The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1William Marrat, Pishey Thompson Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
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... idea of the ' decomposition undergone by the same fluid in a cloud , which , at the moment when it becomes resolved into rain , displays the magnificent spectacle of the rain- bow . All these instruments so diversified , are many ...
... idea of the ' decomposition undergone by the same fluid in a cloud , which , at the moment when it becomes resolved into rain , displays the magnificent spectacle of the rain- bow . All these instruments so diversified , are many ...
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... ideas bar- ren or dry ! How can that be , since the range of these ideas is of an indefinite magnitude ? Is it that it ... idea , so as to distinguish it by a particular name from any other equally simple and primitive . This distinctive ...
... ideas bar- ren or dry ! How can that be , since the range of these ideas is of an indefinite magnitude ? Is it that it ... idea , so as to distinguish it by a particular name from any other equally simple and primitive . This distinctive ...
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... ideas would always be true and perfectly just . But those impressions are conveyed to it through the medium of our senses ... idea of that object , at least in regard to colour , would be erroneous . Suppose a man blind from his birth ...
... ideas would always be true and perfectly just . But those impressions are conveyed to it through the medium of our senses ... idea of that object , at least in regard to colour , would be erroneous . Suppose a man blind from his birth ...
Contents
Two Epigrams of much point | 32 |
On the Usefulness of Mathematical Studies | 98 |
Essay on Satirical | 105 |
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