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... given . We must not forget , however , in this connexion the vol- umes of the Schweich Lectures , a series that contains much learning that would not otherwise have been given to the world in so convenient a form , and whose sales show ...
... given . We must not forget , however , in this connexion the vol- umes of the Schweich Lectures , a series that contains much learning that would not otherwise have been given to the world in so convenient a form , and whose sales show ...
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... given here and now , without reference to any self to which it was given . These were the ultimate statements , by which the meaning and truth of all others were to be tested . But this went too far for most of the positivists ...
... given here and now , without reference to any self to which it was given . These were the ultimate statements , by which the meaning and truth of all others were to be tested . But this went too far for most of the positivists ...
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... given us an insight into sixteenth- and seventeenth - century printing and publishing methods such as no earlier scholars possessed , and consequently we can approach much nearer than ever before towards a recon- struction of what ...
... given us an insight into sixteenth- and seventeenth - century printing and publishing methods such as no earlier scholars possessed , and consequently we can approach much nearer than ever before towards a recon- struction of what ...
Contents
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS By Sir Charles Webster | 2 |
HERO AND LEANDER Warton Lecture on English Poetry By C S Lewis | 23 |
THE PHILOSOPHY OF ANALYSIS Philosophical Lecture By Brand | 39 |
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