The British Quarterly Review, 28. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1858 |
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... fact , never comes in which the relation between feeling and intellect ceases to be reciprocal . In regard to moral truth the heart continues to be as great a discoverer as the head . It is often with men , as it is commonly with women ...
... fact , never comes in which the relation between feeling and intellect ceases to be reciprocal . In regard to moral truth the heart continues to be as great a discoverer as the head . It is often with men , as it is commonly with women ...
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... fact , and must be freely admitted . But the inferences which Mr. Buckle deduces from it are not so certain . One of these , as we have said , is , that the great antagonist of intolerance is not humanity , but knowledge . What the ...
... fact , and must be freely admitted . But the inferences which Mr. Buckle deduces from it are not so certain . One of these , as we have said , is , that the great antagonist of intolerance is not humanity , but knowledge . What the ...
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... fact , about anything , without having them somewhat self - willed and intolerant . But it is no less true that men who cease to have faith in God soon cease to have faith in each other . Individuals may seem to be an excep- tion to ...
... fact , about anything , without having them somewhat self - willed and intolerant . But it is no less true that men who cease to have faith in God soon cease to have faith in each other . Individuals may seem to be an excep- tion to ...
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... fact carefully noticed may be an index to other facts . Thus the tangible objects constituting wealth are about the best index we can have , as M. Bastiat acknowledges , to the total welfare , moral and material , of society . On this ...
... fact carefully noticed may be an index to other facts . Thus the tangible objects constituting wealth are about the best index we can have , as M. Bastiat acknowledges , to the total welfare , moral and material , of society . On this ...
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... fact , he is born a member of society , and as the life of the individual is created and pro- vided for , so is the life of society which is only a number of indi- viduals . Isolated man is the most helpless of animals ; in society he ...
... fact , he is born a member of society , and as the life of the individual is created and pro- vided for , so is the life of society which is only a number of indi- viduals . Isolated man is the most helpless of animals ; in society he ...
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