The English Nation; Or, A History of England in the Lives of Englishmen, Volumen2George Godfrey Cunningham A. Fullarton & Company, 1863 |
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... nature . This plastic nature was a sort of inferior and subordinate instrument which executed that part of God's providence which relates to the regular and orderly mo- tion of matter . It was an inward principle , a vital and ...
... nature . This plastic nature was a sort of inferior and subordinate instrument which executed that part of God's providence which relates to the regular and orderly mo- tion of matter . It was an inward principle , a vital and ...
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... nature ; that is to say , the will can never cause the natural and essential qualities of things to change , without , at the same time , changing the things themselves . The will may create , but can never change , the essential ...
... nature ; that is to say , the will can never cause the natural and essential qualities of things to change , without , at the same time , changing the things themselves . The will may create , but can never change , the essential ...
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... nature to throw off the morbid matter . The duty of the physician was , therefore , to aid the efforts of nature towards accomplishing this object , which they did by administering heating remedies , and covering the patient with ...
... nature to throw off the morbid matter . The duty of the physician was , therefore , to aid the efforts of nature towards accomplishing this object , which they did by administering heating remedies , and covering the patient with ...
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