Principal Cairns
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But that that structure ever gave way, that it ever cametumbling down in ruins about him so that it had to be built againon new foundations, there is no evidence to show. The "_aliquidinconcussum_" appears to have remained with him all through theexperience. This seems clear from a passage in a letter written in1848 to his brother David, then a student in Sir William Hamilton'sclass, in which he says; "I never found my religious susceptibilitiesinjured by metaphysical speculations. Whether this... was a singularfelicity I do not know, but I have heard others complain. "[13] [Footnote 13: _Life and Letters_, p. 295. ] This, taken in conjunction with the passage quoted above fromClark's Life, in which it is hard to believe that he is not speakingof himself, seems decisive enough, and in a mind of such speculativegrasp and activity it is remarkable. "Right down through thestorm-zone of the nineteenth century, " writes one who knew him well, "he comes untroubled by the force of the '_aliquid inconcussum_.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But that that structure ever gave way, that it ever cametumbling down in ruins about him so that it had to be built againon new foundations, there is no evidence to show. The "_aliquidinconcussum_" appears to have remained with him all through theexperience. This seems clear from a passage in a letter written in1848 to his brother David, then a student in Sir William Hamilton'sclass, in which he says; "I never found my religious susceptibilitiesinjured by metaphysical speculations. Whether this... was a singularfelicity I do not know, but I have heard others complain. "[13] [Footnote 13: _Life and Letters_, p. 295. ] This, taken in conjunction with the passage quoted above fromClark's Life, in which it is hard to believe that he is not speakingof himself, seems decisive enough, and in a mind of such speculativegrasp and activity it is remarkable. "Right down through thestorm-zone of the nineteenth century, " writes one who knew him well, "he comes untroubled by the force of the '_aliquid inconcussum_.
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