 | Thomas Baker - Bible - 1738 - 318 pages
...of Men in one Age, if at all practicable : For whatever Opinion he might have of the Conclufi venefs of this Way, one crofs Circumftance in an Experiment...diforder a Syllogifm ; and a Man needs only make a Tryal, in any Part of natural Hiftory, as left us by my Lord Bacon, to fee how conclufive his InduEiion... | |
 | British - 1762 - 414 pages
...would as eafily overthrow his induction, as an ambiguous word .would diforder a fyllogifm ; and a mart needs only make a trial in any part of natural hiftory, as left us by my lord Bacon, to fee how conclnfive his induction was like to have been. To fay nothing, that, notwithftanding his blaming the... | |
 | Samuel Austin Allibone - American literature - 1858 - 1022 pages
...experiment would as easily overthrow his induction, as an ambiguous word would disorder a syllogism : and a man needs only make a trial in any part of natural history, as left us by my Lord Uacon, to мч- how conclusive his Induction was like to have been.... | |
 | Samuel Austin Allibone - American literature - 1899 - 1172 pages
...experiment would as easily overthrow his Induction, as an ambigurus word would disorder a syllogism; and a man needs only make a trial in any part of natural history, as left us by my Lord Bacon, to sae bov conclusive his induction was llku to have been. To... | |
 | Samuel Austin Allibone - American literature - 1899 - 1172 pages
...experiment would as easily overthrow his Induction, as an ambijru^up word would disorder a syllogism; and a man needs only make a trial in any part of natural history, as left us by my Lord Bacon, to see bow conclusive his induction was like to have been. To... | |
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Induction too large to be made by one Man, or any Society of Men in one Age, if at all practicable : For whatever Opinion he might have of the... 