Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 114
... learning . " By learning , " say they , in one of their proverbs , " the sons of the common people become great ; without learning , the sons of the great become mingled with the mass of the people ; " - a maxim whose truth and ...
... learning . " By learning , " say they , in one of their proverbs , " the sons of the common people become great ; without learning , the sons of the great become mingled with the mass of the people ; " - a maxim whose truth and ...
Page 197
... learning for the task . We are not without hopes , that before many years have run out , the untiring industry , the laborious perseverance , and the multifarious learning of German scholarship , may gird up its loins for the per ...
... learning for the task . We are not without hopes , that before many years have run out , the untiring industry , the laborious perseverance , and the multifarious learning of German scholarship , may gird up its loins for the per ...
Page 198
... Learning : and any attempt to con- tinue and extend his Reform of the Methods and Philosophy of Science , may , like his , be most fitly preceded by , and founded upon , a compre- hensive survey of the existing state of human knowledge ...
... Learning : and any attempt to con- tinue and extend his Reform of the Methods and Philosophy of Science , may , like his , be most fitly preceded by , and founded upon , a compre- hensive survey of the existing state of human knowledge ...
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