Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... human intelligence it- self . Gioberti's intuition is not vision , and is not the act of the human intelligence itself . God in it affirms himself as intelligible object , as the immediate object and light of the understanding ; not ...
... human intelligence it- self . Gioberti's intuition is not vision , and is not the act of the human intelligence itself . God in it affirms himself as intelligible object , as the immediate object and light of the understanding ; not ...
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... human nature , that transcends all created nature , identical with Him who is " First True , First Good , and First Fair ; " without , which the human mind could neither exist nor operate , the human soul neither feel nor aspire ...
... human nature , that transcends all created nature , identical with Him who is " First True , First Good , and First Fair ; " without , which the human mind could neither exist nor operate , the human soul neither feel nor aspire ...
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... human joy or sorrow , human affections , or the fierce struggle of human passions . The wild Indian was a resource , but it has been exhausted by Cooper ; and , besides , the Indian is himself the least ro- mantic of mortals , and the ...
... human joy or sorrow , human affections , or the fierce struggle of human passions . The wild Indian was a resource , but it has been exhausted by Cooper ; and , besides , the Indian is himself the least ro- mantic of mortals , and the ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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