The North British Review, Объемы 22-23W. P. Kennedy, 1854 |
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... thought of the thrilling interest with which his energetic words of Christian wisdom used to be listened to in a chapel thronged with boys , and have called to mind what a hold the simple services of that chapel gained over many hearts ...
... thought of the thrilling interest with which his energetic words of Christian wisdom used to be listened to in a chapel thronged with boys , and have called to mind what a hold the simple services of that chapel gained over many hearts ...
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... Thought cannot infinitely expand itself , and their mutual relations . - But this , argues Sir yet it cannot cease expanding . But there W. Hamilton , is no Infinite nor Absolute can be no third road out of the darkness . either , which ...
... Thought cannot infinitely expand itself , and their mutual relations . - But this , argues Sir yet it cannot cease expanding . But there W. Hamilton , is no Infinite nor Absolute can be no third road out of the darkness . either , which ...
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... thought , inasmuch as no object can be realized in thought without it ; but it is not a condition in the sense of limiting the object of thought , or even in any way influ- encing that object , otherwise than in affording it mental or ...
... thought , inasmuch as no object can be realized in thought without it ; but it is not a condition in the sense of limiting the object of thought , or even in any way influ- encing that object , otherwise than in affording it mental or ...
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