The Works of Francis Bacon, Volumen4J. Cundee, 1802 |
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... neral Direction , or Table , for the due conducting and pro- secuting of all enquiries ; so as at the same time to deter- ` mine , limit , or almost grasp , the form of the nature en- quired into , and lead directly to practice . And in ...
... neral Direction , or Table , for the due conducting and pro- secuting of all enquiries ; so as at the same time to deter- ` mine , limit , or almost grasp , the form of the nature en- quired into , and lead directly to practice . And in ...
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... neral use , may deserve more than ordinary care and concern . And though to bring it so forward as we find it , was the labour of a master - builder ; though the work , in its own nature , is difficult , and , to vulgar philosophers ...
... neral use , may deserve more than ordinary care and concern . And though to bring it so forward as we find it , was the labour of a master - builder ; though the work , in its own nature , is difficult , and , to vulgar philosophers ...
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... neral survey of the subject ; the titles being made sufficiently numerous and comprehensive , and not accommodated to any hypothesis . His titles of the second order were set down , after a careful consideration of the heads of the ...
... neral survey of the subject ; the titles being made sufficiently numerous and comprehensive , and not accommodated to any hypothesis . His titles of the second order were set down , after a careful consideration of the heads of the ...
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