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The agitation must be considered as a whole ; for it was as a whole the Government dealt with it , and as a whole they defeated and extinguished it . The merit of the victory was not the mere humiliation and discomfiture of the clubs ...
The agitation must be considered as a whole ; for it was as a whole the Government dealt with it , and as a whole they defeated and extinguished it . The merit of the victory was not the mere humiliation and discomfiture of the clubs ...
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The method he adopted as he himself reminds us — was one sanctioned by the whole spirit of the age , and the undoubted scientific tendency of the European mind . Bacon first showed , how observation and induction formed the true mode of ...
The method he adopted as he himself reminds us — was one sanctioned by the whole spirit of the age , and the undoubted scientific tendency of the European mind . Bacon first showed , how observation and induction formed the true mode of ...
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The whole of these proceedings strike us as being something like the behaviour of an individual who , having had his head broken by a severe drubbing , should bring an action against the stick which belaboured him , instead of against ...
The whole of these proceedings strike us as being something like the behaviour of an individual who , having had his head broken by a severe drubbing , should bring an action against the stick which belaboured him , instead of against ...
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