Thoughts on Man, His Nature, Productions, and Discoveries: Interspersed with Some Particulars Respecting the AuthorE. Wilson, 1831 - 471 strán (strany) |
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... opinion as well as the best . It appears then that the trial and review of full - grown men is not altogether so disadvantageous to the reckoning of our common nature , as that of boys at school . It is not however , that the full ...
... opinion as well as the best . It appears then that the trial and review of full - grown men is not altogether so disadvantageous to the reckoning of our common nature , as that of boys at school . It is not however , that the full ...
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... opinion . " What however in the last instance is affirmed , is not always realised in the experiment . The hum- blest mechanic , who works con amore , and feels that he discharges his office creditably , has a sober satisfaction in the ...
... opinion . " What however in the last instance is affirmed , is not always realised in the experiment . The hum- blest mechanic , who works con amore , and feels that he discharges his office creditably , has a sober satisfaction in the ...
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... opinion , that the majority of mankind are dull , and of apprehen- sion narrow and confused . The mass of boys in the process of their education appear so , because little of what is addressed to them by their instruc- tors , awakens ...
... opinion , that the majority of mankind are dull , and of apprehen- sion narrow and confused . The mass of boys in the process of their education appear so , because little of what is addressed to them by their instruc- tors , awakens ...
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... opinion of the incessant improveableness of the human species , have felt strongly prompted to embrace the creed of Helvetius , who affirms that the minds of men , as they are born into the world , are in a state of equality , alike ...
... opinion of the incessant improveableness of the human species , have felt strongly prompted to embrace the creed of Helvetius , who affirms that the minds of men , as they are born into the world , are in a state of equality , alike ...
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... opinion that , when he is delivered into his own hands , his education is ended . In a sense to which no one is a stranger , the education of man and his life terminate together . We should at no period of our existence be backward to ...
... opinion that , when he is delivered into his own hands , his education is ended . In a sense to which no one is a stranger , the education of man and his life terminate together . We should at no period of our existence be backward to ...
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