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... knowledge with respect to the most familiar matters , is it not irrational in him to arrogate to himself an infallibility of judgment in affairs that are removed still farther from his detection by their speculative , intricate , or ...
... knowledge with respect to the most familiar matters , is it not irrational in him to arrogate to himself an infallibility of judgment in affairs that are removed still farther from his detection by their speculative , intricate , or ...
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... knowledge in this manner , it must also be confessed that , in their hands , it sometimes became dangerous , and was converted to pernicious uses by its depo sitaries . The domination of Rome , erected upon a scaffolding of false ...
... knowledge in this manner , it must also be confessed that , in their hands , it sometimes became dangerous , and was converted to pernicious uses by its depo sitaries . The domination of Rome , erected upon a scaffolding of false ...
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... knowledge ; its light had spread into all parts , and had made a rapid progress ; it had become impossible to oppose it openly . The safest expedient now was , not to combat the science , but to get possession of it to prevent it from ...
... knowledge ; its light had spread into all parts , and had made a rapid progress ; it had become impossible to oppose it openly . The safest expedient now was , not to combat the science , but to get possession of it to prevent it from ...
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