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Mr. Stewart has made some remarks on experience and analogy , which are equally applicable to analogy and induction . He says that " although the difference between the two sorts of evidence , which are commonly referred to the separate ...
Mr. Stewart has made some remarks on experience and analogy , which are equally applicable to analogy and induction . He says that " although the difference between the two sorts of evidence , which are commonly referred to the separate ...
Page 91
I am doubtful if this observation be justified by the common use of language ; which as far as I am able to judge , uniformly refers the evidence on which a cautious physician proceeds , not to analogy but to experience .
I am doubtful if this observation be justified by the common use of language ; which as far as I am able to judge , uniformly refers the evidence on which a cautious physician proceeds , not to analogy but to experience .
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In the school of experience he has , he trusts , acquired a self - control and selfsubjection , which , to him , would make the recurrence of such an incident amusing merely : At this time , if the contents of a loaded pistol were ...
In the school of experience he has , he trusts , acquired a self - control and selfsubjection , which , to him , would make the recurrence of such an incident amusing merely : At this time , if the contents of a loaded pistol were ...
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