Hammond, C. (Charles), ca. 1805-1859 · Rochester, D. M. Dewey; New-York, Fowler & Wells; [etc., etc.] · leaf 16
ers essentially fromthe wisdom of earth, in regard to the real merits of the mind, andits qualifications for enjoyment. The style of some parts of this volume is unusual. A circle issometimes addressed in the singular number, where it wouldseem to require the plural; but this departure from… … [explanation.] 1. Wisdom, wholly selfish, or seeking selfish good. 2. Wisdom, controlled by popular opinion. 3. Wisdom, independent of popularity, but not perfect. 4. Wisdom, which seeks others good and not evil. 5. Wisdom, in purity, or a circle of Purity. 6. Wisdom, in perfection to prophecy. 7.…
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