All external objects and events which we can contemplate are viewed as having relations of Space, Time, and Number; and are subject to the general conditions which these Ideas impose, as well as to the particular laws which belong to each class of objects and occurrences.


History of Scientific Ideas: Being the First Part of The Philosophy of the, (Volume 1) (3rd edition), Part I, Book II, Chapter I (p. 88)

William Whewell Quotes

All external objects and events which we can contemplate are viewed as having relations of Space, Time, and Number; and are subject to the general...

All external objects and events which we can contemplate are viewed as having relations of Space, Time, and Number; and are subject to the general...

All external objects and events which we can contemplate are viewed as having relations of Space, Time, and Number; and are subject to the general...

All external objects and events which we can contemplate are viewed as having relations of Space, Time, and Number; and are subject to the general...