The British Quarterly Review, Volume 28Henry Allon Hodder and Stoughton, 1858 - Christianity |
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... hand , where the works of Nature are small and feeble , Man regains confidence : he seems more able to rely on his own power ; he can , as it were , pass through and exercise authority in every direction . And as the pheno- mena are ...
... hand , where the works of Nature are small and feeble , Man regains confidence : he seems more able to rely on his own power ; he can , as it were , pass through and exercise authority in every direction . And as the pheno- mena are ...
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... hand is unable to isolate his observations from disturbances , he , on the other hand , refuses to adopt the only remaining precaution - he refuses so to enlarge his sur- vey as to eliminate the disturbances by which his observations ...
... hand is unable to isolate his observations from disturbances , he , on the other hand , refuses to adopt the only remaining precaution - he refuses so to enlarge his sur- vey as to eliminate the disturbances by which his observations ...
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... hand , their increasing ability is accompanied by increasing vice , or if , on the other hand , while they are becoming more virtuous , they likewise become more ignorant . This double movement , moral and intellectual , is essential to ...
... hand , their increasing ability is accompanied by increasing vice , or if , on the other hand , while they are becoming more virtuous , they likewise become more ignorant . This double movement , moral and intellectual , is essential to ...
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Henry Allon. while if , on the other hand , it depends principally on their knowledge , we must take as our standard the amount and success of their intel- lectual activity . As soon as we learn the relative energy of these two ...
Henry Allon. while if , on the other hand , it depends principally on their knowledge , we must take as our standard the amount and success of their intel- lectual activity . As soon as we learn the relative energy of these two ...
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... hand ap- peared to work it out for us . And this was the country of Elliot and Hampden , of Vane and Cromwell . Even after 6 William had done for us what we ought to have done for our- selves , we had not even the decency to be grateful ...
... hand ap- peared to work it out for us . And this was the country of Elliot and Hampden , of Vane and Cromwell . Even after 6 William had done for us what we ought to have done for our- selves , we had not even the decency to be grateful ...
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