Guesses At Truth
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The opposite belief, that there is any point of view from which mankind can be regarded as progressive, so that the regular advances already made may warrant a hope that afterages will go on advancing in the same direction, seems to have been originally e. Xcited by the progress of science, and to have been confined thereto. Perhaps it may have been by the Romans, — on whom such a vast influx of knowledge poured in, as if to make amends for the downfall of everything else, in the latter ages of... the republic, and the earlier of the empire, — that such a notiou was first distinctly entertained. Thucydides was indeed well aware that Greece had been increasing for centuriel in power and wealth and civilization ; and he strongly urges that the events of his own time are superior in importance to any former ones. More than once too he GUESSES AT TRUTH. 315 explicitly asserts the law, which is tacitly and practically recognized by all men, that, according to the constitution of human nature, we may count that the future will re- semble the past.
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The opposite belief, that there is any point of view from which mankind can be regarded as progressive, so that the regular advances already made may warrant a hope that afterages will go on advancing in the same direction, seems to have been originally e. Xcited by the progress of science, and to have been confined thereto. Perhaps it may have been by the Romans, — on whom such a vast influx of knowledge poured in, as if to make amends for the downfall of everything else, in the latter ages of... the republic, and the earlier of the empire, — that such a notiou was first distinctly entertained. Thucydides was indeed well aware that Greece had been increasing for centuriel in power and wealth and civilization ; and he strongly urges that the events of his own time are superior in importance to any former ones. More than once too he GUESSES AT TRUTH. 315 explicitly asserts the law, which is tacitly and practically recognized by all men, that, according to the constitution of human nature, we may count that the future will re- semble the past.
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