The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1797 - Books |
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... mind of Professor Kant , to prompt his inquiries concerning the nature and extent of the human faculties and the bounds of human knowlege , is well described . The essential difference between him and former philosophers , in their mode ...
... mind of Professor Kant , to prompt his inquiries concerning the nature and extent of the human faculties and the bounds of human knowlege , is well described . The essential difference between him and former philosophers , in their mode ...
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... mind is most capable of conceiving bold and extensive plans . The taste and style of the writer were already formed ; and those precious ideas had begun to germinate , which it was the business of future years to unfold and to direct to ...
... mind is most capable of conceiving bold and extensive plans . The taste and style of the writer were already formed ; and those precious ideas had begun to germinate , which it was the business of future years to unfold and to direct to ...
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... mind to pub- lic affairs , and to soften the " harsh and crabbed " learning of his profession with the graces and accomplishments of polite literature . There have , indeed , in other times , been Bacons , Clarendons , and Somers's ...
... mind to pub- lic affairs , and to soften the " harsh and crabbed " learning of his profession with the graces and accomplishments of polite literature . There have , indeed , in other times , been Bacons , Clarendons , and Somers's ...
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