Brownson's Quarterly Review, 4 tomasOrestes Augustus Brownson Benjamin H. Greene, 1850 |
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... learned , it is true , much from Leroux which we have seen no reason to reject , but still more which we now regard as false and absurd . We learned from him to substitute , in- tentionally at least , the ontological method of ...
... learned , it is true , much from Leroux which we have seen no reason to reject , but still more which we now regard as false and absurd . We learned from him to substitute , in- tentionally at least , the ontological method of ...
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Orestes Augustus Brownson. - great and important truth ; but we learned from him to con- found scientific and theological tradition , and to subject both to a psychological instead of an ontological test . We learned from him to assert ...
Orestes Augustus Brownson. - great and important truth ; but we learned from him to con- found scientific and theological tradition , and to subject both to a psychological instead of an ontological test . We learned from him to assert ...
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... learned and illustrious prelate . Of the translation itself we have nothing to say . The translator is , we presume , a pious and learned scholar ; we only wish he had better taste , and a better knowledge of the Eng- lish tongue . 5 ...
... learned and illustrious prelate . Of the translation itself we have nothing to say . The translator is , we presume , a pious and learned scholar ; we only wish he had better taste , and a better knowledge of the Eng- lish tongue . 5 ...
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