The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes103-104Theodore Foster, 1858 |
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... knowledge of their history , their institutions , and their actual condition , is any hindrance to our prescribing with certainty for all their so- cial ills . And thus the problem of ' rege- nerating Italy , ' which the wisest of her ...
... knowledge of their history , their institutions , and their actual condition , is any hindrance to our prescribing with certainty for all their so- cial ills . And thus the problem of ' rege- nerating Italy , ' which the wisest of her ...
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... knowledge of human nature is a matter of experience and not of intuition ; and at least he must have been a diligent reader of men if he had been a careless reader of books . He must , how- ever , have studied these not a little also ...
... knowledge of human nature is a matter of experience and not of intuition ; and at least he must have been a diligent reader of men if he had been a careless reader of books . He must , how- ever , have studied these not a little also ...
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... knowledge , and the present condition of France among a people abounding in knowledge and said to be less oppressed by superstition than any other in Europe - are sufficient to overthrow Mr. Buckle's theory on his own showing . The ...
... knowledge , and the present condition of France among a people abounding in knowledge and said to be less oppressed by superstition than any other in Europe - are sufficient to overthrow Mr. Buckle's theory on his own showing . The ...
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