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... mind from yielding to the peculiar tendencies of the faith with which it was impreffed . But when a perfon born a Proteftant had voluntarily made choice of the Roman re- ligion , was not this a certain indication of a temper congenial ...
... mind from yielding to the peculiar tendencies of the faith with which it was impreffed . But when a perfon born a Proteftant had voluntarily made choice of the Roman re- ligion , was not this a certain indication of a temper congenial ...
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... Mind , and of the laws to which they are subject , form the object of the philofophy of Mind . The firft power which unfolds itfelf in the Hiftory of Man is , " the power of External Perception , " and it is this of course which forms ...
... Mind , and of the laws to which they are subject , form the object of the philofophy of Mind . The firft power which unfolds itfelf in the Hiftory of Man is , " the power of External Perception , " and it is this of course which forms ...
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... mind . The remainder of the volume is de- voted to the confideration of the " Affo- ciation of Ideas , " of " Memory , " and of " Imagination ; " of all our intel- lectual powers , those which most afford the means of pleasing and ...
... mind . The remainder of the volume is de- voted to the confideration of the " Affo- ciation of Ideas , " of " Memory , " and of " Imagination ; " of all our intel- lectual powers , those which most afford the means of pleasing and ...
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