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... whole organic world as causes , it representing the effect , and the order of succession existing among them is perpetuated or em- bodied in it . Thus , in those ancient times to which we have referred , the sunlight acting on the ...
... whole organic world as causes , it representing the effect , and the order of succession existing among them is perpetuated or em- bodied in it . Thus , in those ancient times to which we have referred , the sunlight acting on the ...
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... whole continent , and still more so for distant and successive periods of time . In each nation , moreover , the conteinporaneously different classes , the educated and illiterate , the idle and industrious , the rich and poor , the ...
... whole continent , and still more so for distant and successive periods of time . In each nation , moreover , the conteinporaneously different classes , the educated and illiterate , the idle and industrious , the rich and poor , the ...
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... whole nation were transposed to some new abode , in which the climate , the sea- sons , the aspect of nature were altogether different , it would appear spontaneously in all its parts to commence a movement to come into harmony with the ...
... whole nation were transposed to some new abode , in which the climate , the sea- sons , the aspect of nature were altogether different , it would appear spontaneously in all its parts to commence a movement to come into harmony with the ...
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... whole course of ages , must be regarded as one man , always living and incessantly learning . " In both cases , the manner of advance , though it may sometimes be unexpected , can never be abrupt . At each stage events and ideas emerge ...
... whole course of ages , must be regarded as one man , always living and incessantly learning . " In both cases , the manner of advance , though it may sometimes be unexpected , can never be abrupt . At each stage events and ideas emerge ...
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... whole continent , which is the sum of these different parts , will , in its secular progress , comport itself in a like way . ture . Of the early condition of Europe , since we have to consi- der it in its prehistoric times , our ...
... whole continent , which is the sum of these different parts , will , in its secular progress , comport itself in a like way . ture . Of the early condition of Europe , since we have to consi- der it in its prehistoric times , our ...
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