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... existence . Was he formed for love ? If so , what loves did he make ? and what was the success of them ? What was their success besides on his after life ? Did he marry ? Had he sons ? How did he bring them up ? What was his private ...
... existence . Was he formed for love ? If so , what loves did he make ? and what was the success of them ? What was their success besides on his after life ? Did he marry ? Had he sons ? How did he bring them up ? What was his private ...
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... existence to the principles which Politics and Ethics unfold . They it is that have combined the heterogeneous elements of which society is composed , and given it the appearance of one harmonious whole . History and biograghy therefore ...
... existence to the principles which Politics and Ethics unfold . They it is that have combined the heterogeneous elements of which society is composed , and given it the appearance of one harmonious whole . History and biograghy therefore ...
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... existence of a material world ? " 66 7. In what sense does Reid use the phrase common sense ? " Has the argument from common sense been applied to any other questions besides the confutation of the Ideal system ? 8. Does Reid in any ...
... existence of a material world ? " 66 7. In what sense does Reid use the phrase common sense ? " Has the argument from common sense been applied to any other questions besides the confutation of the Ideal system ? 8. Does Reid in any ...
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... existence of these external qualities are per- fectly distinct from the qualities themselves . When I attend accurately to the sensation which suggests hardness , I can perceive no resemblance between the sensation and the quality of ...
... existence of these external qualities are per- fectly distinct from the qualities themselves . When I attend accurately to the sensation which suggests hardness , I can perceive no resemblance between the sensation and the quality of ...
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... existence . Let us take for example , the sensation of hardness . This sensation has no resemblance or connection with the quality of hardness ; but we no sooner have this sensation then we immediately have a conception of the quality ...
... existence . Let us take for example , the sensation of hardness . This sensation has no resemblance or connection with the quality of hardness ; but we no sooner have this sensation then we immediately have a conception of the quality ...
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Página 37 - There is only one cure for the evils which newly acquired freedom produces; and that cure is freedom. When a prisoner first leaves his cell he cannot bear the light of day ; he is unable to discriminate colors or recognize faces.
Página 29 - Tis greatly wise to talk with our past hours ; And ask them, what report they bore to heaven : And how they might have borne more welcome news.