A Treatise on the Conduct of the Understanding |
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practice must settle the habit of doing without reflecting on the rule , and you may as well hope to make a good ... as a coherent thinker , or a strict reasoner , by a set of rules , showing him wherein right reasoning consists .
practice must settle the habit of doing without reflecting on the rule , and you may as well hope to make a good ... as a coherent thinker , or a strict reasoner , by a set of rules , showing him wherein right reasoning consists .
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... and active spirits , receive more harm by it ; it being of worse consequence to steer one's thoughts by a wrong rule , than to have none at all ; error doing to busy men much more harm than ignorance to the slow and sluggish .
... and active spirits , receive more harm by it ; it being of worse consequence to steer one's thoughts by a wrong rule , than to have none at all ; error doing to busy men much more harm than ignorance to the slow and sluggish .
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Learners must at first be believers , and their master's rules having been once made axioms to them , it is no wonder they should keep that dignity , and by the authority they have once got , mislead those who think it sufficient to ...
Learners must at first be believers , and their master's rules having been once made axioms to them , it is no wonder they should keep that dignity , and by the authority they have once got , mislead those who think it sufficient to ...
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