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Page 8
If Frederick's successor had not the clergy were too much occupied with
squabbles over been a man of vigorous character the downhill progress
Lutheranism and Calvinism to be an effective instrument might have continued
until it had ...
If Frederick's successor had not the clergy were too much occupied with
squabbles over been a man of vigorous character the downhill progress
Lutheranism and Calvinism to be an effective instrument might have continued
until it had ...
Page 28
His custom when he studied was to put on a long quilted cap Afterwards le
travelled through Germany , Brabant , and which came an inch over his eyes ,
serving as an umbrella to defend Flanders in the character of a Japanese convert
.
His custom when he studied was to put on a long quilted cap Afterwards le
travelled through Germany , Brabant , and which came an inch over his eyes ,
serving as an umbrella to defend Flanders in the character of a Japanese convert
.
Page 33
... to David has none of the which have always been a stumbling - block to those
who characters of a genuine historical tradition . regard David as the author . But ,
at the same time , other At the same time it is clear that the two collections do ...
... to David has none of the which have always been a stumbling - block to those
who characters of a genuine historical tradition . regard David as the author . But ,
at the same time , other At the same time it is clear that the two collections do ...
Page 42
It is voluntary we are aware ( 1 ) that concentration of atten- quite impossible for
us now to imagine the effects of years tion increases or its abstraction diminishes
the intensity of experience removed , or to picture the character of our of a ...
It is voluntary we are aware ( 1 ) that concentration of atten- quite impossible for
us now to imagine the effects of years tion increases or its abstraction diminishes
the intensity of experience removed , or to picture the character of our of a ...
Page 46
... are necessarily so far localized in intensity and massiveness , there is probably
a much that we are directly aware that the eye is concerned with nearer approach
to the character of the really primitive the one and the car with the other .
... are necessarily so far localized in intensity and massiveness , there is probably
a much that we are directly aware that the eye is concerned with nearer approach
to the character of the really primitive the one and the car with the other .
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| Title | The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, 20. köide The Encyclopaedia Britannica: A Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature, Thomas Spencer Baynes |
| Contributor | Thomas Spencer Baynes |
| Edition | 9 |
| Publisher | Little, Brown, 1886 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 21 dets. 2018 |
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