The Collected Works of Dugald Stewart volume 11
The Collected Works of Dugald Stewart volume 11
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20. — That neglect of the gods, which is prevalent in this age, had not then arisen, nor was any one at that time in the habit of wresting the laws to his own purpose by putting his private inter- pretation on an oath, but rather adapted his practice to them. — Livy. P. 226, 1. 28. — See above, vol. I. P. 302, n. , c. 2, 1. 33. P. 227, 1. 1. — See above, vol. I. P. 302, n. , c. 2, 1. 33. P. 274, 1. 16. — There is a certain subtler sense, which is the com- panion and governor of this faculty or ...speech, sufficiently strengthened even by the natural desire of knowing the truth, by which (sense) we approve all that is true, simple, trustworthy, and hate what is false, feigned, and fallacious. — For that mode of using speech which com- mon utility demands, is immediately commended by the sense of every one. . . . Both the sense of the mind per se, and the common prin- ciple of utility, approve the unwavering resolution to make only such a use of speech as shall be in harmony with the thought of the speaker, and shall not mislead others.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
20. — That neglect of the gods, which is prevalent in this age, had not then arisen, nor was any one at that time in the habit of wresting the laws to his own purpose by putting his private inter- pretation on an oath, but rather adapted his practice to them. — Livy. P. 226, 1. 28. — See above, vol. I. P. 302, n. , c. 2, 1. 33. P. 227, 1. 1. — See above, vol. I. P. 302, n. , c. 2, 1. 33. P. 274, 1. 16. — There is a certain subtler sense, which is the com- panion and governor of this faculty or ...speech, sufficiently strengthened even by the natural desire of knowing the truth, by which (sense) we approve all that is true, simple, trustworthy, and hate what is false, feigned, and fallacious. — For that mode of using speech which com- mon utility demands, is immediately commended by the sense of every one. . . . Both the sense of the mind per se, and the common prin- ciple of utility, approve the unwavering resolution to make only such a use of speech as shall be in harmony with the thought of the speaker, and shall not mislead others.
What to read after The Collected Works of Dugald Stewart volume 11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stewart, Dugald, 1753-1828 to read onlineMoreLess
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