Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... law of felf - prefervation is one of the principal laws of nature : It is to other laws what existence is to other qua- lities ; existence cealing , all other qualities ceafe ; the law of felf prefervation being infringed , the ...
... law of felf - prefervation is one of the principal laws of nature : It is to other laws what existence is to other qua- lities ; existence cealing , all other qualities ceafe ; the law of felf prefervation being infringed , the ...
Strana 231
... laws . Would to God that we could now attribute , to their force and wifdom , the abolition of the diforders which have made them to be enacted ! But the means men's malice has imagined , for eluding the laws , increafe , in proportion ...
... laws . Would to God that we could now attribute , to their force and wifdom , the abolition of the diforders which have made them to be enacted ! But the means men's malice has imagined , for eluding the laws , increafe , in proportion ...
Strana 252
... laws , therein mentioned , relating to British fail - cloth , and to the duties paya- ble on foreign fail - cloth , and to the al- lowance upon the exportation of British made gunpowder , and for giving further encouragement for the ...
... laws , therein mentioned , relating to British fail - cloth , and to the duties paya- ble on foreign fail - cloth , and to the al- lowance upon the exportation of British made gunpowder , and for giving further encouragement for the ...
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