The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1815 |
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... cause which produces this variety , or on the connection which exists between it and the organization of the brain . The fourth chapter treats on the means of determining the functions of the brain . ' The author begins by pointing out ...
... cause which produces this variety , or on the connection which exists between it and the organization of the brain . The fourth chapter treats on the means of determining the functions of the brain . ' The author begins by pointing out ...
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... cause of abo- lition , convert the blush of shame on our cheeks into a glow of exultation ; since they shew that mankind , when pursuing the course which the best principles of nature and religion suggest , are only " a little inferior ...
... cause of abo- lition , convert the blush of shame on our cheeks into a glow of exultation ; since they shew that mankind , when pursuing the course which the best principles of nature and religion suggest , are only " a little inferior ...
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... causes which actuate nature , denominated principles , whether moral or physical , operate with undeviating uniformity ... cause , account for every phænomenon in nature . ' The latter half of this sentence is but too descriptive of the ...
... causes which actuate nature , denominated principles , whether moral or physical , operate with undeviating uniformity ... cause , account for every phænomenon in nature . ' The latter half of this sentence is but too descriptive of the ...
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