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Spirit and Soul*
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* From A Philosophical Treatise on the Nature and Constitution of Man, by George Harris, LL.D., F.S.A. London: Bell and Sons; 1876.
† Mr. Wake well observes that positive science allows the existence of matter in so attenuated a condition, that it can be known only by the effects of its motion; and that the mere non-perceptibility of spirit is no proof of its non-existence.—Chapters on Man, p. 293.
‡ Dr. Henry More contends that the existence of apparitions affords an undeniable argument for that of spirits or incorporeal substances.—of the Soul, p. 90.
|| Malebranche says that the inclinations of spirits seem to be in the spiritual world what the motions of bodies are in the material.—Search after Truth, b. iv., c. i., s. 1.
§ Smee’s Instinct and Reason, pp. 12,16, 218.
¶ Locke appears to have been impressed with the notion that there are “numberless” orders of beings, both above and below vs,—Essay on the Understanding, b, iii, c. vi., s, 14.
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London Spiritualist, No. 279, December 28, 1877, p. 303