History of Civilization in England, Том 2

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Effect of this expulsion in impoverishing Spain 6566
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In 1700 when affairs were at their worst the Austrian dynasty
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Who endeavouredto improve the country by weakening
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Government attempted to remedy this ignorance by calling
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The influence of foreigners in Spain was displayed in the expul
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But it was of no avail because politicians can do nothing when
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Summary of what was accomplished for Spain by the govern
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In the nineteenth century political reformers again endeavoured
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Those general causes predetermined the country to superstition
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And has possessed great patriots and great legislators
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This it is which isolating Spain from the rest of the civilized
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Scotland and Spain are very dissimilar in regard to loyalty 158160
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Irish invasion of Scotland
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The injuries which these invasions inflicted upon Scotland stopped
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The municipal element being thus imperfect the only ally which
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CONDITION OF SCOTLAND IN THE FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH CENTURIES
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The Crown in its efforts against the nobles was encouraged
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From this moment the nobles hated the Church more than ever
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As the nobles took the opposite side and as the people had no
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In 1546 Cardinal Beaton was assassinated and Knox began
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But circumstances made him inductive and he collected facts
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In 1559 the queen regent was deposed the nobles became
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Thereupon the Protestant preachers said that the nobles were
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The first manifestation of this rebellious spirit was the attack
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In 1582 James VI was imprisoned and his captivity was jus
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Their leader Melville personally insulted the king and they were
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Violent language used by the clergy against the king and against
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His cruel treatment of them 267269
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Meanwhile a reaction was preparing 274276
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The Scotch before they would crown Charles II compelled
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Now as before the bishops aided the government in its efforts
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The only powerful friends of this bad government were
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With the same object they propounded notions more horrible still
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They moreover declared that harmless and even praiseworthy
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To prevent such imaginary sins the clergy made arbitrary regu
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The result was that all mirth all innocent gaiety all demonstra
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In no Protestant country have the clergy pushed these narrow
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This is well worthy of notice because the inductive method being
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Hence the secular philosophy of the eighteenth century though
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Summary of the most important distinctions between induction
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Its method 427432
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His Theory of Moral Sentiments and his Wealth of Nations
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Humes philosophy 458474
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Hence his injustice to Bacon whose method was diametrically
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Comparison between the method of this work and the method
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Reid attacked Humes method because he disliked the results
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Opposition between the method of Reid and that of Bacon 485486
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Blacks philosophy 491501
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He reasoned from his principles speculatively instead of occupy
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Black therefore did immense service by giving free scope to
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For industry was impossible and the commonest arts were
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The action of fire and water on the crust of the earth may
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Scotch geology founded by Hutton
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That conclusion was entirely speculative and unsupported by
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Nature of the evidence of the supposed difference between
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The two great Scotch pathologists are Cullen and John Hunter
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Cullens theory of the solids 542sqq
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The philosophy of John Hunter 549577
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By this means he made a large number of curious physiological
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He recognized the great truth that the sciences of the inorganic
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This is the more observable because his discoveries respecting dis
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Theology forms the only exception to this rule 583584
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These superstitions are eminently irreligious and are every where
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НазваHistory of Civilization in England, Том 2
History of Civilization in England, Henry Thomas Buckle
АвторHenry Thomas Buckle
Видання2
ВидавецьJ. W. Parker and son, 1861
Оригінал ізМічиганський університет
Оцифровано11 бер. 2006
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