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36288	Whewell, William	The Plurality of Worlds			.txt	text/plain	97227	3485	60	But he regards the creation of man as the great event of our world. of our earth, as all these stars are of the nature of our sun:--all Earth is so large, the number of its inhabitants so great, its form so the existence of animal life on other planets, as well as on the earth, possibility of mere animal life existing in other parts of the Universe, are led by the supposition of mere animal life, existing in other worlds first placing of the race of man upon the earth, it was his purpose to view of man's condition, which appears to thoughtful men to be the life of man upon the earth; and that in reasoning concerning the space and time, of earth and stars, of life in brutes and in man, have know how long man will continue to inhabit the earth, we cannot reason	./cache/36288.txt	./txt/36288.txt