Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte 1J. Monroe, 1847 - 627 páginas |
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... equally clear , that she meant to impose it as a double obligation on those who receive the advan- tages of a liberal education , to examine , with the most scrupulous care , the foundation of all those received opinions , which have ...
... equally clear , that she meant to impose it as a double obligation on those who receive the advan- tages of a liberal education , to examine , with the most scrupulous care , the foundation of all those received opinions , which have ...
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... equally favorable to his own comfort , and to the best interests of mankind . What , indeed , will be the particular effects in the first instance , of that general diffusion of knowledge , which the art of printing must sooner or later ...
... equally favorable to his own comfort , and to the best interests of mankind . What , indeed , will be the particular effects in the first instance , of that general diffusion of knowledge , which the art of printing must sooner or later ...
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... equally delightful to the imagina- tion and dear to the heart ! The prepossessions of childhood would , through the whole of life , be gradually acquiring strength from the enlargement of our knowledge , and , in their turn , would ...
... equally delightful to the imagina- tion and dear to the heart ! The prepossessions of childhood would , through the whole of life , be gradually acquiring strength from the enlargement of our knowledge , and , in their turn , would ...
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... equally possible to cherish and strengthen them , by establishing the natural alli- ance between our duty and our happiness . If it be possible for the influence of fashion to veil the native deformity of vice , and to give to low and ...
... equally possible to cherish and strengthen them , by establishing the natural alli- ance between our duty and our happiness . If it be possible for the influence of fashion to veil the native deformity of vice , and to give to low and ...
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... the human mind are of a very general nature , and apply equally to all descriptions of men . Besides , however , these more obvious advantages of the study , there are others 32 INTRODUCTION . Continuation of the same subject.
... the human mind are of a very general nature , and apply equally to all descriptions of men . Besides , however , these more obvious advantages of the study , there are others 32 INTRODUCTION . Continuation of the same subject.
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Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts Dugald Stewart Visualização completa - 1842 |
Elements of the Philosophy of the Human Mind: In Two Parts, Parte 1 Dugald Stewart Visualização completa - 1847 |
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