Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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... Whewell , in the composition of these works , and now that we understand and appreciate them , the first question which naturally presents itself to our minds is , in what manner , or according to what method has the author carried ...
... Whewell , in the composition of these works , and now that we understand and appreciate them , the first question which naturally presents itself to our minds is , in what manner , or according to what method has the author carried ...
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... Whewell . Whewell's indebtedness at once to the reader , without ar- gument . Compare We submit our proofs of Mr. " Fact and theory correspond to sense on the one hand , and to ideas on the other , so far as we are conscious of our ...
... Whewell . Whewell's indebtedness at once to the reader , without ar- gument . Compare We submit our proofs of Mr. " Fact and theory correspond to sense on the one hand , and to ideas on the other , so far as we are conscious of our ...
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... Whewell's metaphysical inconsistencies , to argue in favor of necessary and universal truths after having penned the following very correct passage : " Is the doctrine of universal gravitation necessarily true ? It was doubted by ...
... Whewell's metaphysical inconsistencies , to argue in favor of necessary and universal truths after having penned the following very correct passage : " Is the doctrine of universal gravitation necessarily true ? It was doubted by ...
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