Advanced Reading Book, Literary and ScientificT. Laurie, 1859 - 424 pages |
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Page 102
... mind works , including the emotions and moral feelings as well as the intellect . That each faculty has its local connexion , as held by the phreno- logists , is not admitted by physiologists as proved . Whether as a whole , or in parts ...
... mind works , including the emotions and moral feelings as well as the intellect . That each faculty has its local connexion , as held by the phreno- logists , is not admitted by physiologists as proved . Whether as a whole , or in parts ...
Page 115
... mind ; and , as the human problem was to unite a mind to a body , we find an enormous brain provided as the seat of the mysterious union . Thus the whole scheme of nature rises up till it finds its completion in the human brain , and ...
... mind ; and , as the human problem was to unite a mind to a body , we find an enormous brain provided as the seat of the mysterious union . Thus the whole scheme of nature rises up till it finds its completion in the human brain , and ...
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... mind , or shall rise to all the high capabilities of his physical nature , by subjecting the body to his reason , and by the careful observance of the laws of health . That we cannot , either as indi- viduals or communities , transgress ...
... mind , or shall rise to all the high capabilities of his physical nature , by subjecting the body to his reason , and by the careful observance of the laws of health . That we cannot , either as indi- viduals or communities , transgress ...
Contents
LESSONS IN NATURAL HISTORY | 1 |
THE MATERIALS USED FOR PERFUMERY | 7 |
THOMSON | 10 |
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