely mechanical , that two bodies at a distance can act upon each other only by the intervention of some third body , since a body cannot immediately act where it ...
Page 670
... Principles of Morality and Natural Religion , in which he set himself to oppose the opinions of Hume . The character of Lord Kames's philosophy , as exhibited in this and other works , is sketched by his biographer . , " It appeared to ...
... Principles of Morality and Natural Religion , in which he set himself to oppose the opinions of Hume . The character of Lord Kames's philosophy , as exhibited in this and other works , is sketched by his biographer . , " It appeared to ...
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... principles of reasoning , and is carried on by the aid of the same subsidiary branches of abstract science , as that of the motion , changes of motion , and causes of those changes , of a body falling from the top of a tower ...
... principles of reasoning , and is carried on by the aid of the same subsidiary branches of abstract science , as that of the motion , changes of motion , and causes of those changes , of a body falling from the top of a tower ...
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