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C. 20.
[5] "With what greediness are the miraculous accounts of travellersreceived, their descriptions of sea and land monsters, their relationsof wonderful adventures, strange men, and uncouth manners!"—_Hume'sEssay on Miracles_, p. 179, 12mo; p. 185, 8vo, 1767; p. 117, 8vo, 1817.
N. B. —In order to give every possible facility of reference, threeeditions of Hume's Essays have been generally employed: a 12mo, London, 1756, and two 8vo editions.
[6] "Suppose a fact to be transmitted through twe...nty persons; thefirst communicating it to the second, the second to the third, &c. , and let the probability of each testimony be expressed by nine-tenths, (that is, suppose that of ten reports made by each witness, nine onlyare true, ) then, at every time the story passes from one witness toanother, the evidence is reduced to nine-tenths of what it was before. Thus, after it has passed through the whole twenty, the evidence willbe found to be less than one-eighth. "—LA PLACE, _Essai Philosophiquesur les Probabilités_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. 20.
[5] "With what greediness are the miraculous accounts of travellersreceived, their descriptions of sea and land monsters, their relationsof wonderful adventures, strange men, and uncouth manners!"—_Hume'sEssay on Miracles_, p. 179, 12mo; p. 185, 8vo, 1767; p. 117, 8vo, 1817.
N. B. —In order to give every possible facility of reference, threeeditions of Hume's Essays have been generally employed: a 12mo, London, 1756, and two 8vo editions.
[6] "Suppose a fact to be transmitted through twe...nty persons; thefirst communicating it to the second, the second to the third, &c. , and let the probability of each testimony be expressed by nine-tenths, (that is, suppose that of ten reports made by each witness, nine onlyare true, ) then, at every time the story passes from one witness toanother, the evidence is reduced to nine-tenths of what it was before. Thus, after it has passed through the whole twenty, the evidence willbe found to be less than one-eighth. "—LA PLACE, _Essai Philosophiquesur les Probabilités_.
What to read after Historic Doubts Relative to Napoleon Buonaparte?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whately, Richard, 1787-1863 to read onlineMoreLess
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