An essay on the nature and constitution of man; comprehending an answer to the following question, proposed by a learned society : "are there any satisfactory proofs of the immateriality of the soul? If such proofs exist, what conclusions are to be formed from them with respect to the soul's duration, sensation, and employment, in its state of separation from the body?'' / by R. C. Sims.

  • Sims, Robert Courthope, -1807.
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An essay on the nature and constitution of man; comprehending an answer to the following question, proposed by a learned society : "are there any satisfactory proofs of the immateriality of the soul? If such proofs exist, what conclusions are to be formed from them with respect to the soul's duration, sensation, and employment, in its state of separation from the body?'' / by R. C. Sims. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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