Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... assert that history can be constructed a priori is , then , either to assert that history takes note only of the essences or forms of things , or that all men , nay , all existences , are neces- sary and eternal . The author can assert ...
... assert that history can be constructed a priori is , then , either to assert that history takes note only of the essences or forms of things , or that all men , nay , all existences , are neces- sary and eternal . The author can assert ...
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... assert , or intend to assert , either that we see God intuitively by himself alone , or as he is in himself , the former of which it would be at least temerity , and the latter undeniably heresy , to assert . We assert , indeed ...
... assert , or intend to assert , either that we see God intuitively by himself alone , or as he is in himself , the former of which it would be at least temerity , and the latter undeniably heresy , to assert . We assert , indeed ...
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... assert them as one and identical , as does the pantheist , or you must assert them as differing by nature alto- gether . The same is the same , and things different are differ- ent , then not the same . Are then object and subject the ...
... assert them as one and identical , as does the pantheist , or you must assert them as differing by nature alto- gether . The same is the same , and things different are differ- ent , then not the same . Are then object and subject the ...
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