Of the Advancement of LearningJ.M. Dent, 1950 - 244 sider |
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... learning . - a In preparing this edition of the Advancement of Learning for the general reader , I have aimed at three things faithful text , full verification of quotations , and brevity and simplicity of notes . As to the first of ...
... learning . - a In preparing this edition of the Advancement of Learning for the general reader , I have aimed at three things faithful text , full verification of quotations , and brevity and simplicity of notes . As to the first of ...
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... learning . - a In preparing this edition of the Advancement of Learning for the general reader , I have aimed at three things - faithful text , full verification of quotations , and brevity and simplicity of notes . As to the first of ...
... learning . - a In preparing this edition of the Advancement of Learning for the general reader , I have aimed at three things - faithful text , full verification of quotations , and brevity and simplicity of notes . As to the first of ...
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... learning in the multitude of learned men , than to rectify or raise the sciences themselves . The works or acts of merit towards learning are conver- sant about three objects : the places of learning , the books of learning , and the ...
... learning in the multitude of learned men , than to rectify or raise the sciences themselves . The works or acts of merit towards learning are conver- sant about three objects : the places of learning , the books of learning , and the ...
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