The Quarterly Review, Volume 246William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, Sir William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero Baron Ernle John Murray, 1926 - English literature |
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... mind . As Ephraim Mackellar said of a very different person , the Master of Ballantrae , ' He was on the whole the most capable man that I ever knew . ' Philip Webb in quite another way was scarcely less remarkable . His sincere ...
... mind . As Ephraim Mackellar said of a very different person , the Master of Ballantrae , ' He was on the whole the most capable man that I ever knew . ' Philip Webb in quite another way was scarcely less remarkable . His sincere ...
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... minds of the Renaissance ; sometimes simply human nature . Humanism , as I understand it , means the open tolerant mind , unfettered by dogmatic authority , that finds its interest in all the finer realisations of man . The true ...
... minds of the Renaissance ; sometimes simply human nature . Humanism , as I understand it , means the open tolerant mind , unfettered by dogmatic authority , that finds its interest in all the finer realisations of man . The true ...
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... mind of the creative artist himself . Even Mr Scott admits that architects do not imagine themselves to be arches and buttresses when they set about designing — that is , before they translate their conceptions into terms or building ...
... mind of the creative artist himself . Even Mr Scott admits that architects do not imagine themselves to be arches and buttresses when they set about designing — that is , before they translate their conceptions into terms or building ...
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... mind , and all our biological ambitions seek realisation within a social phase - the outcome of an industrial and palæotechnic age - which is much stronger than the individual . The biologist as such has not directly to do with mental ...
... mind , and all our biological ambitions seek realisation within a social phase - the outcome of an industrial and palæotechnic age - which is much stronger than the individual . The biologist as such has not directly to do with mental ...
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... mind- resting hobbies , such as gardening and music and Natural History . To tell the truth , we are not good at resting ; yet we are moulded not only by what we do , but also by what we don't . Turning to the individual organism again ...
... mind- resting hobbies , such as gardening and music and Natural History . To tell the truth , we are not good at resting ; yet we are moulded not only by what we do , but also by what we don't . Turning to the individual organism again ...
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