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...theoretical knowledge and practical ikill are happily combined in the fame perfon, the intelle&ual power of man appears in its full perfection ; and fits him equally to conduct, with a maflerly hand, the details of ordinary bufmefs, and to contend fuccefsfully with the untried difficulties...

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...they lead. When theoretical knowledge and practical fkill are happily combined in the fame perfon, the intellectual power of man appears in its full perfection ; and fits him equally to conduft, with a mafterly hand, the details of ordinary bufinefs, and to contend fuccefsfully with the...

...necessarily produce a character limited in its powers, and " fitted only for particular exertions. — When theoretical knowledge " and practical skill are...equally to conduct with a masterly hand the details of ordi" nary business, and to contend successfully with the untried diffi" culties of new and hazardous...

...advancement of his art. But it is the union of theory with practice that is now recommended. And " when theoretical knowledge and practical skill are...intellectual power of man appears in its full perfection, and equally fits him to conduct, with a masterly hand, the details of ordinary business, and to contend...

...greatest. In important situations, accordingly, men of the most general views are found not to be inferiour to the vulgar in their attention to details ; because...ordinary business, and to contend successfully with the ffi /u / * untried difficulties of new and hazardous situations. In conductingthe former, mere experience...

...and occurrences which such situations present, rouse their passions, and interest their cariosity, from the magnitude of the consequences to which they...perfection, and fits him equally to conduct, with a mnsterly hand, the details of ordinary business, and to contend successfully with the untried difficulties...

...according to our author, shows ' the intellectual power of man in its full perfection, and fits him to conduct, with a masterly hand, the ^details of ordinary business, and to consend successfully with tlu: nntried difficulties of new and hazardous situations.'* From the very...