Manners, mind, moralsR. Banks, 1893 |
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... thought and expression , cannot possibly be due to chance , or indeed to anything less than to identity of authorship . Was it ever known in the history of the world that any two men conceived the same " original " ideas , thought the ...
... thought and expression , cannot possibly be due to chance , or indeed to anything less than to identity of authorship . Was it ever known in the history of the world that any two men conceived the same " original " ideas , thought the ...
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... thought prove nothing ? that any two men might think the same on points of morals or manners , however widely apart their points of view might be set by education and circumstances ? Will it be maintained that natural quickness of ...
... thought prove nothing ? that any two men might think the same on points of morals or manners , however widely apart their points of view might be set by education and circumstances ? Will it be maintained that natural quickness of ...
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... thought of the pricking , goading , and wounding of well - applied words ; the same line of thought is antithetically treated in an adage from Erasmus , 790 , also in early Promus entry in Latin . " To kill with a leaden sword . " ( Of ...
... thought of the pricking , goading , and wounding of well - applied words ; the same line of thought is antithetically treated in an adage from Erasmus , 790 , also in early Promus entry in Latin . " To kill with a leaden sword . " ( Of ...
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