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Will (Mental phenomenon)

a mental phenomenon of which there are recognized three orders or WILL, a mental phenomenon of which classes: C Cognition, feeling, and will. The first includes all the ways in which facts and relations become known; the second refers to the way in which the mind is affected as regards pleasure and pain; to the third, or will, belong all those mental states in which the mind or subject is regarded as producing changes either in the state of mind itself or in its bodily environment.

The movements thus produced are called voluntary, and the mental acts producing them volitions. The term will may thus be said to refer to the active side of mind. tions. The term will may thus be said Oregon, rises in Lane county, and flows into Columbia river, 8 miles below Fort Vancouver, after a N. N. W. course of 200 miles, of which it is navigable for large vessels 15 miles to Portland, and above the falls for small steamboats about 60 miles. The valley of the Wilabove the falls for small steamboats and often styled the "Garden of Oregon."

WILLARD educational institution in Salem, Ore.; founded in 1844, under the auspices of

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