The American Whig Review, Volume 3; Volume 9Wiley and Putnam, 1849 |
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Page iii
... result- ing from common causes , 392 ; paucity of results from psychological inquiries , 395 ; peculiar moral and intellectual traits of the Indian character , ib .; views of Dr. Von Mar- tius - evidences of distinct psychological ...
... result- ing from common causes , 392 ; paucity of results from psychological inquiries , 395 ; peculiar moral and intellectual traits of the Indian character , ib .; views of Dr. Von Mar- tius - evidences of distinct psychological ...
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... Results , ( Henry S. Carey , ) 34. England the largest grain - export- ing country in the world , by converting food into manufactured products , 34 ; production retarded in proportion to the cost and labor of exchange , ib .; English ...
... Results , ( Henry S. Carey , ) 34. England the largest grain - export- ing country in the world , by converting food into manufactured products , 34 ; production retarded in proportion to the cost and labor of exchange , ib .; English ...
Page vi
... resulting from this notion , ib .; opposing system of Gau- tama - distinguishes between soul and body , ib .; recognizes the true idea of Divinity , 75 ; theological system , called Vedanta - the Supreme pure essence - nature an appear ...
... resulting from this notion , ib .; opposing system of Gau- tama - distinguishes between soul and body , ib .; recognizes the true idea of Divinity , 75 ; theological system , called Vedanta - the Supreme pure essence - nature an appear ...
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... Results , 34 . Political Proscription , 439. A perfect theo- ry requisite to a perfect practice , 439 ; im ... resulting from this -impossibility of a genuine rotation - leaves no remedy for malversation , ib .; argument from party ...
... Results , 34 . Political Proscription , 439. A perfect theo- ry requisite to a perfect practice , 439 ; im ... resulting from this -impossibility of a genuine rotation - leaves no remedy for malversation , ib .; argument from party ...
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... result from a commendable trait of humility in us in not comparing ourselves with our betters , we have grown to an enormous magnitude , and begin to be physically superior to our elder brother , by force of mere nature and ...
... result from a commendable trait of humility in us in not comparing ourselves with our betters , we have grown to an enormous magnitude , and begin to be physically superior to our elder brother , by force of mere nature and ...
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