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The Phrenological Journal and Magazine of Moral Science
in the higher classes of animals, only modified to suit their condition ; and that our
ignorance alone gives rise to the present anomalous appearances. The
Cyclopaedist, however, argues differently. After stating that no such deterioration
of ...
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The Phrenological Journal and Miscellany
The Cyclopaedist proceeds — " In the limited field of the comparison of different
individuals of the same species, phrenology is said by its supporters to be
established by numberless facts of the correspondence of strength or weakness
of each ...
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THE PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL
in the higher classes of animals, only modified to suit their condition ; and that our
ignorance alone gives rise to the present anomalous appearances. The
Cyclopaedist, however, argues differently. After stating that no such deterioration
of ...
2, segrn. 48, which contains the word iw'mplwpintrot', the Cyclopaedist would do
well to weigh its proper import; when, I have reason to believe, lie-will tind'himsetl
' at a loss to make out either of the two distinct methods so particularly noticed, ...
5
The Christian reformer; or, Unitarian magazine and review ...
The Cyclopaedist's inability to write Mr. Lindsey's name correctly, and his
confounding Liturgy and " Ritual," are specimens of his qualification as one of the
writers for the " Society for diffusing Useful Knowledge." The thrice-repeated "
attempt" ...
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Biographia Literaria: Or, Biographical Sketches of My ...
The Cyclopaedist denies my Father originality of mind on plausible grounds,
perhaps, and yet, I think, on insufficient ones. The habit of obtaining from others "
suggestions to improve " and " ideas to elaborate " may almost be called common
to ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Henry Nelson Coleridge, Sara Coleridge Coleridge, 1881
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Biographia literaria; or, Biographical sketches of my ...
... Penny Cyclopaedist has added nothing but a mare's nest to Mr. Dequincey's
instances of borrowing in my Father, of which Mr. Dequincey himself thought so
little, that in spite of them all, he " most heartily believed " my Father " as entirely ...
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Henry Nelson Coleridge, 1848
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Illustrations of English Philology ... Consisting of I. A ...
Either the Cyclopaedist had forgotten this, or he did not perceive, (which is quite
as likely,) that the purpose of Tooke was,—to shew that the characters of
quiescence and motion, attributed by Harris to the prepositionfrom, belonged to
the verbs ...
Charles RICHARDSON (LL.D.), 1826
What right has the Cyclopaedist to assume that its origin is in the East, rather than
in the North? like equal and opposite quantities in an Algebraic'equation,
assuming all the facts to be true, they would destroy each other, and leave the
point of ...
Abraham John Valpy, Edmund Henry Barker, 2013
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The Philosophical Magazine
... he gives to the Arar, have suspected this tree to be the filler of the Greeks, or
Arbor citri, as Pliny calls it (lib. xiii. cap. 29. and 30.), and of which that
extraordinary cyclopaedist gives so highly interesting an account; as the material
of large and ...
