The Southern Quarterly ReviewDaniel Kimball Whitaker, Milton Clapp, William Gilmore Simms, James Henley Thornwell E. H. Britton, 1967 |
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... faculties are manifold . Some philosophers have called each of these faculties a distinct soul ; which has given rise to the opinion that man has many souls . This opinion has been adopted by some physicians ; so that even their prince ...
... faculties are manifold . Some philosophers have called each of these faculties a distinct soul ; which has given rise to the opinion that man has many souls . This opinion has been adopted by some physicians ; so that even their prince ...
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... faculties ' parts of the soul ; ' an expression frequently employed by philosophers ; not that they thereby intend to imply that the soul is capable of being divided , as the body is ; but that they consider these different faculties as ...
... faculties ' parts of the soul ; ' an expression frequently employed by philosophers ; not that they thereby intend to imply that the soul is capable of being divided , as the body is ; but that they consider these different faculties as ...
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... faculties , is the crude material to which reason gives the form . If this form does not communi- cate its impression , all the other faculties of the soul are vain , and may be considered as useless . Thus Solomon says : " That the ...
... faculties , is the crude material to which reason gives the form . If this form does not communi- cate its impression , all the other faculties of the soul are vain , and may be considered as useless . Thus Solomon says : " That the ...
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IRVINGS LIFE OF WASHINGTON | 35 |
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