The Cambridge History of English Literature, Volume 14Sir Adolphus William Ward, Alfred Rayney Waller G.P. Putnam's sons, 1917 - English literature |
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... positions in a manner which would have been more effective if it had been less violent - although his friends had induced him to moderate its tone before making it public . Mill's chief philosophical work was , however , his Analysis ...
... positions in a manner which would have been more effective if it had been less violent - although his friends had induced him to moderate its tone before making it public . Mill's chief philosophical work was , however , his Analysis ...
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... position intermediate between the associationism of Mill and the traditional doctrines of the Scottish school was taken by Thomas Brown , professor of moral philosophy at Edinburgh from 1810 till his death in 1820. By the time he was ...
... position intermediate between the associationism of Mill and the traditional doctrines of the Scottish school was taken by Thomas Brown , professor of moral philosophy at Edinburgh from 1810 till his death in 1820. By the time he was ...
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... positions which he does not take care to keep distinct . It implies that we cannot know the infinite or whole , which ... position , though very definitely stated by Hamilton , is not clearly carried out . He follows Kant by laying chief ...
... positions which he does not take care to keep distinct . It implies that we cannot know the infinite or whole , which ... position , though very definitely stated by Hamilton , is not clearly carried out . He follows Kant by laying chief ...
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... position under his father in the India office had secured him against the misfortune of having to depend on literary work for his livelihood ; and he found that office - work left him ample leisure for the pursuit of his wider interests ...
... position under his father in the India office had secured him against the misfortune of having to depend on literary work for his livelihood ; and he found that office - work left him ample leisure for the pursuit of his wider interests ...
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... position now occupied he did not seriously depart throughout the strenuous literary work of his mature years . The influence of the new spirit , which he identified with the thinking of Coleridge , did not noticeably develop further ...
... position now occupied he did not seriously depart throughout the strenuous literary work of his mature years . The influence of the new spirit , which he identified with the thinking of Coleridge , did not noticeably develop further ...
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