The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 7A. Constable, 1805 |
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Page 172
... prefent recollection of it , than in relying on the reality of a prefent existence from our im- mediate perception . If we difcredit our memory , however , and deny all exiftence of which we have not a prefent consciousness or fenfation ...
... prefent recollection of it , than in relying on the reality of a prefent existence from our im- mediate perception . If we difcredit our memory , however , and deny all exiftence of which we have not a prefent consciousness or fenfation ...
Page 173
... prefent impreffion , and the evi- dence of any other exiftence . The first alone is complete and unquestionable ; we may hefitate about all the rest without any abfolute contradiction . But the diftinction , we apprehend , is in itself ...
... prefent impreffion , and the evi- dence of any other exiftence . The first alone is complete and unquestionable ; we may hefitate about all the rest without any abfolute contradiction . But the diftinction , we apprehend , is in itself ...
Page 479
... prefent fpeech to be studied by our readers , as containing a per- fpicuous and very candid abftract of facts , as well as of the principles by which their import is to be judged of . It is itself too concife , to admit of being ...
... prefent fpeech to be studied by our readers , as containing a per- fpicuous and very candid abftract of facts , as well as of the principles by which their import is to be judged of . It is itself too concife , to admit of being ...
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hibiting Sketches of Society and Manners and | 29 |
Medical Reports on the Effects of Water Cold | 42 |
An Experimental Inquiry into the Nature and Propa | 63 |
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