The Nineteenth Century, Volume 23Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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Page 207
... origin for plants and animals ; and they turned deaf ears to those who insisted upon the significance of these facts . Now that they have come to believe in this evolutionary origin , and have at the same time . accepted the hypothesis ...
... origin for plants and animals ; and they turned deaf ears to those who insisted upon the significance of these facts . Now that they have come to believe in this evolutionary origin , and have at the same time . accepted the hypothesis ...
Page 580
... origin of the process of perception . I can perceive no difference at all between the combined action of light , touch , taste , and smell , which makes us aware of an orange , and the combined action of light , touch , and what has ...
... origin of the process of perception . I can perceive no difference at all between the combined action of light , touch , taste , and smell , which makes us aware of an orange , and the combined action of light , touch , and what has ...
Page 641
... origin of these areas and authorities is as various as their descriptions ; three principies have been involved in their creation : - 1. Historical considerations . 2. Natural selection . 3. Official pedantry . : -- The county and the ...
... origin of these areas and authorities is as various as their descriptions ; three principies have been involved in their creation : - 1. Historical considerations . 2. Natural selection . 3. Official pedantry . : -- The county and the ...
Contents
CENTURY | 11 |
A GREAT CONFESSION By the Duke of Argyll | 11 |
a Dialogue By FREDERIC HARRISON | 18 |
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