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Now proof ( persuasion ] is a kind of demonstration ; for we entertain the strongest conviction of a thing if we believe that it has been " demonstrated . ” Rhetorical proof , however [ is not scientific demonstration ) ; it takes the ...
Now proof ( persuasion ] is a kind of demonstration ; for we entertain the strongest conviction of a thing if we believe that it has been " demonstrated . ” Rhetorical proof , however [ is not scientific demonstration ) ; it takes the ...
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... condemned by the monstrous conventions of politics to murder or be murdered in quarrels not their own , to inflict upon the innocent and , innocent themselves of any crime against their enemies , to suffer cruelties of every kind .
... condemned by the monstrous conventions of politics to murder or be murdered in quarrels not their own , to inflict upon the innocent and , innocent themselves of any crime against their enemies , to suffer cruelties of every kind .
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But the principal offences of the kind are such as it is mostly impossible , unless by accidental self - betrayal , to bring home to conviction . The gravest of them is , to argue sophistically , to suppress facts or arguments ...
But the principal offences of the kind are such as it is mostly impossible , unless by accidental self - betrayal , to bring home to conviction . The gravest of them is , to argue sophistically , to suppress facts or arguments ...
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