The Works of the Duke of Argyll: Containing, The Reign of Law, The Unity of Nature [and] Primeval Man

absolute abstract action Adam Smith adapted adjustment agency appear arise Atheism beauty body cause character chemical Chemical Affinity color combination conceive conception conduct connection consciousness contrivance Correlation of Growth Creation creatures curious Darwin definition distinction doctrine effect elements equally example exert existence external facts faculties feathers Force function G. H. Lewes higher highest human Humming Birds ical idea infinite instincts intelligible invariable involved J. S. Mill kind knowledge Labellum labor language light lower animals Man-The material Matter means mechanical ment mental metaphysical methods moral motion motives mysterious Natural Law Natural Selection Necessitarian necessity never observed Order operation Organic Origin of Species ourselves perception perfect Philosophy physical principle produce purely purpose question reason regard Reign of Law relation result Science sensation sense separate species structure substance Supernatural theory things thought tion true truth Unity of Nature variety whilst whole wing word