Civilization & Progress: By John Beattie Crozier |
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Page v
... whole , ' but I meant by this neither the analysis of the mind into its component parts - into the intellect , the will , the imagination , the sentiments , the passions , & c . - of the Meta- physician , nor its analysis from the side ...
... whole , ' but I meant by this neither the analysis of the mind into its component parts - into the intellect , the will , the imagination , the sentiments , the passions , & c . - of the Meta- physician , nor its analysis from the side ...
Page vii
... whole . That I was not wrong in believing that the organon I have used is the true one , has been gratifyingly brought home to me by the unlooked - for recognition which this book has received from the most widely different quarters ...
... whole . That I was not wrong in believing that the organon I have used is the true one , has been gratifyingly brought home to me by the unlooked - for recognition which this book has received from the most widely different quarters ...
Page ix
... whole . Of these I may instance , for example , the exposition of the part played by History in civilization and culture ; of the relations that exist between Religion and Science ; between Religion and Morality ; and between Morality ...
... whole . Of these I may instance , for example , the exposition of the part played by History in civilization and culture ; of the relations that exist between Religion and Science ; between Religion and Morality ; and between Morality ...
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... whole course and evolution of my thought will be fully and clearly seen . As to the teaching of such portions of this work as bear on those social and political questions which for some time to come must engage the thoughts and ...
... whole course and evolution of my thought will be fully and clearly seen . As to the teaching of such portions of this work as bear on those social and political questions which for some time to come must engage the thoughts and ...
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... whole would be seen to form one single and harmonious scheme . In endeavouring to carry out my object , the first difficulty I had to encounter was that presented by the various and divergent standpoints occupied by existing students of ...
... whole would be seen to form one single and harmonious scheme . In endeavouring to carry out my object , the first difficulty I had to encounter was that presented by the various and divergent standpoints occupied by existing students of ...
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