The Friend, Conducted by S.T. Coleridge, No, Band 3Henry Nelson Coleridge 1850 |
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Henry Nelson Coleridge. gain fufpicion and afterwards wisdom . There is a philosophy , which , leading them by the light of their best emotions to the principles which should give life to thought and law to genius , will discover to them ...
Henry Nelson Coleridge. gain fufpicion and afterwards wisdom . There is a philosophy , which , leading them by the light of their best emotions to the principles which should give life to thought and law to genius , will discover to them ...
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... wisdom of A re - union , in this order accomplished , will bring reformation and timely support ; and the two powers of reason and nature , thus reciprocally teacher and taught , may advance together in a track to which there is no ...
... wisdom of A re - union , in this order accomplished , will bring reformation and timely support ; and the two powers of reason and nature , thus reciprocally teacher and taught , may advance together in a track to which there is no ...
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... wisdom , fo Protagoras , followed by Gorgias , Prodicus , and others , found even the former word too narrow for his own opinion of himself , and first affumed the title of fophift ; - this word originally fignifying one who profeffes ...
... wisdom , fo Protagoras , followed by Gorgias , Prodicus , and others , found even the former word too narrow for his own opinion of himself , and first affumed the title of fophift ; - this word originally fignifying one who profeffes ...
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