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<del><gap/></del> Analogy is the great instrument of invention.<lb/> In the encyclopedical <unclear>tried</unclear> even the most<lb/> distant branches have their connections: they prosper<lb/> in each <sic>others</sic> vicinity: apposition and opposition<lb/> give them a general virtue. Mathematics is not<lb/> the only branch to which this principle of Euclid's<lb/> <hi rend='underline'>data</hi> may be applied with advantage. In the<lb/> field of legislation as of warfare, by mastering<lb/> a principal that you may master a variety<lb/> of dependencies.</p> | |||
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Analogy is the great instrument of invention.
In the encyclopedical tried even the most
distant branches have their connections: they prosper
in each others vicinity: apposition and opposition
give them a general virtue. Mathematics is not
the only branch to which this principle of Euclid's
data may be applied with advantage. In the
field of legislation as of warfare, by mastering
a principal that you may master a variety
of dependencies.
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