The British Quarterly Review, 28. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1858 |
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... laws so as to understand , and as far as possible to control physical laws . It is natural that a man whose belief is of this sort should endeavour to make the best of his isolated and forlorn condition , studying to know whatever his ...
... laws so as to understand , and as far as possible to control physical laws . It is natural that a man whose belief is of this sort should endeavour to make the best of his isolated and forlorn condition , studying to know whatever his ...
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... laws , and then say that is enough . Poor humanity - this is but a sorry gospel for thee ! We naturally shrink from a doctrine which makes the degraded state of any portion of our race the result of laws ' utterly im- possible to resist ...
... laws , and then say that is enough . Poor humanity - this is but a sorry gospel for thee ! We naturally shrink from a doctrine which makes the degraded state of any portion of our race the result of laws ' utterly im- possible to resist ...
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... law which is not to be disturbed by individual volitions ? But the question to be determined is - were the individuals ... laws . It is , of course , admitted that civilization sup- poses virtue as well as knowledge . But the effects of ...
... law which is not to be disturbed by individual volitions ? But the question to be determined is - were the individuals ... laws . It is , of course , admitted that civilization sup- poses virtue as well as knowledge . But the effects of ...
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... laws of mind , is the great prerequisite to the successful study of history . But the laws of mind in the individual and in the race being essentially the same , the student of mental science has been wont to suppose that his work ...
... laws of mind , is the great prerequisite to the successful study of history . But the laws of mind in the individual and in the race being essentially the same , the student of mental science has been wont to suppose that his work ...
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... laws of mind after this manner , never so dealt with them . They both knew , indeed , that it is only through a knowledge of our own mind that our knowledge of mind at all becomes possible . But such men have always known that in the ...
... laws of mind after this manner , never so dealt with them . They both knew , indeed , that it is only through a knowledge of our own mind that our knowledge of mind at all becomes possible . But such men have always known that in the ...
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