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Pagina 155
... matter what may have been their vio- lence and no matter what may be the sequel . The result of this excessive combination of powers used together by men in crowds is that workmen , who have not made a business , and can and do leave it ...
... matter what may have been their vio- lence and no matter what may be the sequel . The result of this excessive combination of powers used together by men in crowds is that workmen , who have not made a business , and can and do leave it ...
Pagina 239
... matter , and , as resisted , is pas- sive matter capable of being changed by force . The logical conclusion is that electrical particles are bodies , and , if the constituents of chemical atoms , then their bodily matter . This electrical ...
... matter , and , as resisted , is pas- sive matter capable of being changed by force . The logical conclusion is that electrical particles are bodies , and , if the constituents of chemical atoms , then their bodily matter . This electrical ...
Pagina 241
... matter consists of non - matter , and what is the real is the ideal . The only way to combine the partial truths of natural science with a comprehensive view of things is to insist on the inseparable connexion between ancient Greek and ...
... matter consists of non - matter , and what is the real is the ideal . The only way to combine the partial truths of natural science with a comprehensive view of things is to insist on the inseparable connexion between ancient Greek and ...
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