The London Quarterly Review, Volume 6Theodore Foster, 1812 |
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... matters of religion , 314 - Priscillian , the first martyr for freedom of religious opinion , 315 - anecdote of an Arian Saint - aspirant , ib.- persecution of the Jews in Spain , 316 - act of abjuration by the Jews of Toledo , ib.state ...
... matters of religion , 314 - Priscillian , the first martyr for freedom of religious opinion , 315 - anecdote of an Arian Saint - aspirant , ib.- persecution of the Jews in Spain , 316 - act of abjuration by the Jews of Toledo , ib.state ...
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... matter , this classification was evidently correct . But in after - times , it came to be considered as a branch of meta- physics , and to be classed with the useless sciences commonly in- cluded under the same name , in consequence of ...
... matter , this classification was evidently correct . But in after - times , it came to be considered as a branch of meta- physics , and to be classed with the useless sciences commonly in- cluded under the same name , in consequence of ...
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fers from the inductive seience of matter only in its subject and instruments ; they are both essentially founded upon fact , and as the object of the latter is to investigate the general laws that regu- late the material phenomena ...
fers from the inductive seience of matter only in its subject and instruments ; they are both essentially founded upon fact , and as the object of the latter is to investigate the general laws that regu- late the material phenomena ...
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... matter is spiritual as that mind is ma- terial . The line of distinction between the legitimate science of mind , and those spurious kinds of it to which we have alluded , is admirably illustrated by Mr. Stewart . The circumstance which ...
... matter is spiritual as that mind is ma- terial . The line of distinction between the legitimate science of mind , and those spurious kinds of it to which we have alluded , is admirably illustrated by Mr. Stewart . The circumstance which ...
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... matter ; maintaining that the same rules of philosophizing were equally applicable , and equally promised advancement to both . In the article alluded to , it was on the other hand argued , that induction can only be ap- plied to the ...
... matter ; maintaining that the same rules of philosophizing were equally applicable , and equally promised advancement to both . In the article alluded to , it was on the other hand argued , that induction can only be ap- plied to the ...
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