The Collected Works of Walter Bagehot: The political essaysHarvard University Press, 1974 |
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... intellectual defects , as well as much intellectual vigour . They made men exert themselves to know what they could , but they also made men think they knew what they could not know , because they had no data for learning . The most ...
... intellectual defects , as well as much intellectual vigour . They made men exert themselves to know what they could , but they also made men think they knew what they could not know , because they had no data for learning . The most ...
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... intellectual young men , who are thinking of becoming clergymen , do not like this reasoning . They say : " The courts of law may not like to draw these inferences , but I must . I have spent my youth in a mental training which has ...
... intellectual young men , who are thinking of becoming clergymen , do not like this reasoning . They say : " The courts of law may not like to draw these inferences , but I must . I have spent my youth in a mental training which has ...
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... intellectual certainty in their dogmatic conviction . But they fail even in intellectual pursuits , when the finer faculties are required ; they are good actuaries but bad meta- physicians ; when they write books on thoughtful subjects ...
... intellectual certainty in their dogmatic conviction . But they fail even in intellectual pursuits , when the finer faculties are required ; they are good actuaries but bad meta- physicians ; when they write books on thoughtful subjects ...
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