The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volumen55Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1862 |
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... cause , whatever it may have been , that first preserved the woody and leafy matter from decay continued to act at the surface , repeating its effect on each successive deposit that came under its influence ; while those heaps already ...
... cause , whatever it may have been , that first preserved the woody and leafy matter from decay continued to act at the surface , repeating its effect on each successive deposit that came under its influence ; while those heaps already ...
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... Cause . We must , therefore , glance at this , though only in connection with the physical philosophy of Aristotle ... cause ; it would also tell us its essence , or definition , or formal cause ; and the power which produced it , or its ...
... Cause . We must , therefore , glance at this , though only in connection with the physical philosophy of Aristotle ... cause ; it would also tell us its essence , or definition , or formal cause ; and the power which produced it , or its ...
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... cause . Logic and rhetoric direct how certain effects are to be pro- duced , and therefore proceed upon the efficient cause . Moral philosophy , which embraces the ends of human action , is treated by the method of final cause ; and ...
... cause . Logic and rhetoric direct how certain effects are to be pro- duced , and therefore proceed upon the efficient cause . Moral philosophy , which embraces the ends of human action , is treated by the method of final cause ; and ...
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