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the most essential principles which affect the well being of society ; a principle which , elucidated as it has been by him , throws broad day - light on various abstract theories , and on sundry grave institutions ; a principle ...
the most essential principles which affect the well being of society ; a principle which , elucidated as it has been by him , throws broad day - light on various abstract theories , and on sundry grave institutions ; a principle ...
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... principles , which were the common ones , and to perceive their futility . " As I was desirous to be of some use to ... principles of political science . His manner , as a public teacher , was not particularly attractive : but the ...
... principles , which were the common ones , and to perceive their futility . " As I was desirous to be of some use to ... principles of political science . His manner , as a public teacher , was not particularly attractive : but the ...
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shoot the gulf which separates the sensible world , and the sen- tient principle . ' Mr. Stewart is , obviously , no admirer of theories of the mind deduced from mechanical or physiological principles : but for his acute and candid ...
shoot the gulf which separates the sensible world , and the sen- tient principle . ' Mr. Stewart is , obviously , no admirer of theories of the mind deduced from mechanical or physiological principles : but for his acute and candid ...
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