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... evidence , which Dr. Cogan reduces to the following arrangement : - 1. Truths are known through the medium of our senses ; 2. By quick perceptions , without conscious reasoning ; 3. By observation and experience ; 4. By human testimony ...
... evidence , which Dr. Cogan reduces to the following arrangement : - 1. Truths are known through the medium of our senses ; 2. By quick perceptions , without conscious reasoning ; 3. By observation and experience ; 4. By human testimony ...
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... evidence of testimony , Dr. C. makes these judicious observations : In physical phænomena , those events which seem to oppose the laws of nature , where it is presumed that these laws have been in- vestigated , demand a stronger evidence ...
... evidence of testimony , Dr. C. makes these judicious observations : In physical phænomena , those events which seem to oppose the laws of nature , where it is presumed that these laws have been in- vestigated , demand a stronger evidence ...
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... evidence of memory is an ultimate fact in our constitution of which we can give no other account but that we are so made . " Whatever we distinctly remember , " says he , " we believe , and without asking for any other reason for it ...
... evidence of memory is an ultimate fact in our constitution of which we can give no other account but that we are so made . " Whatever we distinctly remember , " says he , " we believe , and without asking for any other reason for it ...
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