Southern Quarterly Review, Volume 2Daniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell Wiley & Putnam, 1967 |
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Page 273
... true , " says the humorist , " for we might then dispense with carrier pigeons , tele- graphs and the mails , and get information of what is going on in every part of the world with the speed of light . What a revolution Animal ...
... true , " says the humorist , " for we might then dispense with carrier pigeons , tele- graphs and the mails , and get information of what is going on in every part of the world with the speed of light . What a revolution Animal ...
Page 407
... true . But the actual , events , & c . , are , in their nature , uncertain and un- fixed . What , then , is the criterion by which uncertainty is made certain , the rule by which , out of a multitude of facts , the universally true is ...
... true . But the actual , events , & c . , are , in their nature , uncertain and un- fixed . What , then , is the criterion by which uncertainty is made certain , the rule by which , out of a multitude of facts , the universally true is ...
Page 452
... true interpreter . The old philosophy , we are told , " Denying to man the intuition of the infinite and the true , compels us to scrutinize the claims of religion with the poor and fallible logic of sensation ; to rest its truths ...
... true interpreter . The old philosophy , we are told , " Denying to man the intuition of the infinite and the true , compels us to scrutinize the claims of religion with the poor and fallible logic of sensation ; to rest its truths ...
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