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... proved ; but that it was exceed- ingly difficult for the Russians to resist his tremendous attack , and beat down the vast power he was bringing against them , is proved , we take it , by the unprecedented and desperate measures of ...
... proved ; but that it was exceed- ingly difficult for the Russians to resist his tremendous attack , and beat down the vast power he was bringing against them , is proved , we take it , by the unprecedented and desperate measures of ...
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... prove that the human mind has faculties . And a faculty he defines to be " a preparedness , a fitness , a capacity , or an adaptedness for those various operations of which we are daily conscious . " Reflect for a moment , reader ...
... prove that the human mind has faculties . And a faculty he defines to be " a preparedness , a fitness , a capacity , or an adaptedness for those various operations of which we are daily conscious . " Reflect for a moment , reader ...
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... prove extensive and lasting , in improving the understandings , and enlarging the views of the upper and middle classes of society in England . That the means of literary and scientific instruction should so long have been confined to a ...
... prove extensive and lasting , in improving the understandings , and enlarging the views of the upper and middle classes of society in England . That the means of literary and scientific instruction should so long have been confined to a ...
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... prove of superior attraction ; and the more general diffu- sion of a taste for scientific education will greatly augment the numbers of those who , being able to afford it , will prefer an University for their sons . The article on the ...
... prove of superior attraction ; and the more general diffu- sion of a taste for scientific education will greatly augment the numbers of those who , being able to afford it , will prefer an University for their sons . The article on the ...
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... proved to demonstration , that he , who sleeps only six hours in twenty- four , will be awake two hours longer than he who sleeps eight . And this is the amount of his achievement . LIST OF WORKS IN PRESS . Nature Displayed ; By N. G. ...
... proved to demonstration , that he , who sleeps only six hours in twenty- four , will be awake two hours longer than he who sleeps eight . And this is the amount of his achievement . LIST OF WORKS IN PRESS . Nature Displayed ; By N. G. ...
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