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... ROYER - COLLard . PETER PAUL ROYER - COLLARD was born about the year 1768. Before the revolution he was an advo . cate in the Parliament of Paris . During the revolu . tion he was for a long time member of the Commu . nal Council and of ...
... ROYER - COLLard . PETER PAUL ROYER - COLLARD was born about the year 1768. Before the revolution he was an advo . cate in the Parliament of Paris . During the revolu . tion he was for a long time member of the Commu . nal Council and of ...
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... Royer - Collard rested chiefly upon the doctrines of Reid , whose system he expounded and enforced with great ability , though he has modified it in some respects by the manner and form of his applications ... ROYER - COLLARD . 237.
... Royer - Collard rested chiefly upon the doctrines of Reid , whose system he expounded and enforced with great ability , though he has modified it in some respects by the manner and form of his applications ... ROYER - COLLARD . 237.
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... Royer - Collard has gone farther than Reid in minute analysis , he has sometimes rendered himself liable to objections . In like manner , he shows that the ideas of substance , cause , time , space , etc. , cannot be explained on the ...
... Royer - Collard has gone farther than Reid in minute analysis , he has sometimes rendered himself liable to objections . In like manner , he shows that the ideas of substance , cause , time , space , etc. , cannot be explained on the ...
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