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... matters of education . It is becoming a matter of common acceptation ( so much so that even the professional politician has to recognize it ) that the future welfare of the country depends on our putting a good deal more brains into our ...
... matters of education . It is becoming a matter of common acceptation ( so much so that even the professional politician has to recognize it ) that the future welfare of the country depends on our putting a good deal more brains into our ...
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... matter now to be treated of Geoffrey of Monmouth shall be silent ; but will . . . briefly relate what he found in the British book above mentioned . ' Thus he very clearly withdraws from vouching as history the whole of books viii - x ...
... matter now to be treated of Geoffrey of Monmouth shall be silent ; but will . . . briefly relate what he found in the British book above mentioned . ' Thus he very clearly withdraws from vouching as history the whole of books viii - x ...
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... matter with extension . And Spinoza did not , like his predecessor , restrict necessary or causal connectedness to the realm of matter . Descartes looked upon mind or thought as a different thing from matter or extension . Spinoza held ...
... matter with extension . And Spinoza did not , like his predecessor , restrict necessary or causal connectedness to the realm of matter . Descartes looked upon mind or thought as a different thing from matter or extension . Spinoza held ...
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