"In short, he ranges, with curious attention, through the wide regions of truth; noting the different steps, that lead to it, by converging lines, and carefully distinguishing the false lights of fancy or passion from the cooler investigations of the reasoning faculties."
Letters on Materialism and Hartley's theory of the Human Mind, Addressed to Dr. Priestley, F. R. S.
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