The Preceptor: Containing a General Course of Education. Wherein the First Principles of Polite Learning are Laid Down in a Way Most Suitable for Trying the Genius, and Advancing the Instruction of Youth. In Twelve Parts. Illustrated with Maps and Useful Cuts ...J. Dodsley, 1793 |
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... Logicians have been careful to note these feveral Steps , and have diftin- guifhed them in their Writings by the Name of the Opera- tions of the Mind . These they make four in Number ; and agreeably to that , have divided the whole ...
... Logicians have been careful to note these feveral Steps , and have diftin- guifhed them in their Writings by the Name of the Opera- tions of the Mind . These they make four in Number ; and agreeably to that , have divided the whole ...
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... Logicians term Judgement . Reasoning . VII . INTUITION affords the highest Degree of Certainty ; it breaks in with an irresistible Light upon the Understanding , and leaves no Room for Doubt or Hefitation . Could we in all Cafes ,, by ...
... Logicians term Judgement . Reasoning . VII . INTUITION affords the highest Degree of Certainty ; it breaks in with an irresistible Light upon the Understanding , and leaves no Room for Doubt or Hefitation . Could we in all Cafes ,, by ...
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... Logicians , prefuppofing fome tolerable Mea- fure of Knowledge , before it can have an Opportunity of ex- etting itself in any extenfive Degree . Perception and Judge- ment , Terms of a very ex- tenfive Signi- fication . IX . WE see ...
... Logicians , prefuppofing fome tolerable Mea- fure of Knowledge , before it can have an Opportunity of ex- etting itself in any extenfive Degree . Perception and Judge- ment , Terms of a very ex- tenfive Signi- fication . IX . WE see ...
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... Logicians have been self - fubfift- very fertile ; but as they tend little to the Ad- ence infepa- vancement of real Knowledge , and ferve rather rable from to fill the Memory with Words and their Signifi- Subftances . cations , than ...
... Logicians have been self - fubfift- very fertile ; but as they tend little to the Ad- ence infepa- vancement of real Knowledge , and ferve rather rable from to fill the Memory with Words and their Signifi- Subftances . cations , than ...
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... Logicians . Species , in Strict- rifing from Particulars to nefs and Propriety of Speech , is fuch a Rank or Generals . Clafs of Things , as comprehends under it only Individuals : Genus advances ftill higher , and takes in a Variety of ...
... Logicians . Species , in Strict- rifing from Particulars to nefs and Propriety of Speech , is fuch a Rank or Generals . Clafs of Things , as comprehends under it only Individuals : Genus advances ftill higher , and takes in a Variety of ...
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