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Principles of nature are only deducible from resultants or facts ; and science can only reason from the known to the unknown . It is from the facts of nature that the principle of evolution has been dcduced . The vera causa of evolution ...
Principles of nature are only deducible from resultants or facts ; and science can only reason from the known to the unknown . It is from the facts of nature that the principle of evolution has been dcduced . The vera causa of evolution ...
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No less dangerous is the introduction into it of false principles , by which whole regions of fact are consigned to the ... which ought to be assigned to what Professor Tyndall has designated the principle of philosophical imagination ...
No less dangerous is the introduction into it of false principles , by which whole regions of fact are consigned to the ... which ought to be assigned to what Professor Tyndall has designated the principle of philosophical imagination ...
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torian to subject the historical books of the Bible to the severest principles of criticism , for they belong to ... The audacity with which he uses the principle of historical conjecture is almost sublime , and it seems never to have ...
torian to subject the historical books of the Bible to the severest principles of criticism , for they belong to ... The audacity with which he uses the principle of historical conjecture is almost sublime , and it seems never to have ...
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DISCUSSION ON THE ABOVE PAPER 32 | 11 |
INTERMEDIATE MEETING 19TH FEBRUARY 1872 | 54 |
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