The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes96-97Theodore Foster, 1855 |
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... reason , good reader , is this : the Manchester - ware- housemen of late years have adopted a new reading of the law - a reading which we be- lieve no judge would allow , but which the surveyors have not yet ventured to dispute . ' We ...
... reason , good reader , is this : the Manchester - ware- housemen of late years have adopted a new reading of the law - a reading which we be- lieve no judge would allow , but which the surveyors have not yet ventured to dispute . ' We ...
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... reason , indeed , under whatever form of words or logic it may shelter its weakness , must ever be baffled by such questions as , -- whether matter has any exist- ence apart from the perceptions of the intel- lectual being - whether it ...
... reason , indeed , under whatever form of words or logic it may shelter its weakness , must ever be baffled by such questions as , -- whether matter has any exist- ence apart from the perceptions of the intel- lectual being - whether it ...
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... Reason , ' considers that faculty as revealed to man by Deity - the light that enlightens every man coming into the world . ' We are passive in its reception - we can no more help being convinced than we can help seeing with the open ...
... Reason , ' considers that faculty as revealed to man by Deity - the light that enlightens every man coming into the world . ' We are passive in its reception - we can no more help being convinced than we can help seeing with the open ...
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