The Edinburgh Encyclopædia Conducted by David Brewster, with the Assistance of Gentlemen Eminent in Science and Literature, 1권J. and E. Parker, 1832 |
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... nature , but to guard against the false confidence and precipitate deci- sion , which are so fatal to the progress of true science . He had learned from his master Socrates , the advan- tages which may be derived from putting every ...
... nature , but to guard against the false confidence and precipitate deci- sion , which are so fatal to the progress of true science . He had learned from his master Socrates , the advan- tages which may be derived from putting every ...
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... nature will return a crop in direct proportion to the quality of the soil , and the quantity of manure bestowed upon it by the cultiva- tor . Nature may be improved by art , but when her bounties are neglected , and not improved , she ...
... nature will return a crop in direct proportion to the quality of the soil , and the quantity of manure bestowed upon it by the cultiva- tor . Nature may be improved by art , but when her bounties are neglected , and not improved , she ...
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... nature of the change itself , in either case , and say , that in the former it is +100 , but in the latter it is -100 . Again , let us suppose that a man's effects are worth 1001. but that he also owes 100l .; then , because of the ...
... nature of the change itself , in either case , and say , that in the former it is +100 , but in the latter it is -100 . Again , let us suppose that a man's effects are worth 1001. but that he also owes 100l .; then , because of the ...
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