Sketches of the History of Man: Considerably Enlarged by the Last Additions and Corrections of the Author. ...J. J. Tourneisen, 1796 - 376 páginas |
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... Such questions may be curious , but they are of little use . Whether man be provided by nature with a fa- culty to diftinguifh innocent animals from what are cc I And " And out of the ground the Lord God formed every " beaft of the ...
... Such questions may be curious , but they are of little use . Whether man be provided by nature with a fa- culty to diftinguifh innocent animals from what are cc I And " And out of the ground the Lord God formed every " beaft of the ...
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... such reftraint is univerfal without a fingle exception , his rule is evidently a petitio principii . Why may not two animals different in fpecies produce a mix- ed breed ? M. Buffon must fay , that it is contrary to a law of nature ...
... such reftraint is univerfal without a fingle exception , his rule is evidently a petitio principii . Why may not two animals different in fpecies produce a mix- ed breed ? M. Buffon must fay , that it is contrary to a law of nature ...
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... Such dogs have a notion of property , and are trufty guardians of their mafter's goods : in his abfenice , no perfon dares lay hold of his hat or his great coat . Waggoners employ dogs of that kind to watch during night the goods they ...
... Such dogs have a notion of property , and are trufty guardians of their mafter's goods : in his abfenice , no perfon dares lay hold of his hat or his great coat . Waggoners employ dogs of that kind to watch during night the goods they ...
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... Such effects cannot be acci- dental , more than the uniformity of male and female births in all countries and at all times . They can- not be accounted for from education nor from example ; which indeed may contribute to fpread a ...
... Such effects cannot be acci- dental , more than the uniformity of male and female births in all countries and at all times . They can- not be accounted for from education nor from example ; which indeed may contribute to fpread a ...
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... , than the free regroes who command eve- ry day of the week . Such , in the latter , is the effect of indolence from want of occupation . I I fhall close the furvey with fome inftances that feem 48 Prel . Difc . OF MEN , AND.
... , than the free regroes who command eve- ry day of the week . Such , in the latter , is the effect of indolence from want of occupation . I I fhall close the furvey with fome inftances that feem 48 Prel . Difc . OF MEN , AND.
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