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Page 339
As knowledge increased , it was also anticipated that an implicit belief in the records of the Maha - Raza - Wen ( Great History of Kings ) , and other classical though apocryphal authorities , might give way to doubt .
As knowledge increased , it was also anticipated that an implicit belief in the records of the Maha - Raza - Wen ( Great History of Kings ) , and other classical though apocryphal authorities , might give way to doubt .
Page 473
The " little science ” which , Bacon says , “ leads to doubt , " will expand into that higher , grander science which “ leads to faith , ” or at all events , to wondering , loving awe , and the irrepressible longing for the Infinite .
The " little science ” which , Bacon says , “ leads to doubt , " will expand into that higher , grander science which “ leads to faith , ” or at all events , to wondering , loving awe , and the irrepressible longing for the Infinite .
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Whatever might have been thought of the system , nobody could doubt what it meant . Mr. Trafford and his mill at Mowbray , Eustace Lyle and his charities at St. Geneviève , Henry Sidney and his ...
Whatever might have been thought of the system , nobody could doubt what it meant . Mr. Trafford and his mill at Mowbray , Eustace Lyle and his charities at St. Geneviève , Henry Sidney and his ...
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