Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 105W. Blackwood, 1869 |
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Pagina 4
... English mind seems peculiarly capable . Reject ing as untenable the philosophy which deduced everything from in- dividual consciousness , and yet not material enough to deny some some power to the mind itself in con- junction with the ...
... English mind seems peculiarly capable . Reject ing as untenable the philosophy which deduced everything from in- dividual consciousness , and yet not material enough to deny some some power to the mind itself in con- junction with the ...
Pagina 6
... English Church gave birth to , among the earlier followers of Newman - to develop ( again alas ! ) into Oratorists and Ritualists - was the Irish youth , fallen upon evil days for religion , surrounded by scepticism and that brutal ...
... English Church gave birth to , among the earlier followers of Newman - to develop ( again alas ! ) into Oratorists and Ritualists - was the Irish youth , fallen upon evil days for religion , surrounded by scepticism and that brutal ...
Pagina 18
... English colonies settled on the con- tinent of America and the islands , " and that " the Gospel hath hither- to made but a very inconsiderable progress among the neighbouring Americans , who still continue in much the same ignorance ...
... English colonies settled on the con- tinent of America and the islands , " and that " the Gospel hath hither- to made but a very inconsiderable progress among the neighbouring Americans , who still continue in much the same ignorance ...
Pagina 22
... English colony which peace in his time . Berkeley re- ruled and represented it . The turned in 1732 to England , his Irish are not much more to Ber- hopes over , so far as the New World keley than were the Red men whom was concerned ...
... English colony which peace in his time . Berkeley re- ruled and represented it . The turned in 1732 to England , his Irish are not much more to Ber- hopes over , so far as the New World keley than were the Red men whom was concerned ...
Pagina 25
... English and the original Irish is equal in this respect ; and that the true aborigines or natural Irish are noted for want of industry in improving even on their own lands , whereof they have both possession and property . ... A tight ...
... English and the original Irish is equal in this respect ; and that the true aborigines or natural Irish are noted for want of industry in improving even on their own lands , whereof they have both possession and property . ... A tight ...
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