...According to the doctrine now stated, the highest, or rather the only proper object of Physics, is to ascertain those established conjunctions of successive...; to record the phenomena which it exhibits to our observations, or which it discloses to our experiments ; and to refer those phenomena to their general...

...to this doctrine," says Mr. Stewart, "the highest, or rather, the only proper object of Physics, is to ascertain those established conjunctions of successive...Universe, to record the phenomena which it exhibits to our observations, or which it discloses to our experiments; and to refer these phenomena to their general...

...According to the doctrine now stated, the highest, or rather the only proper object of Physics, is to ascertain those established conjunctions of successive...Universe ; to record the phenomena which it exhibits to onr observations, or which it discloses to our experiments ; and to refer these phenomena to their...

...highest, or rather the onjy proper object of Physics, is to ascertain those established conft junctions of successive events, which constitute the order of...; to record the phenomena which it exhibits to our observations, or which it discloses to our experiments ; and to refer these phenomena to their general...

...Physics, is to ascertain those established conjunctions of successive events, which constitute the ord«r of the Universe ; to record the phenomena which it exhibits to our observations, or which it discloses to our experiments ; and to refer these phenomena to their general...

...According to the doctrine now stated, the highest, or rather the only proper object of Physics, is to ascertain those established conjunctions of successive...; to record the phenomena which it exhibits to our observations, or which it discloses to our experiments ; and to refer these phenomena to their general...

...According to the doctrine now stated, the highest, or rather the only proper object of Physics, is to ascertain those established conjunctions of successive...; to record the phenomena which it exhibits to our observations, or which it discloses to our experiments ; and to refer these phenomena to their general...

...stated, the highest, or rather the only proper object of physics, is to ascertain those es;ablishe4 conjunctions of successive events, which constitute...; to record the phenomena which it exhibits to our observations, or which it discloses to our experiments ; and to refer these phenomena to their general...

...According to the doctrine now stated, the highest, or rather the only proper object of physics, is to ascertain those established conjunctions of successive...the phenomena which it exhibits to our observation!, or which it discloses to our experiments ; and to refer these phenomena to their general laws." —...

...when we see the one, we expect the other ; but our knowledge in such cases extends no farther than the fact. 4. To ascertain those established conjunctions...fully aware of the importance of this fundamental truth.i The ancients considered philosophy as the science of causes; and hence were led to many speculations,...