Proceedings of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Liverpool, Volumes 45-47The Society, 1890 |
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... result of the collective efforts of all friends of humanity . When Rousseau thought out his Contrat Social , his associates observed , " Why do you write about these matters , you are neither a sovereign nor a legislator ; " and the ...
... result of the collective efforts of all friends of humanity . When Rousseau thought out his Contrat Social , his associates observed , " Why do you write about these matters , you are neither a sovereign nor a legislator ; " and the ...
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... results . Results in politics can never be exact . But the inexactitude of result may fairly be allowed for in inexactitude in the demonstration , and yet the demonstration may be approximate . And often it will happen that an ...
... results . Results in politics can never be exact . But the inexactitude of result may fairly be allowed for in inexactitude in the demonstration , and yet the demonstration may be approximate . And often it will happen that an ...
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... result of evolution , have been brought under its influence , and adduced as evidences of its comprehensive sway . In one of his most careful arguments , indeed , does Weissmann suggest death itself to be but the result of natural ...
... result of evolution , have been brought under its influence , and adduced as evidences of its comprehensive sway . In one of his most careful arguments , indeed , does Weissmann suggest death itself to be but the result of natural ...
Contents
COUNCIL | vii |
ADDITIONS TO THE LIBRARY | xx |
LIST OF SOCIETIES ETC TO WHOM THIS VOLUME | xxvii |
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