The Book of Nature, Volumen3Longman, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1828 |
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... already appeared to us that matter in its simplest and rudest state is universally possessed of certain active properties , as those of gravitation and repulsion , which , in consequence of their universality , have been denominated es ...
... already appeared to us that matter in its simplest and rudest state is universally possessed of certain active properties , as those of gravitation and repulsion , which , in consequence of their universality , have been denominated es ...
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... already observed , that there is no sensation : the vital principle , and the instinctive faculty , which is the operation of the vital principle , by the exercise of certain natural powers constantly appertaining to such principle ...
... already observed , that there is no sensation : the vital principle , and the instinctive faculty , which is the operation of the vital principle , by the exercise of certain natural powers constantly appertaining to such principle ...
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... already appeared that we know nothing of the essential properties of matter . If it be capable of gravitation , of elective attractions , of life , of instinct , of sensation , there does not seem to be any absurdity in supposing it may ...
... already appeared that we know nothing of the essential properties of matter . If it be capable of gravitation , of elective attractions , of life , of instinct , of sensation , there does not seem to be any absurdity in supposing it may ...
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... already observed , by expressly See the author's Life of Lucretius , prefixed to his translation of the poem De Rerum Natura , vol . i . p . 92 . asserting that it was originally formed out of a divine 28 ON MATERIALISM.
... already observed , by expressly See the author's Life of Lucretius , prefixed to his translation of the poem De Rerum Natura , vol . i . p . 92 . asserting that it was originally formed out of a divine 28 ON MATERIALISM.
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... already seen , is not necessarily corruptible , nor have we any reason to suppose , that whatever is immaterial is necessarily incorruptible . Immortality is in every instance a special gift of the Creator ; and so wide is the gulf that ...
... already seen , is not necessarily corruptible , nor have we any reason to suppose , that whatever is immaterial is necessarily incorruptible . Immortality is in every instance a special gift of the Creator ; and so wide is the gulf that ...
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