A Treatise on the Conduct of the Understanding |
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Error and truth are - uncertainly blended in their minds ; their decisions are lame and defective , and they are very often mistaken in their judgments : the reason whereof is , they converse but with one sort of men ...
Error and truth are - uncertainly blended in their minds ; their decisions are lame and defective , and they are very often mistaken in their judgments : the reason whereof is , they converse but with one sort of men ...
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There is a third sort , if I mistake not , yet lower than this ; it is a sort of childishness , if I may so say , of the understanding , wherein , during the fit , it plays with and dandles some insignificant puppet to no end , nor with ...
There is a third sort , if I mistake not , yet lower than this ; it is a sort of childishness , if I may so say , of the understanding , wherein , during the fit , it plays with and dandles some insignificant puppet to no end , nor with ...
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... if t iey be not excited by the greater sort ; and he greater sort are of small strength , excep the multitude be apt , and ready to move of hemselves : then is the danger , when the greater sort . do but wait for the troubling of ...
... if t iey be not excited by the greater sort ; and he greater sort are of small strength , excep the multitude be apt , and ready to move of hemselves : then is the danger , when the greater sort . do but wait for the troubling of ...
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