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...future," he says, " will prove whether the passion for profound knowledge, so rare and so fruitful, can be born and developed so readily in democratic societies...genius cannot find in the midst of you a tranquil home. 1 should bo loath to gainsay so keen an observer, and so profound a political writer, but since my...

...unfavourable influence which republicanism has on the advance of science, Prof. Tyndall says : — " It rests with you to prove whether these things are...find in the midst of you a tranquil home. I should be loth to gainsay so keen an observer and so profound a critical writer, but, since my arrival in this...

...unfavourable influence which republicanism has on the advance of science, Prof. Tyndall says : — " It rests with you to prove whether these things are...find in the midst of you a tranquil home. I should be loth to gainsay so keen an observer and so profound a critical writer, but, since my arrival in this...

...man, which troubles and distracts the mind without imparting to it either animation or elevation." It rests with you to prove whether these things are...genius cannot find in the midst of you a tranquil home. progr&s qu'aux Etats-TJnis, on qui aient fourni moins de grands artists, de poetes illustres, et de...

...future," he says, " will prove wlmthiT the passion for profound knowledge, so rare and so fruitful, can be born and developed so readily in democratic societies...these things are necessarily so ; whether the highest scieutilic genius cannot find in the midst of you a tranquil home. 1 should l>e loath to gainsay so...

...prove -vvhot the passion for profound knowledge, во rare and so fruitful, can be born ami develo so readily in democratic societies as in aristocracies."...whether these things are necessarily so ; whether highest scientific genius cannot find in the midst of yon a tranquil home. I -'.<•. loath to gainsay...

...man, which troubles and distracts the mind without imparting to it either loftiness or animation.' It rests with you to prove whether these things are necessarily so — whether scientific genius cannot find, in the midst of you, a tranquil home. I should be loth to gainsay so...

...man, which troubles and distracts the mind without imparting to it either loftiness or animation.' It rests with you to prove whether these things are necessarily so— whether scientific genius cannot find, in the midst of you, a tranquil home. I should be loth to gainsay so...

...man, which troubles and distracts the mind without imparting to it either animation or elevation." It rests with you to prove whether these things are...keen an observer and so profound a political writer, but, since my arrival in this country, I have been unable to see anything in the constitution of society...