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... mean by them : I have therefore in most places chose to put determinate or determined , instead of clear and di- stinct , as more likely to direct men's thoughts to my meaning in this matter . By those denominations , I mean some object ...
... mean by them : I have therefore in most places chose to put determinate or determined , instead of clear and di- stinct , as more likely to direct men's thoughts to my meaning in this matter . By those denominations , I mean some object ...
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... meaning your lordship will for- give me , if I profess , as it stands there , I do not understand . For it is uncertain to me , whether your lordship means , we may certainly know the existence of something , which we have not by those ...
... meaning your lordship will for- give me , if I profess , as it stands there , I do not understand . For it is uncertain to me , whether your lordship means , we may certainly know the existence of something , which we have not by those ...
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... means to it , when it is a remote good : but which way ever it be , either by placing it where really it is not , or by neglecting the means as not necessary to it ; when a man misses his great end , happiness , he will acknowledge he ...
... means to it , when it is a remote good : but which way ever it be , either by placing it where really it is not , or by neglecting the means as not necessary to it ; when a man misses his great end , happiness , he will acknowledge he ...
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