The National Review, Volume 8W.H. Allen, 1886 - English literature |
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Page 263
... believe , as the poor are always willing to believe , that their poverty is in some way the result of unfair laws , and that if these laws were altered it would disappear . If this were true these leaders would indeed be patriots . If ...
... believe , as the poor are always willing to believe , that their poverty is in some way the result of unfair laws , and that if these laws were altered it would disappear . If this were true these leaders would indeed be patriots . If ...
Page 495
... believe them to be neither ; he was bound to believe them to be mere phenomena , and artificial phe- nomena , of his own consciousness . For in the second chapter of the same book he has told us that , " what we term an object is but a ...
... believe them to be neither ; he was bound to believe them to be mere phenomena , and artificial phe- nomena , of his own consciousness . For in the second chapter of the same book he has told us that , " what we term an object is but a ...
Page 509
... believe the evidence of our senses , we must have senses to believe . If our bodily organs are only psychological entities held together by asso- ciations of thought , they can have no real sensations , and can perform but imaginary ...
... believe the evidence of our senses , we must have senses to believe . If our bodily organs are only psychological entities held together by asso- ciations of thought , they can have no real sensations , and can perform but imaginary ...
Contents
By the Rev H N OXENHAM | 39 |
THE CHURCH AND DISSENT | 721 |
IMPERIAL MIGRATION AND SETTLEMENT Maj Gen Hon W FIELDING | 777 |
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