The British Quarterly Review, 28. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1858 |
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... question , the more clearly shall we see the superiority of intellectual acquisitions over moral feeling . ' ( 166. ) To feel that certain conclusions are very unpalatable , and that at the same time we cannot refute them , is no doubt ...
... question , the more clearly shall we see the superiority of intellectual acquisitions over moral feeling . ' ( 166. ) To feel that certain conclusions are very unpalatable , and that at the same time we cannot refute them , is no doubt ...
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... never know what moral truth means . It is the delicate , but real and inevitable blending of the intelligence and sympathy of the soul in relation to all such questions that constitutes the basis of its responsibility . It may be.
... never know what moral truth means . It is the delicate , but real and inevitable blending of the intelligence and sympathy of the soul in relation to all such questions that constitutes the basis of its responsibility . It may be.
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... questions of gain and loss . In support of this repre- sentation , which Mr. Buckle may well describe as ' very unpala- table , ' our attention is directed to the history of religious persecution and the history of war . There is less ...
... questions of gain and loss . In support of this repre- sentation , which Mr. Buckle may well describe as ' very unpala- table , ' our attention is directed to the history of religious persecution and the history of war . There is less ...
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... question what is here taken for granted . There is also abundant room to question whether war be the unmixed evil which Mr Buckle supposes . Every man deserving the name of a thinker , we should have thought , must be aware that war may ...
... question what is here taken for granted . There is also abundant room to question whether war be the unmixed evil which Mr Buckle supposes . Every man deserving the name of a thinker , we should have thought , must be aware that war may ...
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... questions the reality of that influence . It works with the better moral feeling of society , it does not preclude it ; it would not be what it is without it . To say that international prejudice is weakened , and that international ...
... questions the reality of that influence . It works with the better moral feeling of society , it does not preclude it ; it would not be what it is without it . To say that international prejudice is weakened , and that international ...
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