 | Sir Humphry Davy - Nitrous oxide - 1800 - 610 pages
...decreafe together; — In fhort, without generalizing in a manner., of which Brown and limilar theorifts had no conception, our notions of the living world will in my opinion, continue to be as confufed as the elements are faid to have been in chaos. ii.On fome future occafion, I may prefume... | |
 | June Z. Fullmer - Biography & Autobiography - 2000 - 420 pages
...nebulous claim for superior insight — comparable to that of Newton's — girded Beddoes's caveat: In short, without generalizing in a manner, of which...which I imagine the path to wind, that will lead the observers of some distant generation to a point, whence they may enjoy a view of the subtle, busy and... | |
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In short, without generalizing in a manner, of which Brown and similar theorists had no conception, our notions of the living world will, in my opinion, continue to be as confused as the elements are said to have been in chaos. On some future occasion,... 