The Quarterly Review, Volumen16John Murray, 1817 |
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... reason . - The fact is , that the resistance of the brave inhabitants of Philæ put an end to the hopes and the progress of the French general in Nubia , and all the grapes that grew beyond it turned instantly sour . Our tra- vellers ...
... reason . - The fact is , that the resistance of the brave inhabitants of Philæ put an end to the hopes and the progress of the French general in Nubia , and all the grapes that grew beyond it turned instantly sour . Our tra- vellers ...
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... reason to doubt Herodotus when he says that 100,000 men were employed by Cheops in quarrying stones in the Nubian mountains and conveying them down the Nile , for building a bridge which occupied ten years , and erecting a pyramid , the ...
... reason to doubt Herodotus when he says that 100,000 men were employed by Cheops in quarrying stones in the Nubian mountains and conveying them down the Nile , for building a bridge which occupied ten years , and erecting a pyramid , the ...
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... reasons ( if reasons , ' as Mr. Phillips cautiously observes , they can be called , ' ) against presenting a catholic petition at that particular time : he shews too that repeated discussions have had the effect of reducing the majority ...
... reasons ( if reasons , ' as Mr. Phillips cautiously observes , they can be called , ' ) against presenting a catholic petition at that particular time : he shews too that repeated discussions have had the effect of reducing the majority ...
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... reason and revelation . He states that the acquaintance which we derive from reason , with the Creator and his attributes , and the conformity of the appearance of the universe , with the conclusions at which reason arrives , have been ...
... reason and revelation . He states that the acquaintance which we derive from reason , with the Creator and his attributes , and the conformity of the appearance of the universe , with the conclusions at which reason arrives , have been ...
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... reason , would be equally impossible and unprofitable : -impossible , because the rays of revealed knowledge will imperceptibly penetrate : -un- profitable , because , although philosophy may silence atheism , it will never command ...
... reason , would be equally impossible and unprofitable : -impossible , because the rays of revealed knowledge will imperceptibly penetrate : -un- profitable , because , although philosophy may silence atheism , it will never command ...
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