The Southern Review, Том 3A. E. Miller., 1829 |
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... object presented to our view . The same reasons , however , would prove that there never was a time when it was necessary to dwell on every letter , since now the meaning of a whole page flashes upon us like light . Even yet , things ...
... object presented to our view . The same reasons , however , would prove that there never was a time when it was necessary to dwell on every letter , since now the meaning of a whole page flashes upon us like light . Even yet , things ...
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... objects , ( which is not strictly true , but only that the human being does ) we may readily conceive how this knowledge ... object to all changes in the language of any science : but , assuredly , slight inconveniences should be borne ...
... objects , ( which is not strictly true , but only that the human being does ) we may readily conceive how this knowledge ... object to all changes in the language of any science : but , assuredly , slight inconveniences should be borne ...
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... object of worship was the Sun. How and why did this happen , and where ? Would the Sun be an object of adoration to an inhabitant of the tropics , or the sands of Africa ? Not other- wise than as the principle of destruction and of evil ...
... object of worship was the Sun. How and why did this happen , and where ? Would the Sun be an object of adoration to an inhabitant of the tropics , or the sands of Africa ? Not other- wise than as the principle of destruction and of evil ...
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pointed to inquire into the Practice of Chancery | 63 |
LIFE OF Erasmus | 77 |
BROWNS PHILOSOPHY OF THE HUMAN MIND | 125 |
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