The Month, Volume 11Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1869 |
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... considered by many as to make its absence alone , where it is absent , quite enough to counterbalance the presence , in no inadequate measure , of the other two . This last consists in the sifting and testing of the knowledge acquired ...
... considered by many as to make its absence alone , where it is absent , quite enough to counterbalance the presence , in no inadequate measure , of the other two . This last consists in the sifting and testing of the knowledge acquired ...
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... considered as giving its chief value to University Education ; a course which , all other circumstances being equal , would render any young man who might follow it out with real industry and zeal far more than equal to any of the same ...
... considered as giving its chief value to University Education ; a course which , all other circumstances being equal , would render any young man who might follow it out with real industry and zeal far more than equal to any of the same ...
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... considered in the choice we may make , if it is our lot ever to have to make a choice . Without disregarding the claims of a body which has for some time , at all events , been willing to receive us when no other would do so , we shall ...
... considered in the choice we may make , if it is our lot ever to have to make a choice . Without disregarding the claims of a body which has for some time , at all events , been willing to receive us when no other would do so , we shall ...
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... considered as practical and immediate , with the sincerest conviction of its importance , and with a resolute sacrifice of foregone conclusions , jealousics , and prejudices , it is not in reality difficult . The greatest difficulty ...
... considered as practical and immediate , with the sincerest conviction of its importance , and with a resolute sacrifice of foregone conclusions , jealousics , and prejudices , it is not in reality difficult . The greatest difficulty ...
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... considered by Mr. Darwin , nevertheless it may not be altogether useless to enumerate them , and we are sure so candid and careful a naturalist as the author of the theory in question , will feel obliged by a suggestion of all the ...
... considered by Mr. Darwin , nevertheless it may not be altogether useless to enumerate them , and we are sure so candid and careful a naturalist as the author of the theory in question , will feel obliged by a suggestion of all the ...
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