The North American Review, Volume 117Jared Sparks, Henry Cabot Lodge, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell O. Everett, 1873 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... natural and pleasing . دو Space will not allow a minute analysis of each number , and we must therefore make a rapid résumé of those pieces which at first hearing seem to be the best and most pleasing . First , then , we select the part ...
... natural and pleasing . دو Space will not allow a minute analysis of each number , and we must therefore make a rapid résumé of those pieces which at first hearing seem to be the best and most pleasing . First , then , we select the part ...
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... natural selection than varia- tions in physical structure . When , among primates possessed of such an intelligence , the family groups temporarily formed among all mammals began to become permanent , then we must say that there began ...
... natural selection than varia- tions in physical structure . When , among primates possessed of such an intelligence , the family groups temporarily formed among all mammals began to become permanent , then we must say that there began ...
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... natural selection and direct adaptation , become so con- siderable that a slight variation in it is of more use to the ani- mal than any variation in physical structure , then such varia- tions will be more and more constantly selected ...
... natural selection and direct adaptation , become so con- siderable that a slight variation in it is of more use to the ani- mal than any variation in physical structure , then such varia- tions will be more and more constantly selected ...
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... natural selection began to confine itself chiefly to variations in psychical manifestation . The ape - like progenitor of man , in whom physical and psychical changes had gone on pari passu for countless æons , until he had reached the ...
... natural selection began to confine itself chiefly to variations in psychical manifestation . The ape - like progenitor of man , in whom physical and psychical changes had gone on pari passu for countless æons , until he had reached the ...
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... natural selection or by direct equilibration . Now we have already had occasion to notice that in the human race , partly on account of the extreme complexity of its individual organization , partly on account of superadded social ...
... natural selection or by direct equilibration . Now we have already had occasion to notice that in the human race , partly on account of the extreme complexity of its individual organization , partly on account of superadded social ...
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