...acquired ; besides a precise knowledge of the meaning of terms, we must have an instantaneous idea excited in our minds whenever they are repeated ; and, as...that philosophical lectures can be of much service service to those who are not familiarly acquainted with the technical language in which they are delivered...

...must have an instantaneous idea excited in our minds whenever they are repeated ; and, as this cart be acquired only by practice, it is impossible that...the technical language in which they are delivered ; and yet there is scarcely any subject of human inquiry more obvious to the understanding than the...

...acquired; besides a precise know, ledge of the meaning of terms, we must have an instantaneous idea excited in our minds whenever they are repeated ; and, as...the technical language in which they are delivered; and yet there is scarcely any subject of human inquiry more obvious to the understanding than the laws...

...acquired ; besides a precise knowledge of the meaning of terms, we must have an instantaneous idea excited in our minds whenever they are repeated ; and, as...the technical language in which they are delivered ; and yet there is scarcely any subject of human inquiry more obvious to the understanding, than the...

...acquired. Besides a precise knowledge of the meaning of terms, we must have an instantaneous idea excited in our minds whenever they are repeated; and as this...technical language in which they are delivered." It is for this reason that a point is made in this and the two succeeding classes to give the etymology and...

...acquired. Besides a precise knowledge of the meaning of terms, we must have an instantaneous idea excited in our minds whenever they are repeated ; and as this can be acquired or.ly by practice, it is impossible that philosophical lectures can be of much service to those who...

...acquired ; besides a precise knowledge of the meaning of terms, we must have an instantaneous idea excited in our minds whenever they are repeated ; and, as...familiarly acquainted with the technical language iu' which they are delivered; and yet there is scarcely any subject of human inquiry more obvious to...

...acquired ; besides a precise knowledge of the meaning of terms, we must have an instantaneous i4ea excited in our minds whenever they are repeated ; and, as this can be acquiredonly by practice, it is impossible that philosophical lectures can be of much service to those...

...and, as this can he acquired only hy practice, it is impossihle that philosophical lectures can he of much service to those who are not familiarly acquainted...of science are carefully explained and illustrated, hy a variety of familiar examples, will he the means of ohviating this ohjection, with respect to persons...

...acquired ; besides a precise knowledge of the meaning of terms, we must have an instantaneous idea excited in our minds whenever they are repeated ; and, as...the technical language in which they are delivered." • • Mr. Edgeworth's chapter on Mechanics should bs recommended to the attention of the reader,...