Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 1William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone W. Tait, 1834 - Great Britain |
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Page 19
... minds by both doctrines ; but I am not disposed to concede any point of what to me ap- pears the truth , either to ... mind , and to his strength of character , in acting with out a precedent . In the execution , this book was really ...
... minds by both doctrines ; but I am not disposed to concede any point of what to me ap- pears the truth , either to ... mind , and to his strength of character , in acting with out a precedent . In the execution , this book was really ...
Page 87
... mind , are at this day locked up as absolutely against me , you , or anybody , as any collection confessedly private . Nay , far more so ; for all private collectors of eminence , as the late Mr. Heber , for instance , have been ...
... mind , are at this day locked up as absolutely against me , you , or anybody , as any collection confessedly private . Nay , far more so ; for all private collectors of eminence , as the late Mr. Heber , for instance , have been ...
Page 91
... mind to the spectacle , the subject ( as a German would say ) to the object , the beholder to the vision . And , although this is known to be but one phasis of life - of life culminating and in ascent , yet the other , and repulsive ...
... mind to the spectacle , the subject ( as a German would say ) to the object , the beholder to the vision . And , although this is known to be but one phasis of life - of life culminating and in ascent , yet the other , and repulsive ...
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... mind these circumstances tend to produce , will , by the frequeut recurrence of them , become habi- tual , and all ... minds that alternately adopt the principle of the tyrant and the slave , that is , pander to the power above them ...
... mind these circumstances tend to produce , will , by the frequeut recurrence of them , become habi- tual , and all ... minds that alternately adopt the principle of the tyrant and the slave , that is , pander to the power above them ...
Page 102
... mind , and stability of principle and opinion , are awarded to man . All this is assertion . Where are the facts ? " Oh ! " I hear a thou- sand voices exclaim , " They are well known . ” I ask how ? Again the thousand exclaim ...
... mind , and stability of principle and opinion , are awarded to man . All this is assertion . Where are the facts ? " Oh ! " I hear a thou- sand voices exclaim , " They are well known . ” I ask how ? Again the thousand exclaim ...
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