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... truth , it cannot be overthrown . Such are the arguments that may be advanced in favour of li terature . But , even should we admit them in their full force , and at the fame time fuppofe that truth is the omnipotent artificer by which ...
... truth , it cannot be overthrown . Such are the arguments that may be advanced in favour of li terature . But , even should we admit them in their full force , and at the fame time fuppofe that truth is the omnipotent artificer by which ...
Page 386
... truth , without fo far gratifying the preconceptions of many of his readers , as , at the out - fet , to give them reafon to expect that their inquiries would lead them to that fyftem ... truth is , that 386 Palmer's Difcourfes on Truth .
... truth , without fo far gratifying the preconceptions of many of his readers , as , at the out - fet , to give them reafon to expect that their inquiries would lead them to that fyftem ... truth is , that 386 Palmer's Difcourfes on Truth .
Page 386
... truth , without fo far gratifying the preconceptions of many of his readers , as , at the out - fet , to give them reason to expect that their inquiries would lead them to that fyftem ... truth is , that it 386 Palmer's Difcourfes on Truth .
... truth , without fo far gratifying the preconceptions of many of his readers , as , at the out - fet , to give them reason to expect that their inquiries would lead them to that fyftem ... truth is , that it 386 Palmer's Difcourfes on Truth .
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