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Excerpt from Life and Letters
It was his favourite conception that the phenomenal was essentially antithetic to the actual. He would illustrate in a hundred ways how this was equally true in relation to our moral sense. The same error which led man, from limited observation, to suppose the earth the centre and at rest, repeated itself under a new form in supposing himself to be a living centre surrounded by dead things.
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