Brownson's Quarterly ReviewOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... mind to be at ease , in a period of peace and public tranquillity . It may be thought that men's minds are now in no fit mood for such examination . When the nation is engaged in a fearful struggle for its existence , and public duties ...
... mind to be at ease , in a period of peace and public tranquillity . It may be thought that men's minds are now in no fit mood for such examination . When the nation is engaged in a fearful struggle for its existence , and public duties ...
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... mind can neither exist nor ope- rate , without which all science is impossible , and therefore are given , not invented or found by the mind operating with- out them . Nearly all our philosophers send the mind , as- sumed to be as yet ...
... mind can neither exist nor ope- rate , without which all science is impossible , and therefore are given , not invented or found by the mind operating with- out them . Nearly all our philosophers send the mind , as- sumed to be as yet ...
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... mind , with which the understand- ing is immediately conversant , the representation of the object to the mind , nor yet the immediate mental apprehen- sion or perception of the object ; but the intelligible object itself , which ...
... mind , with which the understand- ing is immediately conversant , the representation of the object to the mind , nor yet the immediate mental apprehen- sion or perception of the object ; but the intelligible object itself , which ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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