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... mind , and of the gradual progress and succession of the different principles of action as they are generated by the ... mind into existence and exercise . Again , when the attention has been directed to the various impressions made from ...
... mind , and of the gradual progress and succession of the different principles of action as they are generated by the ... mind into existence and exercise . Again , when the attention has been directed to the various impressions made from ...
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... mind of its author . On the clearness and steadiness of this light , depends its whole value , in guiding us through the obscure and difficult passages of life . We can reason but from what we know : and without truth , our fancied ...
... mind of its author . On the clearness and steadiness of this light , depends its whole value , in guiding us through the obscure and difficult passages of life . We can reason but from what we know : and without truth , our fancied ...
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... mind the principle above laid down , that the mere communication of knowlege is not the sole or the chief end of academical instruction . The attention of youth is directed , indeed , to various important branches of knowlege , not ...
... mind the principle above laid down , that the mere communication of knowlege is not the sole or the chief end of academical instruction . The attention of youth is directed , indeed , to various important branches of knowlege , not ...
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