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Coke , an independent Judge . 101 of ontologists and cosmogonists could remain unchallenged . It was impossible that Philosophy could long be permitted wantonly to assume her premises , after Faith had been forced to submit hers to the ...
Coke , an independent Judge . 101 of ontologists and cosmogonists could remain unchallenged . It was impossible that Philosophy could long be permitted wantonly to assume her premises , after Faith had been forced to submit hers to the ...
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123 Many a wrong verdict is extorted from a jury , many a judge is seduced into adopting plausible but unsound law ... To which it must be added that on trials by jury , in which the real judges are the jurymen , and the person called a ...
123 Many a wrong verdict is extorted from a jury , many a judge is seduced into adopting plausible but unsound law ... To which it must be added that on trials by jury , in which the real judges are the jurymen , and the person called a ...
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There may be a judge of infallible truth , but unless we know who he is and what he says , we are still in the dark . ... or how discovered or expressed , its members constitute themselves separate judges , and form different judgments ...
There may be a judge of infallible truth , but unless we know who he is and what he says , we are still in the dark . ... or how discovered or expressed , its members constitute themselves separate judges , and form different judgments ...
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