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... method recently revealed as pursued by that most charming of stylists , Anatole France , and is perhaps the only method by which he or Laurence Sterne could have produced such effects as they achieved . Medieval rhetoricians assume that ...
... method recently revealed as pursued by that most charming of stylists , Anatole France , and is perhaps the only method by which he or Laurence Sterne could have produced such effects as they achieved . Medieval rhetoricians assume that ...
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... method . Men like De Morgan and Jevons , who knew what the methods of the Principia are , were naturally quick to point out that however Newton reached his con- clusions , he did not reach them by any process like the construction of ...
... method . Men like De Morgan and Jevons , who knew what the methods of the Principia are , were naturally quick to point out that however Newton reached his con- clusions , he did not reach them by any process like the construction of ...
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... method of elimination , but it equally hits the weak point in the positivistic conception of science championed by Avenarius , Mach , and Pearson , as a mere labour - saving trick of summing up the routine of our perceptions ' in ...
... method of elimination , but it equally hits the weak point in the positivistic conception of science championed by Avenarius , Mach , and Pearson , as a mere labour - saving trick of summing up the routine of our perceptions ' in ...
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 192526 | 3 |
ON THE COLOPHONS AND MARGINALIA OF IRISH SCRIBES BY THE | 11 |
ENGLISH ORNAMENT IN | 45 |
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