Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... heart . Arguments to the understanding do not appear to be his forte , but he is great on heart arguments . " It may be said that such a kind of proof is the only kind pos- sible . We admit that it is the only logical proof possible ...
... heart . Arguments to the understanding do not appear to be his forte , but he is great on heart arguments . " It may be said that such a kind of proof is the only kind pos- sible . We admit that it is the only logical proof possible ...
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... heart . Z. But one cannot believe what he finds repugnant to his natural feelings . B. That were some comfort , if it were true ; but in the various vicissitudes of life , I find myself obliged to believe many things exceedingly ...
... heart . Z. But one cannot believe what he finds repugnant to his natural feelings . B. That were some comfort , if it were true ; but in the various vicissitudes of life , I find myself obliged to believe many things exceedingly ...
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... heart has its place and its office ; but , when used in a good sense , it means the will , not mere sen- timent , and the will , as a blind faculty , never does or can act , save in reference to objects presented to it by the intellect ...
... heart has its place and its office ; but , when used in a good sense , it means the will , not mere sen- timent , and the will , as a blind faculty , never does or can act , save in reference to objects presented to it by the intellect ...
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