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René Descartes. OF DESCARTES 二 RENDERED INTO ENGLISH BY ELIZABETH S. HALDANE , C.H. , LL.D. AND G. R. T. ROSS , M.A. , D.PHIL . IN TWO VOLUMES VOLUME I DOVER PUBLICATIONS , INC . K 194 D441 Lak Vil 812 This new Dover edition first THE ...
René Descartes. OF DESCARTES 二 RENDERED INTO ENGLISH BY ELIZABETH S. HALDANE , C.H. , LL.D. AND G. R. T. ROSS , M.A. , D.PHIL . IN TWO VOLUMES VOLUME I DOVER PUBLICATIONS , INC . K 194 D441 Lak Vil 812 This new Dover edition first THE ...
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René Descartes. SELECTIONS FROM THE PRINCIPLES OF PHILOSOPHY OF RENÉ DESCARTES . Author's Letter to the Translator1 of the book , which may here serve as Preface . SIR , The version of my Principles which you have taken the trouble to ...
René Descartes. SELECTIONS FROM THE PRINCIPLES OF PHILOSOPHY OF RENÉ DESCARTES . Author's Letter to the Translator1 of the book , which may here serve as Preface . SIR , The version of my Principles which you have taken the trouble to ...
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René Descartes. of what is the truth . I do not require to say more on this particular subject here , since I have treated of it fully in the Meditations on Metaphysics , and what I intend to say later will serve to explain it more ...
René Descartes. of what is the truth . I do not require to say more on this particular subject here , since I have treated of it fully in the Meditations on Metaphysics , and what I intend to say later will serve to explain it more ...
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