William Whewell Quotes

Fundamental Ideas Are Not A Consequence Of Experience, But A Result Of The Particular Constitution And Activity Of The Mind, Which Is Independent Of All Experience In Its Origin, Though Constantly Combined With Experience In Its Exercise.

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