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The first author who stated fairly the connexion between the evidence of testimony and the evidence of experience, was Hume, in his ESSAY ON MIRACLES; a work _abounding in maxims of great use_ in the conduct of life.--_Edinburgh Review_, Sept. 1814, p. 328.
The first author who stated fairly the connexion between the evidence of testimony and the evidence of experience, was Hume, in his ESSAY ON MIRACLES; a work _abounding in maxim...
2. Chapter 2Now this is precisely the point I am tending to; for the fact exactly accords with the above supposition; the discordance and mutual contradictions of these witnesses being such...
3. Chapter 3Nay, there is this additional circumstance which renders the contradiction of Experience more glaring in this case than in that of the miraculous histories which ingenious scept...
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5. Chapter 5All this will doubtless be received as a very probable tale by those who have given full credit to all the stories I have alluded to in the foregoing pages.