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Characteristics of men, manners, opinions, times, etc
Gloucester, Mass.,: Peter Smith. Edited by J. M. Robertson (1900)
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Between the two men there is perhaps little to choose on the point of principle, since Berkeley implicitly justifies the subordination of truth to supposed ...
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