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Pagina 312
... practice , bad as that practice was , -and that Bacon is entitled to similar indulgence . To persecute the lover of truth , ' says Mr Montagu , ' for opposing established customs , and to censure him in after ages for not having been ...
... practice , bad as that practice was , -and that Bacon is entitled to similar indulgence . To persecute the lover of truth , ' says Mr Montagu , ' for opposing established customs , and to censure him in after ages for not having been ...
Pagina 314
... practice the most barbarous and the most absurd that has ever disgraced jurisprudence , —in a practice of which , in the preceding generation , Elizabeth and her mini- sters had been ashamed , —in a practice which , a few years later ...
... practice the most barbarous and the most absurd that has ever disgraced jurisprudence , —in a practice of which , in the preceding generation , Elizabeth and her mini- sters had been ashamed , —in a practice which , a few years later ...
Pagina 366
... practice . But though every body is constantly performing the process described in the second book of the Novum Organum , some men perform it well , and some perform it ill . Some are led by it to truth , and some to error . It led ...
... practice . But though every body is constantly performing the process described in the second book of the Novum Organum , some men perform it well , and some perform it ill . Some are led by it to truth , and some to error . It led ...
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