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... truth , and in the higher sense but one truth , which he calls Idea or God himself , considered as the ob- ject of knowledge , or as it stands toward the human intel- lect , and is to us partly intelligible and partly superintelli ...
... truth , and in the higher sense but one truth , which he calls Idea or God himself , considered as the ob- ject of knowledge , or as it stands toward the human intel- lect , and is to us partly intelligible and partly superintelli ...
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... truth on the footing of equality before the civil authority , we grant , and we would have it so . We do not in this assert the indifference of truth and error , or that a man has the moral right to adhere to a false religion . Truth ...
... truth on the footing of equality before the civil authority , we grant , and we would have it so . We do not in this assert the indifference of truth and error , or that a man has the moral right to adhere to a false religion . Truth ...
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... truth in all systems , and no system can be complete that omits it ; but the science of truth cannot be constructed by collecting and adding together the sepa- rate truths of partial and incomplete systems ; for truth is not made up of ...
... truth in all systems , and no system can be complete that omits it ; but the science of truth cannot be constructed by collecting and adding together the sepa- rate truths of partial and incomplete systems ; for truth is not made up of ...
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NUMBER I | 1 |
VINCENZO OR SUNKEN ROCKS | 45 |
POPULAR CORRUPTION AND VENALITY | 70 |
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