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... We refer actions to rules , and rules to public happiness . Now , in the formation of thefe rules , there is no place for discovery properly fo called , but there is ample ample room for the exercise of wisdom , judgement , [ 27 ]
... We refer actions to rules , and rules to public happiness . Now , in the formation of thefe rules , there is no place for discovery properly fo called , but there is ample ample room for the exercise of wisdom , judgement , [ 27 ]
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... either to be ac- quired or fustained , and as contributing most to the happiness and tranquillity of focial life . The state of his argument is as fol- lows : 24 I. If 2 1. If this difpofition were universal , the cafe [ 32 ]
... either to be ac- quired or fustained , and as contributing most to the happiness and tranquillity of focial life . The state of his argument is as fol- lows : 24 I. If 2 1. If this difpofition were universal , the cafe [ 32 ]
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... happiness and mifery , which he hath declared to be re- ferved for obedience and tranfgreffion , for virtue and vice , for the use and the neglect , the right and the wrong employment , of the faculties and opportunities with which he ...
... happiness and mifery , which he hath declared to be re- ferved for obedience and tranfgreffion , for virtue and vice , for the use and the neglect , the right and the wrong employment , of the faculties and opportunities with which he ...
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Gen | 1 |
Prophecy p I | 23 |
The candour of the Writers of the New Testament p | 85 |
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