Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... human mind , as resting for its au- thority on human reason alone . They will allow noth- ing to be philosophy , therefore , which is not entirely emancipated from all theological envelope , and which does not assert the absolute ...
... human mind , as resting for its au- thority on human reason alone . They will allow noth- ing to be philosophy , therefore , which is not entirely emancipated from all theological envelope , and which does not assert the absolute ...
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... human power . Men may cavil at this statement as they will , call us all the hard names for making it they please ; but all experience asserts it , all sound phi- losophy demonstrates it , and all history confirms it . But we shall be ...
... human power . Men may cavil at this statement as they will , call us all the hard names for making it they please ; but all experience asserts it , all sound phi- losophy demonstrates it , and all history confirms it . But we shall be ...
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... human . heart is the focus , we shall do precisely what Fourier has done . Making no account of the prejudices which condemn such or such a manifestation of human nature , as soon as observation had revealed to him a passional force ...
... human . heart is the focus , we shall do precisely what Fourier has done . Making no account of the prejudices which condemn such or such a manifestation of human nature , as soon as observation had revealed to him a passional force ...
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