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... testimony . It is not like alledging a new law of na- ture , or a new experiment in natural philo- fophy , because , when these are related , it is expected that , under the fame circumstances , the fame effect will follow universally ...
... testimony . It is not like alledging a new law of na- ture , or a new experiment in natural philo- fophy , because , when these are related , it is expected that , under the fame circumstances , the fame effect will follow universally ...
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... testimony is a phenomenon . The truth of the fact folves the phenomenon . If we reject this folution , we ought to have fome other to reft in ; and none even by our ad- verfaries can be admitted , which is not con- fiftent with the ...
... testimony is a phenomenon . The truth of the fact folves the phenomenon . If we reject this folution , we ought to have fome other to reft in ; and none even by our ad- verfaries can be admitted , which is not con- fiftent with the ...
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... testimony , as well indeed as Pliny's , goes alfo to another point , viz . that the deaths of these men were martyrdoms in the strictest fense , that is to say , were fo voluntary , that it was in their power , at the time of pro ...
... testimony , as well indeed as Pliny's , goes alfo to another point , viz . that the deaths of these men were martyrdoms in the strictest fense , that is to say , were fo voluntary , that it was in their power , at the time of pro ...
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... by arguments and difcourfes built upon thefe facts , either referring to them , or ne- ceffarily prefuppofing them , I remark this variety , because in examin- ing ancient records , or indeed any species of testimony ing [ 56 ]
... by arguments and difcourfes built upon thefe facts , either referring to them , or ne- ceffarily prefuppofing them , I remark this variety , because in examin- ing ancient records , or indeed any species of testimony ing [ 56 ]
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... testimony , it is , in my opinion , of the greatest importance to attend to the informa- tion or grounds of argument which are cafually and undefignedly disclosed ; forafmuch as this fpecies of proof is , of all others , the leaft ...
... testimony , it is , in my opinion , of the greatest importance to attend to the informa- tion or grounds of argument which are cafually and undefignedly disclosed ; forafmuch as this fpecies of proof is , of all others , the leaft ...
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