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The course on “ The Philosophy of History ” ( 1836–37 ) had the following lectures , many of which appear as such or in their matter in the Essays . I. Introduction ( History VI . Religion . has been ill written ; VII .
The course on “ The Philosophy of History ” ( 1836–37 ) had the following lectures , many of which appear as such or in their matter in the Essays . I. Introduction ( History VI . Religion . has been ill written ; VII .
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FRIENDSHIP a This essay was not given as a lecture under this title and as a whole in any of the Boston courses , although ... in the course on “ The Philosophy of History ” ( 1836-37 ) , and others from « The Heart ” in the course on ...
FRIENDSHIP a This essay was not given as a lecture under this title and as a whole in any of the Boston courses , although ... in the course on “ The Philosophy of History ” ( 1836-37 ) , and others from « The Heart ” in the course on ...
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INTELLECT This lecture was not given in any of the Boston courses , Passages of no great length were taken from the lectures on “ Literature ” in the course on “ The Philosophy of History ( 1836-37 ) , and from “ The Doctrine of the ...
INTELLECT This lecture was not given in any of the Boston courses , Passages of no great length were taken from the lectures on “ Literature ” in the course on “ The Philosophy of History ( 1836-37 ) , and from “ The Doctrine of the ...
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