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Starting with the truism that man can now exist upon this world -- a possibility which , perhaps , did not exist in the greater portion of the world's history - we have to consider the degree of perfection to which that adaptability has ...
Starting with the truism that man can now exist upon this world -- a possibility which , perhaps , did not exist in the greater portion of the world's history - we have to consider the degree of perfection to which that adaptability has ...
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I now pass on to consider the next element of the argument which enters into the subject of this essay , namely , that of chance , -an element which formis so important an item in the process of natural sclection , but which natural ...
I now pass on to consider the next element of the argument which enters into the subject of this essay , namely , that of chance , -an element which formis so important an item in the process of natural sclection , but which natural ...
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... telegraphy and underground railroads , are always seeking the sensational and the marvellous , the tendency of whose mind is to consider those who differ from them as standing upon a lower intellectual platform than themselves .
... telegraphy and underground railroads , are always seeking the sensational and the marvellous , the tendency of whose mind is to consider those who differ from them as standing upon a lower intellectual platform than themselves .
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DISCUSSION ON THE ABOVE PAPER 32 | 11 |
INTERMEDIATE MEETING 19TH FEBRUARY 1872 | 54 |
COUNCIL AND OFFICERS FOR 197273 | 72 |
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