The Relation of Intellectual Power to Man's True Perfection, Further Considered: With Reference to a Criticism in the Rambler for May 1862 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover
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I take for granted, that no one will take the trouble to read this pamphlet, unless he is desirous of thoroughly examining the controversy to which it refers. I will therefore here reiterate a request which I make in p. 3; I will entreat the reader to have my original pamphlet at hand, and refer to it at once whenever it is cited. I believe, of course, that the original work contained a statement of reasons, amply sufficient for its various conclusions; my chief business, therefore, in this, will be the drawing attention to those reasons. It would be simple waste of time and room, to put down again here, what has been fully stated there.
It is but reasonable, that the reader should also refer to my opponent's article whenever I quote it. And I should be extremely glad if, as soon as he has completed this pamphlet, he would again read through the adverse criticism as carefully as possible; to see if there be any argument of the least force, which I have omitted to consider. Indeed, I am very confident that the more carefully that article is read, in so much the lower estimation will its reasoning and conclusions be held.
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Excerpt from The Relation of Intellectual Power to Man's True Perfection, Further Considered: With Reference to a Criticism in the Rambler for May 1862
The seventh and last question will be, whether those who appertain to what I have called the anti Catholic schools of thought, really hold such opinions, as those attributed to them in my first Essay.
Finally, I would draw special attention to the short ninth section, in which the contrast is drawn out between my opponent's theory and my own.
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