Philosophic Nights in Paris
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Gregory of Tours, an historian of evident good faith, was present during his life at hundreds of miracles, which he describes most com- plaisantly. He saw them, controlled them: yet the majority of them are pure extrava- gances, inadmissible in our day even by the most obtuse of pietists. Contemporary 115 PHILOSOPHIC • NIGHTS • IN ■ PARIS history and Judicial reports prove to us constantly the worthlessness of evidence. At the time of the Liban catastrophe, when the vessel went down in broad da...ylight as the result of a collision, it was impossible to learn from the surviving members of the crew whether the captain was or was not on the bridge at the time of the accident. Some had seen him there, while others swore that he was not on the bridge. In a certain criminal trial it becomes neces- sary to identify a person who has been but glimpsed; they succeed in identifying him, but only by influencing the witnesses, placing them on the possible track or upon that which justice desires them to follow.
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Gregory of Tours, an historian of evident good faith, was present during his life at hundreds of miracles, which he describes most com- plaisantly. He saw them, controlled them: yet the majority of them are pure extrava- gances, inadmissible in our day even by the most obtuse of pietists. Contemporary 115 PHILOSOPHIC • NIGHTS • IN ■ PARIS history and Judicial reports prove to us constantly the worthlessness of evidence. At the time of the Liban catastrophe, when the vessel went down in broad da...ylight as the result of a collision, it was impossible to learn from the surviving members of the crew whether the captain was or was not on the bridge at the time of the accident. Some had seen him there, while others swore that he was not on the bridge. In a certain criminal trial it becomes neces- sary to identify a person who has been but glimpsed; they succeed in identifying him, but only by influencing the witnesses, placing them on the possible track or upon that which justice desires them to follow.
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