New Englander and Yale Review, Volume 34Edward Royall Tyler, William Lathrop Kingsley, George Park Fisher, Timothy Dwight W.L. Kingsley, 1875 |
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... experience , to say nothing of five bullet wounds , that these neighbors of his mean conquest , as well as commerce . If he admits Russian traders , he at the same time practically admits his conquerors . He has at no time said this ...
... experience , to say nothing of five bullet wounds , that these neighbors of his mean conquest , as well as commerce . If he admits Russian traders , he at the same time practically admits his conquerors . He has at no time said this ...
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... experiences is not the want of food or water , nor the oppressive heat , but it is that of breathing ! This , the reader will remem- ber , is between Kooloo and Leh . And we have already de- scribed the route between Umritsur , via ...
... experiences is not the want of food or water , nor the oppressive heat , but it is that of breathing ! This , the reader will remem- ber , is between Kooloo and Leh . And we have already de- scribed the route between Umritsur , via ...
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... within the sphere of human experience , before being objectively applied .. In dealing with force as the cause of evolution , Mr. Spencer again encounters the question of the personality of the power 46 [ Jan. , Religion and Science .
... within the sphere of human experience , before being objectively applied .. In dealing with force as the cause of evolution , Mr. Spencer again encounters the question of the personality of the power 46 [ Jan. , Religion and Science .
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... experience of force is that out of which the idea of matter is built ,. . . . that forces , standing in certain correlations , form the whole content of our idea of matter . " But the relative reality , matter , implies an absolute ...
... experience of force is that out of which the idea of matter is built ,. . . . that forces , standing in certain correlations , form the whole content of our idea of matter . " But the relative reality , matter , implies an absolute ...
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... experiences of force . ( p . 235. ) 6. Our cognition of objective forces comes to us through the conscious exertion of our own voluntary force ; and hence the force of which we are conscious becomes to us the type or symbol of all ...
... experiences of force . ( p . 235. ) 6. Our cognition of objective forces comes to us through the conscious exertion of our own voluntary force ; and hence the force of which we are conscious becomes to us the type or symbol of all ...
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