The National Quarterly Review, المجلد 4Edward Isidore Sears, David Allyn Gorton, Charles H. Woodman Pudney & Russell, 1862 |
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... universal admiration is of no modern growth . It has existed from the time Lycurgus brought the Homeric poems into the Peloponnessus from Crete , or Ionia , eight hundred years anterior to the Christian era ; and how long previously ...
... universal admiration is of no modern growth . It has existed from the time Lycurgus brought the Homeric poems into the Peloponnessus from Crete , or Ionia , eight hundred years anterior to the Christian era ; and how long previously ...
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... universal and undeviating regularity in the succes- sion of historic events was rendered possible . Accordingly , when physical science was yet in its infancy , as in ancient times , there could be no social science . The speculations ...
... universal and undeviating regularity in the succes- sion of historic events was rendered possible . Accordingly , when physical science was yet in its infancy , as in ancient times , there could be no social science . The speculations ...
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... universal law , like Spencer . Yet , in the boldness and comprehensiveness of his views , and in the fearless can- dor with which they are stated - in the wealth of his erudi- tion , and in the honesty with which he applies his facts ...
... universal law , like Spencer . Yet , in the boldness and comprehensiveness of his views , and in the fearless can- dor with which they are stated - in the wealth of his erudi- tion , and in the honesty with which he applies his facts ...
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... universal law ; that this law , moreover , explains the facts of human variation , as well as those of animal varia- tion ; and that , consequently , Mr. Buckle's assertion , that human faculties do not develop , is totally inconsistent ...
... universal law ; that this law , moreover , explains the facts of human variation , as well as those of animal varia- tion ; and that , consequently , Mr. Buckle's assertion , that human faculties do not develop , is totally inconsistent ...
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... universal as any other , since , were it not so , there could be no such thing as a species at all . With the help of this law , it is easy to demonstrate that , in the very nature of things , the faculties of men must improve . Among ...
... universal as any other , since , were it not so , there could be no such thing as a species at all . With the help of this law , it is easy to demonstrate that , in the very nature of things , the faculties of men must improve . Among ...
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