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It is still what our poet has called“ The lawless science of our law , That codeless
myriad of precedent , That wilderness of single instances . " Committees have
reported , commissions have made suggestions , experiments have been ...
It is still what our poet has called“ The lawless science of our law , That codeless
myriad of precedent , That wilderness of single instances . " Committees have
reported , commissions have made suggestions , experiments have been ...
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Attention was called to this evil , as long ago as 1859 , by your townsman , Mr .
Henry Bright , and steps were in consequence taken in the House of Commons
by Lord Houghton , which led to the preparation of a draft convention between Sir
...
Attention was called to this evil , as long ago as 1859 , by your townsman , Mr .
Henry Bright , and steps were in consequence taken in the House of Commons
by Lord Houghton , which led to the preparation of a draft convention between Sir
...
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I recommend in Dryden the poems only of what is called his Second Period ,
comprising among other things the “ Religio Laici , " the “ Mac Flecknoe , " and ,
above all , the “ Absolom and Achitophel . ” Add to these the first book of the “
Hind ...
I recommend in Dryden the poems only of what is called his Second Period ,
comprising among other things the “ Religio Laici , " the “ Mac Flecknoe , " and ,
above all , the “ Absolom and Achitophel . ” Add to these the first book of the “
Hind ...
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These are called “ Fallaciæ Dictionis . " * We must be all painfully aware of how
much blundering and misrepresentation are caused by these ( often
unintentionally ) even in common conversation . Whately warns us truly that
familiarity with a ...
These are called “ Fallaciæ Dictionis . " * We must be all painfully aware of how
much blundering and misrepresentation are caused by these ( often
unintentionally ) even in common conversation . Whately warns us truly that
familiarity with a ...
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This is called , technically , the “ Cum hoc ergo propter hoc " fallacy ; or the “ Non
causa pro causâ . ” It is best illustrated and exposed by the old story of Tenterden
Church Steeple and the Goodwin Sands . Another Fallacy ( often used in ...
This is called , technically , the “ Cum hoc ergo propter hoc " fallacy ; or the “ Non
causa pro causâ . ” It is best illustrated and exposed by the old story of Tenterden
Church Steeple and the Goodwin Sands . Another Fallacy ( often used in ...
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