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... Individuals are diftinguished by their qualities : a large clafs of individuals enjoy- ing qualities in common , is termed a genus : a fubdivifion of fuch clafs is termed a fpe- cies . Again , that circumftance which dif- tinguisheth ...
... Individuals are diftinguished by their qualities : a large clafs of individuals enjoy- ing qualities in common , is termed a genus : a fubdivifion of fuch clafs is termed a fpe- cies . Again , that circumftance which dif- tinguisheth ...
Page 403
... Individuals appear to have no end ; and did we not poffefs the faculty of diftributing them into claffes , the mind would be loft in an endless ... individuals individuals confidered as thus connected ; which name , by OR EXPLAINED . 403.
... Individuals appear to have no end ; and did we not poffefs the faculty of diftributing them into claffes , the mind would be loft in an endless ... individuals individuals confidered as thus connected ; which name , by OR EXPLAINED . 403.
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Lord Henry Home Kames. individuals confidered as thus connected ; which name , by gathering them together into one ... individual objects confidered as connected by fome occafional relation . A great number of perfons collected together ...
Lord Henry Home Kames. individuals confidered as thus connected ; which name , by gathering them together into one ... individual objects confidered as connected by fome occafional relation . A great number of perfons collected together ...
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