The North American Review, Volume 96Jared Sparks, James Russell Lowell, Edward Everett, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1863 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... reason . But what is reason ? Few words are used with less precision . It often denotes , in the older writers , the power by which the mind understands , deduces , concludes from premises . But since the animals do all this , they felt ...
... reason . But what is reason ? Few words are used with less precision . It often denotes , in the older writers , the power by which the mind understands , deduces , concludes from premises . But since the animals do all this , they felt ...
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... reason would involve that of the whole man . It is as nearly a synthesis of intellect , feeling , and will as is possible and leave the will free . Between ideas of the moral reason and others there is the same difference as between a ...
... reason would involve that of the whole man . It is as nearly a synthesis of intellect , feeling , and will as is possible and leave the will free . Between ideas of the moral reason and others there is the same difference as between a ...
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... reason approves and rests in as absolute excellence or goodness . But if right be made ultimate , the primary element of virtuous life must , on the other hand , necessarily be subjection to law , obedience to the eternal rule of ...
... reason approves and rests in as absolute excellence or goodness . But if right be made ultimate , the primary element of virtuous life must , on the other hand , necessarily be subjection to law , obedience to the eternal rule of ...
Contents
COUNT CAMILLO DI Cavour | 45 |
PHASES OF SCHOLARSHIP | 73 |
POPULAR FALLACIES | 87 |
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