Religious and Moral Ideas in the Novels of George EliotUniversity of Wisconsin--Madison, 1963 - 398 pages |
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... Bray - Hennell group . Bray's home at Coventry was a rendezvous for many intellectuals of the day and Bray , with his brother - in - law Charles Hennell and his sister - in - law Sara Sophia Hennell formed the nucleus of this ...
... Bray - Hennell group . Bray's home at Coventry was a rendezvous for many intellectuals of the day and Bray , with his brother - in - law Charles Hennell and his sister - in - law Sara Sophia Hennell formed the nucleus of this ...
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... Bray's The Philosphy of Necessity , published in the same year , was one of the books that Eliot took home with her that afternoon . A look at some of the basic ideas propounded in this book furnishes us an insight into the foundation ...
... Bray's The Philosphy of Necessity , published in the same year , was one of the books that Eliot took home with her that afternoon . A look at some of the basic ideas propounded in this book furnishes us an insight into the foundation ...
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... Bray was a thorough going determinist . Says he : " The freedom of will , and of action , therefore , with which we suppose ourselves to be endowed , is a delusion . " 42 Such a rigid law of necessity was unacceptable to her ; her ...
... Bray was a thorough going determinist . Says he : " The freedom of will , and of action , therefore , with which we suppose ourselves to be endowed , is a delusion . " 42 Such a rigid law of necessity was unacceptable to her ; her ...
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