The New-England Magazine, Band 7Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1834 |
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... speaking of mysteries , but of the obvious relation of cause and effect ; so obvious , indeed , that no one who will carefully examine the subject can fail to perceive it . Nor is any thing too sacred to be made a theme of inquiry . The ...
... speaking of mysteries , but of the obvious relation of cause and effect ; so obvious , indeed , that no one who will carefully examine the subject can fail to perceive it . Nor is any thing too sacred to be made a theme of inquiry . The ...
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... speak as poets , not as philosophers ; and predict a state of things , which , in the literal meaning of the terms , will never occur . It belongs to the same strain of fiction with the " ' golden age " of the Greeks and Romans . Were ...
... speak as poets , not as philosophers ; and predict a state of things , which , in the literal meaning of the terms , will never occur . It belongs to the same strain of fiction with the " ' golden age " of the Greeks and Romans . Were ...
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... speak more comprehensively , as well as more accurately , animals that swim , animals that walk or creep , and animals that fly . And an interchange of their abodes could not be made without extinguishing the whole . Between these three ...
... speak more comprehensively , as well as more accurately , animals that swim , animals that walk or creep , and animals that fly . And an interchange of their abodes could not be made without extinguishing the whole . Between these three ...
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... speak plainly of it , it is virtually to question the intention , the circumspection , or the competency of the AUTHOR of all things . It is to charge him with having introduced a defective wheel into the great machine he was pleased to ...
... speak plainly of it , it is virtually to question the intention , the circumspection , or the competency of the AUTHOR of all things . It is to charge him with having introduced a defective wheel into the great machine he was pleased to ...
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... speak of some of those that belong to the mind . In this view of my subject , the external senses first present themselves . They are intended to connect man with the world in which he lives , and render him familiar with every thing ...
... speak of some of those that belong to the mind . In this view of my subject , the external senses first present themselves . They are intended to connect man with the world in which he lives , and render him familiar with every thing ...
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