The British Quarterly Review, 28. ciltHenry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1858 |
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... thoughts in those days . The England which became so tempting a prize to the Normans , was England , for the most part , as these eccle- siastical influences had made it . Praise is due to the aptness and genius of the pupils , but ...
... thoughts in those days . The England which became so tempting a prize to the Normans , was England , for the most part , as these eccle- siastical influences had made it . Praise is due to the aptness and genius of the pupils , but ...
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... thought and be powerless , and that it may exist along with such thought and prove to be all but irresistible . It is in vain to attribute this failure in Italy and elsewhere to minor causes - the ' more power- ful ' cause which should ...
... thought and be powerless , and that it may exist along with such thought and prove to be all but irresistible . It is in vain to attribute this failure in Italy and elsewhere to minor causes - the ' more power- ful ' cause which should ...
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... thought , been the invariable preliminary to all the intellectual revolutions through which the human mind has passed ; and without it there could be no progress , no change , no civilization . In physics , it is the necessary precursor ...
... thought , been the invariable preliminary to all the intellectual revolutions through which the human mind has passed ; and without it there could be no progress , no change , no civilization . In physics , it is the necessary precursor ...
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... thought , - hidden treasures of wisdom and knowledge , -gradually yielding themselves up to devout study and patient research as ages roll on , is surely not wonderful , and is certainly most worthy of its Divine Author ; that it should ...
... thought , - hidden treasures of wisdom and knowledge , -gradually yielding themselves up to devout study and patient research as ages roll on , is surely not wonderful , and is certainly most worthy of its Divine Author ; that it should ...
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... thought ( to say no more ) to use terms and phrases which imply that the divine influence is asserted in a way speci- on . · * Not directly discoverable , ' we should have preferred , for reasons stated further 6 fically similar , when ...
... thought ( to say no more ) to use terms and phrases which imply that the divine influence is asserted in a way speci- on . · * Not directly discoverable , ' we should have preferred , for reasons stated further 6 fically similar , when ...
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