History of the Inductive Sciences: From the Earliest to the Present Times, Band 1John W. Parker, West Strand, 1837 |
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... whole , I should have derived a renewed impulse and increased animation from your delightful Discourse on a kindred subject . For I could not have read it without finding this portion of philosophy invested with a fresh charm ; and ...
... whole , I should have derived a renewed impulse and increased animation from your delightful Discourse on a kindred subject . For I could not have read it without finding this portion of philosophy invested with a fresh charm ; and ...
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... whole in itself , divided into distinct but connected members , by the Epochs of its successive advances . If I have satisfied the competent judges in each science by my selection of such epochs , the scheme of the work must be of ...
... whole in itself , divided into distinct but connected members , by the Epochs of its successive advances . If I have satisfied the competent judges in each science by my selection of such epochs , the scheme of the work must be of ...
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... whole face of the earth , have before their eyes a vast body of facts , of exactly the same nature as those with which Europe has built the stately fabric of her physical philosophy ; but , in almost every other part of the earth , the ...
... whole face of the earth , have before their eyes a vast body of facts , of exactly the same nature as those with which Europe has built the stately fabric of her physical philosophy ; but , in almost every other part of the earth , the ...
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... whole history of human speculations , science has really been , in any marked degree , progressive , we must needs feel some curiosity to know what was doing in these stationary periods ; what field could be found which admitted of so ...
... whole history of human speculations , science has really been , in any marked degree , progressive , we must needs feel some curiosity to know what was doing in these stationary periods ; what field could be found which admitted of so ...
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... whole of the demonstration rests , have not first been obtained by the induction of facts , so as to supply the sole materials of substantial truth . Without such materials , a series of demonstrations resembles physical science only as ...
... whole of the demonstration rests , have not first been obtained by the induction of facts , so as to supply the sole materials of substantial truth . Without such materials , a series of demonstrations resembles physical science only as ...
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