Essays Scientific and PhilosophicalK. Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1890 - 268 páginas |
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... perfect and even retiring modesty with unfaltering firm- ness . To describe character is almost as futile as to describe features . It must suffice to say that Oxford misses to - day not only one of its strongest minds , but one of its ...
... perfect and even retiring modesty with unfaltering firm- ness . To describe character is almost as futile as to describe features . It must suffice to say that Oxford misses to - day not only one of its strongest minds , but one of its ...
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... perfect sincerity and naturalness the most opposite kinds of men . He was , on the one hand , one of those whose privilege it is to begin with faith in the Christian Creed , and , so far as man can tell , to walk steadily in its light ...
... perfect sincerity and naturalness the most opposite kinds of men . He was , on the one hand , one of those whose privilege it is to begin with faith in the Christian Creed , and , so far as man can tell , to walk steadily in its light ...
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... perfect fearlessness about the result , and but lately he was encouraging others to approach the criticism of the Old Testament in the same spirit . It is harder to speak of what he was to those who knew him intimately the patient ...
... perfect fearlessness about the result , and but lately he was encouraging others to approach the criticism of the Old Testament in the same spirit . It is harder to speak of what he was to those who knew him intimately the patient ...
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... perfect race than ourselves . It would be a great satisfaction to have contributed to this result , but we still want a modus vivendi for the present , and an intelligible scientific theory of punishment . II . DARWINISM.1 THOSE who ...
... perfect race than ourselves . It would be a great satisfaction to have contributed to this result , but we still want a modus vivendi for the present , and an intelligible scientific theory of punishment . II . DARWINISM.1 THOSE who ...
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... perfect distinction betwixt man and brutes , and is an excellency which the faculties of brutes do by no means attain to . " In the next chapter we have ideas classified as follows : - " The word ' Idea ' I will use in the sense defined ...
... perfect distinction betwixt man and brutes , and is an excellency which the faculties of brutes do by no means attain to . " In the next chapter we have ideas classified as follows : - " The word ' Idea ' I will use in the sense defined ...
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