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Not merely that certain terms in the German should be rendered by certain terms in the English ; for few philosophical words are to be found in the latter , which suggest the same analyses and combinations of thought as those embo- died ...
Not merely that certain terms in the German should be rendered by certain terms in the English ; for few philosophical words are to be found in the latter , which suggest the same analyses and combinations of thought as those embo- died ...
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Terms in the original , correla- tive and opposed , are , not only not translated by terms also cor- relative and opposed , but confounded under the same expres- sion , and , if not rendered at random , translated by the rule of ...
Terms in the original , correla- tive and opposed , are , not only not translated by terms also cor- relative and opposed , but confounded under the same expres- sion , and , if not rendered at random , translated by the rule of ...
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To a work thus rendered peculiarly interesting , in whatever light it may be viewed , we shall now solicit the best attention of our readers ; and we certainly have in our contemplation rather those of them whose lot is cast in England ...
To a work thus rendered peculiarly interesting , in whatever light it may be viewed , we shall now solicit the best attention of our readers ; and we certainly have in our contemplation rather those of them whose lot is cast in England ...
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Contents
The Life of Sir Isaac Newton By David now | 1 |
On Political Economy in Connexion with the Moral | 52 |
Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan or the Central | 73 |
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