Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volume 274A. Dodd and A. Smith, 1967 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... mind and matter as two independent substances , Spinoza conceives the two as one . According to him God or mind is not above , beside or separated from the universe or nature , but in nature . God is the All as the All is God . He is ...
... mind and matter as two independent substances , Spinoza conceives the two as one . According to him God or mind is not above , beside or separated from the universe or nature , but in nature . God is the All as the All is God . He is ...
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... mind is the sublimated blossom of matter , or matter a condensation of mind , but they are complements of each other , just as the convexity of a curve corresponds to its concavity . Spinoza's system is therefore neither the subjective ...
... mind is the sublimated blossom of matter , or matter a condensation of mind , but they are complements of each other , just as the convexity of a curve corresponds to its concavity . Spinoza's system is therefore neither the subjective ...
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... mind . Spinoza's philosophy shows a consequence and consistence of thought , such as has not been attained by many . To those who are armed with the principles of his ethics , the strife between the men . of science and the dogmatic ...
... mind . Spinoza's philosophy shows a consequence and consistence of thought , such as has not been attained by many . To those who are armed with the principles of his ethics , the strife between the men . of science and the dogmatic ...
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An Episode under the Terror After Balzac by PHILIP KENT | 42 |
Pages on Plays By JUSTIN H MCCARTHY 97 205 312 420 528 632 | 53 |
Great Forest The of Sussex By THOMAS H B GRAHAM | 143 |
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