A Strange Story, Vol. 1: By Edward Bulwer Lytton (Lord Lytton) (Classic Reprint)

Op the many illustrious thinkers whom the schools ofF rance have contributed to the intellectual philosophy of our age, Victor Cousin, the moat accomplished, assigns toM aine deB iran the rank of the most original. In the successive developments of his own mind, Maine deB iran niay, indeed, be said to represent the change that has been silently at work throughout the general mind of Europe since the close of the last century. He begins his career of philosopher with blind faith inC ondillac and Materialism. As an intellect severely conscientious in the pursuit of truth expands amidst the perplexities it revolves, phenomena which cannot be accounted for by Condillac a sensuous theories open to his eye.
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