Brownson's Quarterly Review, 1 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1965 |
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... thought , they dared not be so in public . Poor men , they were bound by their actual belief in authority , or by their fear of it , to maintain certain prescribed dogmas , and so could not give free scope to independent thought , or ...
... thought , they dared not be so in public . Poor men , they were bound by their actual belief in authority , or by their fear of it , to maintain certain prescribed dogmas , and so could not give free scope to independent thought , or ...
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... thought , From the great Source of Truth and Being brought , And , ' roused , the unquenched mind in glory burns , Through all the realms of thought exultant springs , Escaped from earth , Heaven's light beams on its wings , – Up , -up ...
... thought , From the great Source of Truth and Being brought , And , ' roused , the unquenched mind in glory burns , Through all the realms of thought exultant springs , Escaped from earth , Heaven's light beams on its wings , – Up , -up ...
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... thought as a fact , but the power , of the exercise of which , thought is the product . He is decom- posing , not the act , but the principle of the act ; not the thinking , but , properly speaking , the force that thinks . But here is ...
... thought as a fact , but the power , of the exercise of which , thought is the product . He is decom- posing , not the act , but the principle of the act ; not the thinking , but , properly speaking , the force that thinks . But here is ...
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