The British Review, and London Critical Journal, Band 7Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1816 |
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... writings , and charitable exertions , that we were certainly somewhat pre- possessed in favour of whatever should possess the sanction of his name , and though the present work is by no means a finished performance , we were not ...
... writings , and charitable exertions , that we were certainly somewhat pre- possessed in favour of whatever should possess the sanction of his name , and though the present work is by no means a finished performance , we were not ...
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... writings on either side of the dispute in question must be read with some allowance . Not that we are neu- trals in the controversy , or that we think the balance of things ex- ceptionable was perfectly equal ; -far from it ; but our ...
... writings on either side of the dispute in question must be read with some allowance . Not that we are neu- trals in the controversy , or that we think the balance of things ex- ceptionable was perfectly equal ; -far from it ; but our ...
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... writings of Lord Bacon had shown the folly of substituting theory for ex- periment , and of reasoning à priori concerning what could be known only by analysis and induction ; but great as was the re- putation of this reformer , a ...
... writings of Lord Bacon had shown the folly of substituting theory for ex- periment , and of reasoning à priori concerning what could be known only by analysis and induction ; but great as was the re- putation of this reformer , a ...
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... writings of the eighteenth century display far more taste and judgment than those of the early part of the other period under consideration . The chief end of the former appears to be to simplify and elucidate science ; of the latter to ...
... writings of the eighteenth century display far more taste and judgment than those of the early part of the other period under consideration . The chief end of the former appears to be to simplify and elucidate science ; of the latter to ...
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... writings of the reign of James the First , or his immediate successor , it would be difficult to decide whether our scientific knowledge or our literary taste would gain most by the comparison . But nothing perhaps shows the superiority ...
... writings of the reign of James the First , or his immediate successor , it would be difficult to decide whether our scientific knowledge or our literary taste would gain most by the comparison . But nothing perhaps shows the superiority ...
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