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الصفحة xvi
Francis Bacon. you have not well - established facts and principles to start from . Bacon laboured zealously and powerfully to recall philoso- phers from the study of fanciful systems , based on crude conjec- tures , or on imperfect ...
Francis Bacon. you have not well - established facts and principles to start from . Bacon laboured zealously and powerfully to recall philoso- phers from the study of fanciful systems , based on crude conjec- tures , or on imperfect ...
الصفحة xviii
Francis Bacon. inquiry , and careless and illogical reasoning ; certainly he would not have complained of Dialectics as corrupting philosophy . To guard now against the evils prevalent in his time , would be to fortify a town against ...
Francis Bacon. inquiry , and careless and illogical reasoning ; certainly he would not have complained of Dialectics as corrupting philosophy . To guard now against the evils prevalent in his time , would be to fortify a town against ...
الصفحة 279
Francis Bacon. locked , and which had always been supposed full of gold . ' To tell you the truth , ' said he , ' the chest is empty : but if you keep the secret , the secret will keep you . ' As to this , and other tricks by which men ...
Francis Bacon. locked , and which had always been supposed full of gold . ' To tell you the truth , ' said he , ' the chest is empty : but if you keep the secret , the secret will keep you . ' As to this , and other tricks by which men ...
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