The Republican, Volumen2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 |
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... existence in a savage state , and for our improvement in refined society . It is evident that every human being acquires more and more mental gratifications as he pro- ceeds in the acquirement of knowledge ; knowledge itself is com ...
... existence in a savage state , and for our improvement in refined society . It is evident that every human being acquires more and more mental gratifications as he pro- ceeds in the acquirement of knowledge ; knowledge itself is com ...
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... existence of Jesus ; they speak of the sect of Christians , and their alledged origin , but give no further proof of the existence of Jesus . What are we to think of the Grandfather of the Pliny you allude to , the most famous natural ...
... existence of Jesus ; they speak of the sect of Christians , and their alledged origin , but give no further proof of the existence of Jesus . What are we to think of the Grandfather of the Pliny you allude to , the most famous natural ...
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... existence or non- existence of any animal or vegetable substance on the orb we inhabit ; and as we cannot attempt to look beyond this orb to examine any other , whether it is similar or different in its produce and inhabitants , we must ...
... existence or non- existence of any animal or vegetable substance on the orb we inhabit ; and as we cannot attempt to look beyond this orb to examine any other , whether it is similar or different in its produce and inhabitants , we must ...
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High compliment to Majesty 122 | 7 |
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 13 |
to females in general particularly those of Manchester | 47 |
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