The Republican, Volume 2Richard Carlile R. Carlile, 1970 - Free thought |
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Page 111
... knowledge are struggling hard with each other , and approaching their two extremes . The most cautious and wary steps are found necessary by both , but most fortunately the increase of the latter has the tendency of unmasking the former ...
... knowledge are struggling hard with each other , and approaching their two extremes . The most cautious and wary steps are found necessary by both , but most fortunately the increase of the latter has the tendency of unmasking the former ...
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... knowledge , but can neither confine it nor direct it . By a summary mode of expres- sion , it has been asserted by Lord Bacon , that " knowledge is power . " The observation is just , for in all ranks and degrees of life we find , that ...
... knowledge , but can neither confine it nor direct it . By a summary mode of expres- sion , it has been asserted by Lord Bacon , that " knowledge is power . " The observation is just , for in all ranks and degrees of life we find , that ...
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... knowledge , that moral virtue is the only essential to the happiness of man in society . We have no account in the records of history , that mankind in earlier ages had acquired the facility of obtaining knowledge , that we have now ...
... knowledge , that moral virtue is the only essential to the happiness of man in society . We have no account in the records of history , that mankind in earlier ages had acquired the facility of obtaining knowledge , that we have now ...
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High compliment to Majesty 122 | 7 |
CONTENTS OF THE SECOND VOLUME | 13 |
to females in general particularly those of Manchester | 47 |
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