The British Quarterly Review, 28. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1858 |
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... reasons thus from his own mind to all mind , does not sufficiently remember what is peculiar to his own mind from temperament and circumstances , and what is more or less peculiar to all minds from endless differences of that nature ...
... reasons thus from his own mind to all mind , does not sufficiently remember what is peculiar to his own mind from temperament and circumstances , and what is more or less peculiar to all minds from endless differences of that nature ...
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... reason . We know that men are often worse than their principles , it would be sad if they could at no time be better ; and the man who is better than his principles to- day , is in the way to have better principles to - morrow . We are ...
... reason . We know that men are often worse than their principles , it would be sad if they could at no time be better ; and the man who is better than his principles to- day , is in the way to have better principles to - morrow . We are ...
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... reason safely from the laws of matter to those of mind , and this is one of them . The extravagance to which a disposition to reason after this manner has led Mr. Buckle is almost incredible . For let it be for a moment ceded to him ...
... reason safely from the laws of matter to those of mind , and this is one of them . The extravagance to which a disposition to reason after this manner has led Mr. Buckle is almost incredible . For let it be for a moment ceded to him ...
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... reason more generously , and to feel more humanely , in regard to war . By this time our readers will not expect us to say that Mr. Buckle has given us this proof . He has done nothing of the kind . The same remark is applicable to his ...
... reason more generously , and to feel more humanely , in regard to war . By this time our readers will not expect us to say that Mr. Buckle has given us this proof . He has done nothing of the kind . The same remark is applicable to his ...
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... reason , and intuitive feeling is feeling for a reason - though the combinations in the process which gives the basis of the reasonable at such moments , are much too subtle , and too intimately blended to- NO . LV . D gether , to be ...
... reason , and intuitive feeling is feeling for a reason - though the combinations in the process which gives the basis of the reasonable at such moments , are much too subtle , and too intimately blended to- NO . LV . D gether , to be ...
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