The Nineteenth Century and After, Volume 141Leonard Scott Publishing Company, 1947 |
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Pagina 111
... human remains ( only a few of which seem to be known to him ) are essentially of modern type ; 16 and , in his own words , ' Before that any attempt at making out a direct line of ancestry breaks down entirely . ' Meanwhile he either ...
... human remains ( only a few of which seem to be known to him ) are essentially of modern type ; 16 and , in his own words , ' Before that any attempt at making out a direct line of ancestry breaks down entirely . ' Meanwhile he either ...
Pagina 147
... human activity , a search not merely for laws and generalisations of Nature , but for living ideas in the minds of a society of human beings touched by a new light and a new interest in familiar things — it is , in short , nothing but ...
... human activity , a search not merely for laws and generalisations of Nature , but for living ideas in the minds of a society of human beings touched by a new light and a new interest in familiar things — it is , in short , nothing but ...
Pagina 235
... human laws ; that is to say , no human laws should be suffered to contradict these . There are , it is true , a great number of indifferent points , in which both the divine law and the natural leave a man at his own liberty ; but which ...
... human laws ; that is to say , no human laws should be suffered to contradict these . There are , it is true , a great number of indifferent points , in which both the divine law and the natural leave a man at his own liberty ; but which ...
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