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In this respect there is no novelty ; 80 that whether it be the watch that we have seen made or the music - box that we have not seen made , there is the same firm basis of a sure and multiplied experience on which to rest the ...
In this respect there is no novelty ; 80 that whether it be the watch that we have seen made or the music - box that we have not seen made , there is the same firm basis of a sure and multiplied experience on which to rest the ...
Page 152
We may never have seen a watch made_but in the watch before our eyes , we see the manifest adaptation of means to an end ; and this we have frequently before witnessed , as the posterior term of a sequence , in connexion with the forth ...
We may never have seen a watch made_but in the watch before our eyes , we see the manifest adaptation of means to an end ; and this we have frequently before witnessed , as the posterior term of a sequence , in connexion with the forth ...
Page 153
so that though we should never have seen a watch made , and never seen a watch - maker employed in the formation of one , though we should never have had this particular experience , yet ' we have had experience enough to infer from the ...
so that though we should never have seen a watch made , and never seen a watch - maker employed in the formation of one , though we should never have had this particular experience , yet ' we have had experience enough to infer from the ...
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Contents
PRELIMINARY VIEWS | 17 |
Of the Metaphysics which have been resorted | 99 |
on the side of Theism | 121 |
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