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... Forms , and their contemporaneous Distribution . Evidences of a slowly declining Temperature , and , therefore , of a long Time . - The Process of Events by Catastrophe and by Law . - Analogy of Individual and Race Development . - Both ...
... Forms , and their contemporaneous Distribution . Evidences of a slowly declining Temperature , and , therefore , of a long Time . - The Process of Events by Catastrophe and by Law . - Analogy of Individual and Race Development . - Both ...
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... Forms . - Relations of Plants and Animals.- Animals are Aggregates of Matter expending Force originally derived from the Sun. THE ORGANIC SERIES . - Man a Member of it . - His Position determined by Anatomical and Physiological ...
... Forms . - Relations of Plants and Animals.- Animals are Aggregates of Matter expending Force originally derived from the Sun. THE ORGANIC SERIES . - Man a Member of it . - His Position determined by Anatomical and Physiological ...
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... forms , were scattered about the rooms , perfumed with frankincense . It was the intention of the Saracen architect ... form was religiously for- bidden , and that source of decoration denied , his imagina- tion ran riot with the ...
... forms , were scattered about the rooms , perfumed with frankincense . It was the intention of the Saracen architect ... form was religiously for- bidden , and that source of decoration denied , his imagina- tion ran riot with the ...
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... forms - satires , odes , elegies , etc .; but they never produced any work in the higher walks of poesy , no epic , no tragedy . Perhaps this was due to Defects of their false fashion of valuing the mechanical their litera- execution of ...
... forms - satires , odes , elegies , etc .; but they never produced any work in the higher walks of poesy , no epic , no tragedy . Perhaps this was due to Defects of their false fashion of valuing the mechanical their litera- execution of ...
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... forms . He upheld the affirmation of those who The theory of said that man , in his progress , passes through a development definite succession of states ; not , however , " that of organisms . he was once a bull , and was then changed ...
... forms . He upheld the affirmation of those who The theory of said that man , in his progress , passes through a development definite succession of states ; not , however , " that of organisms . he was once a bull , and was then changed ...
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A History of the Intellectual Development of Europe, Volumen1 John William Draper Vista completa - 1875 |
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