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... element ; as when we suppose that the law is so and so , that is , devise an hypothesis , and inquire what consequences would follow , always with the design of trying these results by facts , and adopting the alleged law only when it ...
... element ; as when we suppose that the law is so and so , that is , devise an hypothesis , and inquire what consequences would follow , always with the design of trying these results by facts , and adopting the alleged law only when it ...
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... elements of them in our own experience ; but there may be scenes in heaven which it hath not entered into the heart of man to conceive , inasmuch as nothing similar has passed under his notice in this lower world . d Now the proposition ...
... elements of them in our own experience ; but there may be scenes in heaven which it hath not entered into the heart of man to conceive , inasmuch as nothing similar has passed under his notice in this lower world . d Now the proposition ...
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... elements in the mental exercises . It would carry us prematurely into very profound topies , with extensively ramified connexions , were I at this early stage to criti- cise this doctrine in all its extent and bearings . It is enough ...
... elements in the mental exercises . It would carry us prematurely into very profound topies , with extensively ramified connexions , were I at this early stage to criti- cise this doctrine in all its extent and bearings . It is enough ...
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... there is more than one property in exercise , though of course com- bined in the unity of the mind . But by a sharp analysis it is always phys.laws ? possible to separate the different elements , and BOOK I. ] 29 POSITIVE PROPOSITIONS .
... there is more than one property in exercise , though of course com- bined in the unity of the mind . But by a sharp analysis it is always phys.laws ? possible to separate the different elements , and BOOK I. ] 29 POSITIVE PROPOSITIONS .
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James McCosh. phys.laws ? possible to separate the different elements , and fix the attention ex- clusively on that which alone pertains to the law or property we are seeking to evolve . Examining carefully the nature of the acts which ...
James McCosh. phys.laws ? possible to separate the different elements , and fix the attention ex- clusively on that which alone pertains to the law or property we are seeking to evolve . Examining carefully the nature of the acts which ...
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