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Thus ; if the effect be not necessarily connected with the cause , with its influence , and influential circumstances ; then , as I observed before , it is a thing possible and supposable , that the cause may sometimes exert the same ...
Thus ; if the effect be not necessarily connected with the cause , with its influence , and influential circumstances ; then , as I observed before , it is a thing possible and supposable , that the cause may sometimes exert the same ...
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To excite , is to be a cause , in the most proper sense , not merely a negative occasion , but a ground of existence by positive influence . The notion of exciting , is exerting influence to cause the effect to arise or come forth into ...
To excite , is to be a cause , in the most proper sense , not merely a negative occasion , but a ground of existence by positive influence . The notion of exciting , is exerting influence to cause the effect to arise or come forth into ...
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causing of an effect ; and productive influence is causal influence , if any thing is ; and that which has this influence prevalently , so as thereby to become the ground of another thing , is a cause of that thing , if there be any ...
causing of an effect ; and productive influence is causal influence , if any thing is ; and that which has this influence prevalently , so as thereby to become the ground of another thing , is a cause of that thing , if there be any ...
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Preface | 7 |
His Deportment at Northampton | 41 |
His Dismission from Northampton | 55 |
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