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6. oldal
The piquancy of the style , the precision of the analysis , the cogency of the logic ,
the ulterior aims intimated , and the occasional extravagances , perfectly accord
with the characteristics which distinguish the accredited treatises of that great ...
The piquancy of the style , the precision of the analysis , the cogency of the logic ,
the ulterior aims intimated , and the occasional extravagances , perfectly accord
with the characteristics which distinguish the accredited treatises of that great ...
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These considerations , though directly connected with our main thesis , have
seduced us from the straight course of the logical procedure of our argument . To
this we must abruptly return . The universality of this spirit of speculation , and the
...
These considerations , though directly connected with our main thesis , have
seduced us from the straight course of the logical procedure of our argument . To
this we must abruptly return . The universality of this spirit of speculation , and the
...
72. oldal
Next comes his work on logic , " Terms used in the Art of Thinking . ” This treatise
on logic was originally written in Arabic ; and is now translated into the Ilebrew ,
German , and Latin languages . It has also been commented upon by the ...
Next comes his work on logic , " Terms used in the Art of Thinking . ” This treatise
on logic was originally written in Arabic ; and is now translated into the Ilebrew ,
German , and Latin languages . It has also been commented upon by the ...
95. oldal
It is impossible to separate these elements by any logical or philosophical device
; no alchemy can overcome their mutual affinities , or precipitate the one without
precipitating the other also . llence , if the divine ingredient , albeit a vain poetic ...
It is impossible to separate these elements by any logical or philosophical device
; no alchemy can overcome their mutual affinities , or precipitate the one without
precipitating the other also . llence , if the divine ingredient , albeit a vain poetic ...
149. oldal
Our Free , converted into Common , schools , classical academies our military
institutions and the college present a series of establishments for every order of
learning , which , if they do not exhaust We the logical conception of a perfect ...
Our Free , converted into Common , schools , classical academies our military
institutions and the college present a series of establishments for every order of
learning , which , if they do not exhaust We the logical conception of a perfect ...
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| Cím | The Southern Quarterly Review, 30. kötet |
| Szerkesztők | Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell |
| Kiadás éve: | 1856 |
| Eredeti forrása | Texasi Egyetem |
| Digitalizálva: | 2019. szept. 25. |
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