American Quarterly Review, Том 12;Том 17Robert Walsh Carey, Lea & Carey, 1832 |
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... Philosopher and Mathematician , have , in some degree , the privilege of framing their own terms of art , though that liberty is daily narrowed by the happy diffusion of knowledge , which daily mixes their language with the general ...
... Philosopher and Mathematician , have , in some degree , the privilege of framing their own terms of art , though that liberty is daily narrowed by the happy diffusion of knowledge , which daily mixes their language with the general ...
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... philosopher , he , as an individual , rarely comes into view . He is lost in the sublimity and in- trinsic worth of his speculations . We forget the agent in the importance of labours which come directly home to our minds . We are ...
... philosopher , he , as an individual , rarely comes into view . He is lost in the sublimity and in- trinsic worth of his speculations . We forget the agent in the importance of labours which come directly home to our minds . We are ...
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... philosopher himself : " I think I may confidently say , that be- sides what our senses convey into the mind , or the ideas of its own operations about those received from sensation , we have no ideas at all . From whence it follows ...
... philosopher himself : " I think I may confidently say , that be- sides what our senses convey into the mind , or the ideas of its own operations about those received from sensation , we have no ideas at all . From whence it follows ...
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