Kerrs Collection of Voyages And Travels volume 18 William Stevenson 8 6
Kerrs Collection of Voyages And Travels volume 18 William Stevenson 8 6
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Whoever draws up a catalogue, or gives to the public a work on anyparticular subject, is bound to make it as good as he can; but, after all, he must not expect that there will be no difference of opinion about hislabours. Some will think (to confine ourselves to the catalogue) that hehas admitted books that ought not to have found a place in it; whereasothers will impeach his diligence, his information, or his judgment, because he has omitted books which they think ought to have entered intoit.... All, therefore, that a person who engages to draw up a catalogue cando, is to exercise and apply as much research and judgment as possible, andto request his readers, if they find general proofs of such research andjudgment, to attribute the omission of what they think ought to have beeninserted, or the insertion of what they think ought to have been omitted, to difference of opinion, rather than to a deficiency in research orjudgment.
It may be proper to remark, with regard to the principle of selectionpursued, that many works are admitted which do not bear the title oftravels; this has been done, wherever, though not under that title, theyare the result of the actual travels and observations, or enquiries of theauthors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Whoever draws up a catalogue, or gives to the public a work on anyparticular subject, is bound to make it as good as he can; but, after all, he must not expect that there will be no difference of opinion about hislabours. Some will think (to confine ourselves to the catalogue) that hehas admitted books that ought not to have found a place in it; whereasothers will impeach his diligence, his information, or his judgment, because he has omitted books which they think ought to have entered intoit.... All, therefore, that a person who engages to draw up a catalogue cando, is to exercise and apply as much research and judgment as possible, andto request his readers, if they find general proofs of such research andjudgment, to attribute the omission of what they think ought to have beeninserted, or the insertion of what they think ought to have been omitted, to difference of opinion, rather than to a deficiency in research orjudgment.
It may be proper to remark, with regard to the principle of selectionpursued, that many works are admitted which do not bear the title oftravels; this has been done, wherever, though not under that title, theyare the result of the actual travels and observations, or enquiries of theauthors.
What to read after Kerrs Collection of Voyages And Travels volume 18 William Stevenson 8 6?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kerr Robert to read onlineMoreLess
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