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... things presents us with an idea of the universe as of a body of events in systematical arrangement , nothing in the boundless progress of things inter- rupting this system , or breaking in upon the experienced succession of antecedents ...
... things presents us with an idea of the universe as of a body of events in systematical arrangement , nothing in the boundless progress of things inter- rupting this system , or breaking in upon the experienced succession of antecedents ...
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... things there lay an inner reality which was an essential part of the single whole which we call the universe . It followed that ' there is a moral government in the world that things neither happen by chance nor yet by any blind agency ...
... things there lay an inner reality which was an essential part of the single whole which we call the universe . It followed that ' there is a moral government in the world that things neither happen by chance nor yet by any blind agency ...
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... things . First , ' Who made the living world ? ' ' God ' , was the reply . It was easy to accept that God had made the beautiful things of life , but who made terror , madness , crime , remorse , Which from the links of the great chain ...
... things . First , ' Who made the living world ? ' ' God ' , was the reply . It was easy to accept that God had made the beautiful things of life , but who made terror , madness , crime , remorse , Which from the links of the great chain ...
Contents
Contents Acknowledgements 6 | 6 |
List of Illustrations | 7 |
The Age of Romanticism | 9 |
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