The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... ideas of sensation passively received , and all the latter by ideas of reflection actively formed ; it follows that to those two universal genera all the materials of thought may be reduced . When the mind contemplates any idea , it ...
... ideas of sensation passively received , and all the latter by ideas of reflection actively formed ; it follows that to those two universal genera all the materials of thought may be reduced . When the mind contemplates any idea , it ...
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... ideas intellectual with which they are closely and immediately associated . - The lowing of oxen , considered merely as a sound , that is , as an idea of mere sensation , has nothing peculiarly delightful . A man sleeping under a tree ...
... ideas intellectual with which they are closely and immediately associated . - The lowing of oxen , considered merely as a sound , that is , as an idea of mere sensation , has nothing peculiarly delightful . A man sleeping under a tree ...
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... ideas of discord and of war , with the devastation of kingdoms , the revolutions of empires , and the destiny of mankind . Then are they sublime objects in eloquence and in poetry ; then do they affect the mind , and excite that ...
... ideas of discord and of war , with the devastation of kingdoms , the revolutions of empires , and the destiny of mankind . Then are they sublime objects in eloquence and in poetry ; then do they affect the mind , and excite that ...
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