Lay Sermons, Addresses, and ReviewsMacmillan and Company, 1870 - 378 pages |
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... called Materialism . result of my well - meant efforts I find to be , that I am generally credited with having invented " protoplasm ” in the interests of " materialism . " My unlucky “ Lay Sermon " has been attacked by microscopists ...
... called Materialism . result of my well - meant efforts I find to be , that I am generally credited with having invented " protoplasm ” in the interests of " materialism . " My unlucky “ Lay Sermon " has been attacked by microscopists ...
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... called the New Philosophy , which , from the times of Galileo at Florence , and Sir Francis Bacon ( Lord Verulam ) in England , hath been much cultivated in Italy , France , Germany , and other parts abroad , as well as with us in ...
... called the New Philosophy , which , from the times of Galileo at Florence , and Sir Francis Bacon ( Lord Verulam ) in England , hath been much cultivated in Italy , France , Germany , and other parts abroad , as well as with us in ...
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... called physical and chemical , have everywhere found a definite order and succession of events which seem never to be infringed . And how has it fared with " Physick " and Anatomy ? Have the anatomist , the physiologist , or the ...
... called physical and chemical , have everywhere found a definite order and succession of events which seem never to be infringed . And how has it fared with " Physick " and Anatomy ? Have the anatomist , the physiologist , or the ...
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... called , by an unhappy metaphor , the laws of Nature - and to narrow the range and loosen the force of men's belief in spontaneity , or in changes other than such as arise out of that definite order itself . Whether these ideas are well ...
... called , by an unhappy metaphor , the laws of Nature - and to narrow the range and loosen the force of men's belief in spontaneity , or in changes other than such as arise out of that definite order itself . Whether these ideas are well ...
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... called education do either the one or the other ? If I am a knave or a fool , teaching me to read and write won't make me less of either one or the other - unless somebody shows me how to put my reading and writing to wise and good ...
... called education do either the one or the other ? If I am a knave or a fool , teaching me to read and write won't make me less of either one or the other - unless somebody shows me how to put my reading and writing to wise and good ...
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