The Edinburgh Review1872 |
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Pàgina 21
... reason as an instrument for acquiring the sciences ; whereas on the contrary we ought to avail ourselves of the sciences as an instrument for perfecting our reason , justness of mind being infinitely more important than all the ...
... reason as an instrument for acquiring the sciences ; whereas on the contrary we ought to avail ourselves of the sciences as an instrument for perfecting our reason , justness of mind being infinitely more important than all the ...
Pàgina 26
... reasons that influenced him in going to London . Then we may be quite sure that he had an eye to business as well as pleasure , that he wished to put fairly forward his claims to advancement in the Church . It is indeed one of the ...
... reasons that influenced him in going to London . Then we may be quite sure that he had an eye to business as well as pleasure , that he wished to put fairly forward his claims to advancement in the Church . It is indeed one of the ...
Pàgina 32
... reason a cypress walk , called " The Walk of Death , " was to be solemnly appropriated to the sole purpose of interment . There monu- mental urns or obelisks might be erected . ' 6 6 Having matured his plan , he started for London in ...
... reason a cypress walk , called " The Walk of Death , " was to be solemnly appropriated to the sole purpose of interment . There monu- mental urns or obelisks might be erected . ' 6 6 Having matured his plan , he started for London in ...
Pàgina 37
... reason assigned by a witty man of those times for ' his being an infidel . ' The polemic is avowedly from first to last an argumentum ad hominem , the main point enforced by way of retort against the mathematicians being the specula ...
... reason assigned by a witty man of those times for ' his being an infidel . ' The polemic is avowedly from first to last an argumentum ad hominem , the main point enforced by way of retort against the mathematicians being the specula ...
Pàgina 40
... reason . And he faithfully followed his own doc- trine in this particular . He lived at a time when the greatest political crime recorded in our history was deliberately perpe- trated , the enactment of the Penal Code against his ...
... reason . And he faithfully followed his own doc- trine in this particular . He lived at a time when the greatest political crime recorded in our history was deliberately perpe- trated , the enactment of the Penal Code against his ...
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