A Treatise on the Conduct of the UnderstandingTimothly Bedlington, 1828 - 132 من الصفحات |
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... false ; it hath been long received in the world , therefore it is true ; or it is new , and therefore false . These , and many the like , which are by no means the measures of truth and falsehood , the generality of men make the ...
... false ; it hath been long received in the world , therefore it is true ; or it is new , and therefore false . These , and many the like , which are by no means the measures of truth and falsehood , the generality of men make the ...
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... false lights and deceitful ornaments of speech , this yet they should do , they should keep the precise ques- tion steadily in their minds , carry it along with them through the whole discourse , and suffer not the least alteration in ...
... false lights and deceitful ornaments of speech , this yet they should do , they should keep the precise ques- tion steadily in their minds , carry it along with them through the whole discourse , and suffer not the least alteration in ...
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... false profession , that I hold more cul- pable , and less politic , except it be in great and rare matters : and , therefore , a general custom of simulation ( which is this last de- gree ) is a vice rising either of a natural false ...
... false profession , that I hold more cul- pable , and less politic , except it be in great and rare matters : and , therefore , a general custom of simulation ( which is this last de- gree ) is a vice rising either of a natural false ...
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