Sacred History of the World: Attempted to be Philosophically Considered in a Series of Letters to a Son, Volumen2Harper, 1835 |
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... impressions , and admit of being dovetailed into them , or it will be rejected ; for it is judged of by its conformity to the previous acquisitions , and is disliked and condemned if incompatible with them . We see this fact remarkably ...
... impressions , and admit of being dovetailed into them , or it will be rejected ; for it is judged of by its conformity to the previous acquisitions , and is disliked and condemned if incompatible with them . We see this fact remarkably ...
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... impression of this sort we must rest satisfied . The sentiment of the prince is an intellectual truth , which , in all our investigations of nature , should never be for- gotten . Our sensorial knowledge is the groundwork and the ...
... impression of this sort we must rest satisfied . The sentiment of the prince is an intellectual truth , which , in all our investigations of nature , should never be for- gotten . Our sensorial knowledge is the groundwork and the ...
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... impression to have been self - formed within us ; although as soon as it was suggested , many a heart has delighted to cherish it , as most congenial with its best feelings and in- tellect ; and in proportion as mind has increased in ...
... impression to have been self - formed within us ; although as soon as it was suggested , many a heart has delighted to cherish it , as most congenial with its best feelings and in- tellect ; and in proportion as mind has increased in ...
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... impression on the gen- eral mind . From the same cause the Pythagoreans , who had also many valuable notions or fragments of the true system of the universe , made no beneficial use of them , and advan- ced no farther . The Romans ...
... impression on the gen- eral mind . From the same cause the Pythagoreans , who had also many valuable notions or fragments of the true system of the universe , made no beneficial use of them , and advan- ced no farther . The Romans ...
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... impressions of what these were ; Christians may misconceive them , but he , with a more con- genial education , must have sufficiently understood them . " Some of the philosophers , as Diagoras the Milesian , Theodorus of Cyrene , and ...
... impressions of what these were ; Christians may misconceive them , but he , with a more con- genial education , must have sufficiently understood them . " Some of the philosophers , as Diagoras the Milesian , Theodorus of Cyrene , and ...
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