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As for Lord Eldon , it is the most difficult thing in the world to believe that there ever was such a man . It only shows how intense historical evidence is , that no one really doubts it . He believed in everything which it is ...
As for Lord Eldon , it is the most difficult thing in the world to believe that there ever was such a man . It only shows how intense historical evidence is , that no one really doubts it . He believed in everything which it is ...
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A common modern author , believing in mind and matter , he would have put aside at once as loose and popular . He was attracted by a writer who , like himself , in some sense did not believe in eitherwho supplied him with subtle ...
A common modern author , believing in mind and matter , he would have put aside at once as loose and popular . He was attracted by a writer who , like himself , in some sense did not believe in eitherwho supplied him with subtle ...
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6 and he did not believe that he had anything to learn . The habit of mind in smaller degrees is not very rare , and might be illustrated without end . Hazlitt tells a story of West , the painter , that is in point : When some one asked ...
6 and he did not believe that he had anything to learn . The habit of mind in smaller degrees is not very rare , and might be illustrated without end . Hazlitt tells a story of West , the painter , that is in point : When some one asked ...
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