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Page iii
Regarding thus the Emotion as a form of Energy , it follows as a matter of fact that
we may conclude its action to follow the laws of Physics . If any one bring forth an
objection to my principle it is because he does not see that as the actions of ...
Regarding thus the Emotion as a form of Energy , it follows as a matter of fact that
we may conclude its action to follow the laws of Physics . If any one bring forth an
objection to my principle it is because he does not see that as the actions of ...
Page vii
some , water is a most common example ; it has its regular rise and fall , and it
might directly follow that the atmospheric air though invisible to the eye must also
be following the same course in its motion as the waves of water are . It has , in ...
some , water is a most common example ; it has its regular rise and fall , and it
might directly follow that the atmospheric air though invisible to the eye must also
be following the same course in its motion as the waves of water are . It has , in ...
Page ix
Yet it is probable that any other science , for instance Meteorology , will gradually
advance to follow the example of the two just pointed out . It is a marvellous fact
that almost all the subjects who assisted their master in setting out a political ...
Yet it is probable that any other science , for instance Meteorology , will gradually
advance to follow the example of the two just pointed out . It is a marvellous fact
that almost all the subjects who assisted their master in setting out a political ...
Page 10
... shall follow one after the other . The Revolution of our country which has
awakened the political inconsistencies accumulated during the course of three
hundred years since the beginning of Tokugawa's Shogunism , and has
produced the ...
... shall follow one after the other . The Revolution of our country which has
awakened the political inconsistencies accumulated during the course of three
hundred years since the beginning of Tokugawa's Shogunism , and has
produced the ...
Page 20
After a while our topic of conversation was directed towards the affairs of the
Company , and I spoke as follows :“ Our country is on a single group of islands in
the eastern seas , but I am told that the population is too much for the land .
After a while our topic of conversation was directed towards the affairs of the
Company , and I spoke as follows :“ Our country is on a single group of islands in
the eastern seas , but I am told that the population is too much for the land .
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| Title | Takashima Ekidan |
| Authors | 嘉右衛門·高島, Shigetake Sugiura |
| Publisher | Keigyōsha, 1893 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 20 Oct 2008 |
| Length | 317 pages |
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