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How to educate the feelings or affections, and bring the dispositions, aspirations, and passions into harmony with sound intelligence and morality (1880)

Bray, Charles, 1811-1884. [from old catalog], Sizer, Nelson · New York, S. R. Wells & co. · leaf 260

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on, the knowledge acquiredarranged under its proper heads, and each fact placedin the department to which it belongs. A clear andconcise arrangement for this purpose has been givenby Dr. Arnott, in the Table of Science, contained inthe Introduction to his Physics. It is of great con-sequence that… … REV. JOSEPH COOK. INTFXT,ECTUAL FACULTIES. PLATE XXVIII. The tntellectual Faculties, 20t this is the most valuable single acquirement that themind can make. It is because I am so decidedly ofthis opinion that I have introduced any allusion to theIntellect in this work. The field of knowledge…

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