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Page 224
... truth ! Alas ! victory may often be gained over truth ; and victory alone is too often the object for which popular orators amuse their hearers . The event of Mr. Grey's mo- tion is well known . The fpeeches of Meff . Fox and Pitt are ...
... truth ! Alas ! victory may often be gained over truth ; and victory alone is too often the object for which popular orators amuse their hearers . The event of Mr. Grey's mo- tion is well known . The fpeeches of Meff . Fox and Pitt are ...
Page 352
... Truth has been the writer's aim , her he has followed without being biaffed by the political or religious fyftems of men . ' After the obfervations which we have already made on this work in our former article , we have only now farther ...
... Truth has been the writer's aim , her he has followed without being biaffed by the political or religious fyftems of men . ' After the obfervations which we have already made on this work in our former article , we have only now farther ...
Page 421
... truth or falfhood , into their reasonableness , or the contrary ; but rather , a research , so far as we are neceffarily concerned , into their meaning and import . Abfolute and palpable impoflibility , and irreconcileable contradiction ...
... truth or falfhood , into their reasonableness , or the contrary ; but rather , a research , so far as we are neceffarily concerned , into their meaning and import . Abfolute and palpable impoflibility , and irreconcileable contradiction ...
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