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Philosophical clash on sound and the ear in 1868 debate
In a dense exchange, supporters argue sound is an impression on the ear and cannot exist without auditory reception, citing Wells, Parker, Wells and Parker and authorities from Webster to Encyclopedias. The debate rejects sound existing independently of the ear and defends definitions tied to hearing and vibration.
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Webster
Eberhart
Wei
Sho
Greer Acks
Titoney
Ant
Jagt
Wells
Quackenbos
Haue
Ehor
Ofus
Tle
Sol
Heany
Ag Wells
Parker
Arid Guncktinbos
Ile
Zeno
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Prande
Encyclopaedia Dritannics
Chamiere Enycopaedia
Encyclopaedia Americana
London Encyclopacilia
Penny Cyclopaedia
Arnott
Armott
Comstock
Lin Worcenter
Walls
Temekenbos
Co . Parker Sella
Pound
Friend
Migaain
Falls of Niagara
Sallinida
Lakin
Europe
Ave
Beaver County
Wheny House
Rochester
Ag. J. Langfitt
Jackan Mame Hse
Eden's Arden
Vance
Dior
Babess
M. Dio
Bedence