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45823	Newman, Charles Robert	Essays in Rationalism			.txt	text/plain	15505	595	60	Of Charles Robert Newman, until the death of his brother, the Cardinal, By "truth" you mean the ascertained existence of any idea or thing, principles are the ground whereon we build in our reasonings; all that certain ideas or things, and reason, who forms propositions suggested They are perceived by us to be true by an act of reason called that first principles of reason must needs be, I must speculate for aimed to realise a certain first principle of reason, which I shall experience, and no more belongs to first principles of reason than to is, first principles of reason are merely the result of one of those principles derived from the various use of the word reason--which reasoning--a word proper to demonstrative truth--seems to be nothing science and of worldly business, reason is the judge of all truth To the rights of reason belongs a certain degree of power, both in	./cache/45823.txt	./txt/45823.txt