II - The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 28
Content Partner: Victoria University of Wellington. That the properties of matter are invariable, that the course of nature is uniform, that a system of fixed laws girds the whole creation, and that they will yield to no entreaty of ours, but sweep on with deaf ears,—must be conceded by us, not only...
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