The Southern Review, Том 4A. E. Miller., 1829 |
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... becomes so essential [ for a lawyer ] to ascertain cor- rectly the criterions which distinguish mind from matter , animal life from vegetable life ; animal instinct from vegetable instinct ; animal and vegetable life from intellectual ...
... becomes so essential [ for a lawyer ] to ascertain cor- rectly the criterions which distinguish mind from matter , animal life from vegetable life ; animal instinct from vegetable instinct ; animal and vegetable life from intellectual ...
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... become of Coke and Plowden ? ] by presenting him an outline , which at a proper season [ in term time , we sup- pose ] ... becomes vitrified , instead of consuming , as other vegetable substances do . " Thirdly . In the Asbestos we find ...
... become of Coke and Plowden ? ] by presenting him an outline , which at a proper season [ in term time , we sup- pose ] ... becomes vitrified , instead of consuming , as other vegetable substances do . " Thirdly . In the Asbestos we find ...
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... becoming an intolerable public nuisance . Such total want of all unity of purpose - of all simplicity and direct- ness in the conduct and execution of things that have some pretension to be considered as works of art — at least , of ...
... becoming an intolerable public nuisance . Such total want of all unity of purpose - of all simplicity and direct- ness in the conduct and execution of things that have some pretension to be considered as works of art — at least , of ...
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... become more firmly fixed , and more universally diffused . The technical rules - the arbitrary institutions - the eccentric and anomalous peculiarities of local custom or positive legislation are gradually exploded , while their place ...
... become more firmly fixed , and more universally diffused . The technical rules - the arbitrary institutions - the eccentric and anomalous peculiarities of local custom or positive legislation are gradually exploded , while their place ...
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... become so comparatively enlightening and universal , " p . 376 . If we understand this expression , we venture to recom- mend it to our prophets and illuminati , instead of " the march of intellect , " which , as somebody in Shakspeare ...
... become so comparatively enlightening and universal , " p . 376 . If we understand this expression , we venture to recom- mend it to our prophets and illuminati , instead of " the march of intellect , " which , as somebody in Shakspeare ...
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