The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... sense . Besides referring to this muscular sense in his Lectures , Bell has founded on this theory two of the most re- markable papers which were ever devoted to physiological inves- tigation we allude to his dissertation on the Nervous ...
... sense . Besides referring to this muscular sense in his Lectures , Bell has founded on this theory two of the most re- markable papers which were ever devoted to physiological inves- tigation we allude to his dissertation on the Nervous ...
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... sense by which he knows the inclination of his body , and adjusts it to correct any deviation from the perpendicular ; but by what sense , since he neither sees nor leans on anything ? There is no other sense but the sense of the degree ...
... sense by which he knows the inclination of his body , and adjusts it to correct any deviation from the perpendicular ; but by what sense , since he neither sees nor leans on anything ? There is no other sense but the sense of the degree ...
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... sense is found in St. Augustine , and many other fathers , and seems indeed It is in this sense that Bishop its most common sense : see Bishop Pearson's notes . Beveridge entitled his discourse of the Thirty - nine Articles , Ecclesia ...
... sense is found in St. Augustine , and many other fathers , and seems indeed It is in this sense that Bishop its most common sense : see Bishop Pearson's notes . Beveridge entitled his discourse of the Thirty - nine Articles , Ecclesia ...
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