The Edinburgh Review, Volume 64A. and C. Black, 1837 |
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evidence upon which its doctrines rest , and to show that it is a science , the truths of which are discovered by induction , like those of natural and moral philosophy , and partaking of the nature of both of these divisions of human ...
evidence upon which its doctrines rest , and to show that it is a science , the truths of which are discovered by induction , like those of natural and moral philosophy , and partaking of the nature of both of these divisions of human ...
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... evidence of testimony- that very evidence which Mr Hume rejects when employed to prove a deviation from the law . We are disposed even to go much farther than Lord Brougham , and to maintain that all great physical truths , excepting ...
... evidence of testimony- that very evidence which Mr Hume rejects when employed to prove a deviation from the law . We are disposed even to go much farther than Lord Brougham , and to maintain that all great physical truths , excepting ...
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... evidence . ' To this ingenious argument we may add another , which par- takes , like it , of the reductio ad absurdum . If a miracle cannot be believed upon the evidence of our own senses , or that of others , then it is impossible for ...
... evidence . ' To this ingenious argument we may add another , which par- takes , like it , of the reductio ad absurdum . If a miracle cannot be believed upon the evidence of our own senses , or that of others , then it is impossible for ...
Contents
Sir Thomas Brownes Works including his Life | 1 |
Narrative of a Residence in Koordistan and on the site | 35 |
Poggii Epistolæ Editas collegit et emendavit pleras | 60 |
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