On genius, in which it is attempted to be proved that there is no mental distinction among mankindHamilton and Adams, 1830 - 86 |
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... seems placed beyond competition ; whilst all the rest of mankind , as with one voice , have hailed it as the offspring of Genius . What Homer thus accomplished in Poetry , Phidias and Praxitiles effected in Sculpture ; which may not ...
... seems placed beyond competition ; whilst all the rest of mankind , as with one voice , have hailed it as the offspring of Genius . What Homer thus accomplished in Poetry , Phidias and Praxitiles effected in Sculpture ; which may not ...
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... seems to roll , Intelligent , conversing with the soul : Whether , with softest touch of gentle love , A Venus * bids the tender passions move ; To whom consenting hearts submissive kneel , And , scarce idolatrous , confess they feel ...
... seems to roll , Intelligent , conversing with the soul : Whether , with softest touch of gentle love , A Venus * bids the tender passions move ; To whom consenting hearts submissive kneel , And , scarce idolatrous , confess they feel ...
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... seem to know that he doth not . " And we are all aware that the inductive philosophy of this great man , is founded upon diligent obser- vation , a laborious exercise of the senses . Swift read eight hours every day , and probably C ...
... seem to know that he doth not . " And we are all aware that the inductive philosophy of this great man , is founded upon diligent obser- vation , a laborious exercise of the senses . Swift read eight hours every day , and probably C ...
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... of the existence of something sublimely wonderful within us , may be vigorous or weak , have growth , maturity , and decay ; it seems then to make the soul partake so much of the properties of matter , that , without 26.
... of the existence of something sublimely wonderful within us , may be vigorous or weak , have growth , maturity , and decay ; it seems then to make the soul partake so much of the properties of matter , that , without 26.
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... these remarks Dugald Stewart observes , " they form the greatest step ever made in the science of the mind by a single individual . " From this doctrine and opinion of these profound meta- physicians , rash and dangerous as it may seem , ...
... these remarks Dugald Stewart observes , " they form the greatest step ever made in the science of the mind by a single individual . " From this doctrine and opinion of these profound meta- physicians , rash and dangerous as it may seem , ...
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