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Ihe t'nejw,>.'i<>H'iWe Scwiiie*. by irliicli whatsocrcr practieal gnod purposes lue eeremonj lias been einployed to serve, vvould be more eflectually provided for. Tocether with Proof of ihe open and persevering Coiitempt of Monil and Hdr/ioua Princtule, perpetuated by. it, and rendered univers»!, in the two Church-of-England Uni vers ities, more especially in the Uimersily ,if Oxford. {Bowring. vol. V. pp. 181-230.)

49. l-ji 181*. Mill revise ei prépare pour l'impression : .1 Table of ihe Si>riiu/s of AHu'ii Slmning tlie several Species of Pleasures and Pains of whieh Mans .Nature U susceptible; logether with Ihe several species of Intervstt, Désires, and Moiiees respect ivelv corres[io!idiiig to Itiein ; and llie several sels of Appcllatnes, Xtulrat, Eiili-jiflie, and Dij*lt\tisJic, by nliich eaeh species of Motiee is wont lo be di-signaled : to wliich are added, biplanutory Notes and Observations, etc., (Bowriug, vol. I, pp. 195-*»). — L'ouvrage |*arailra en 1817.

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