A Short Statement of Some Important Facts, Relative to the Late Election of ...
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. In the front of thefe quotations, I fliall - place the very firft aphorilm of Lord Bacon's Novum Organon j an ^horifm which will be acknowledged, by all who are able to form a judgment of its import, to exprefs precifely the fame dodhinc with Mr Leflie's note, and in a manner ilill more ftrong and tmqua* Ufied.
' " Homo naturje minister et in- terpres tantum facit et intelligit quantum de naturje ordine re vel menteob&ervaverit: nec amplius s^cit, aut potest." This aphorifm, it deferves to be... remarked, i^ not a metapbyfical^ but a logical principle : nay, it. is the cardinal principle^ on which the whole logic of the Experimental 6r In- duftive Philofophy of the moderns hinges.
It is, at the fame time, a principk, of which even Bacon's profefled followers frequently lofe fight, particularly in thofe hypothetlqal {peculations about invifible intermedia^ which it S3 it is Mr Leflie's obje(ft, in this part. of hi$ work, to combat*. That part of Mr Hume's ^flay which relates to phyfical caufcs is un- quefUomably the cleareft and fuUeft com- - mentary on it which has yet appeared ; ajid in this point of view, it was juftly entitled, to the praife which it has received from Mr Leflie.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. In the front of thefe quotations, I fliall - place the very firft aphorilm of Lord Bacon's Novum Organon j an ^horifm which will be acknowledged, by all who are able to form a judgment of its import, to exprefs precifely the fame dodhinc with Mr Leflie's note, and in a manner ilill more ftrong and tmqua* Ufied.
' " Homo naturje minister et in- terpres tantum facit et intelligit quantum de naturje ordine re vel menteob&ervaverit: nec amplius s^cit, aut potest." This aphorifm, it deferves to be... remarked, i^ not a metapbyfical^ but a logical principle : nay, it. is the cardinal principle^ on which the whole logic of the Experimental 6r In- duftive Philofophy of the moderns hinges.
It is, at the fame time, a principk, of which even Bacon's profefled followers frequently lofe fight, particularly in thofe hypothetlqal {peculations about invifible intermedia^ which it S3 it is Mr Leflie's obje(ft, in this part. of hi$ work, to combat*. That part of Mr Hume's ^flay which relates to phyfical caufcs is un- quefUomably the cleareft and fuUeft com- - mentary on it which has yet appeared ; ajid in this point of view, it was juftly entitled, to the praife which it has received from Mr Leflie.
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