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<head>NONCON - Crit. Review <note> | <head>NONCON - Crit. Review <note>For 1766. p. 328.</note></head> | ||
<p>A writer in one of the reviews falls with great <lb/> | <p>A writer in one of the reviews falls with great <lb/> | ||
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<del>palliating</del> <add>seeking (as it seems to him</add>)<del>under</del> in<lb/> one of his pieces <del><unclear>this</unclear></del> to<lb/> | <del>palliating</del> <add>seeking (as it seems to him</add>)<del>under</del> in<lb/> one of his pieces <del><unclear>this</unclear></del> to<lb/> | ||
<del>introducing</del> <hi rend='underline'>in the article <foreign>Amour Socratique</foreign></hi><lb/> | <del>introducing</del> <hi rend='underline'>in the article <foreign>Amour Socratique</foreign></hi><lb/> | ||
palliate the guilt of this offence<lb/> | palliate the guilt of this offence <note>This he does in the Grief of Griefs <unclear>while</unclear> without attempting to invalidate the truth of any of these observations which appear to him to be introduced<del> for the sake of <gap/> it</del><add> in the design</add></note><lb/> | ||
<del>of a miscellany entitled The Philosophical</del><lb/> | <del>of a miscellany entitled The Philosophical</del><lb/> | ||
<del>Dictionary" observations</del> | <del>Dictionary" observations</del> | ||
</p> | </p> | ||
<note>I dare answer for that gallant philosopher his physical abhorrence against this fickleness falls short in nothing to that of this Reviewer.</note> | <note>I dare answer for that gallant philosopher his physical abhorrence against this fickleness falls short in nothing to that of this Reviewer.</note> | ||
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What is curious, the circumstance <del><add><unclear>argument</unclear></add></del> which<lb/> | What is curious, the circumstance <del><add><unclear>argument</unclear></add></del> which<lb/> | ||
M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> de Voltaire assigns <del><gap/></del> as the reason<lb/> | M<hi rend='superscript'>r</hi> de Voltaire assigns <del><gap/></del> as the reason<lb/> | ||
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<del>circumstance</del> <add>property</add> on <add>from</add> which it's political & consequently<lb/> | <del>circumstance</del> <add>property</add> on <add>from</add> which it's political & consequently<lb/> | ||
moral guilt can <del>reasonably</del> <add>rationally</add> be<lb/> | moral guilt can <del>reasonably</del> <add>rationally</add> be<lb/> | ||
inferred <add>established</add> <add>it's evil influence on<lb/>population</add> <add>it <unclear>sollicitous</unclear> to</add> the Reviewer contests this for<lb/> | inferred <add>established</add> <add>it's evil influence on<lb/>population</add> <note>not without <add>at least</add> an appearance <del>at least</del> of propriety</note> <add>it <unclear>sollicitous</unclear> to</add> the Reviewer contests this for<lb/> | ||
<del>of lust <gap/> <gap/> of propensity:</del> <del>not with</del> this, forsooth, <del>forsooth,</del> he | <del>of lust <gap/> <gap/> of propensity:</del> <del>not with</del> this, forsooth, <del>forsooth,</del> he | ||
was the <add>being</add> the <unclear>artificer</unclear> of the Frenchman's | was the <add>being</add> the <unclear>artificer</unclear> of the Frenchman's<lb/> | ||
artifice, to throw the opinion of it's guilt<lb/> | |||
upon a false<add> an untenable</add> foundation, in order to remove<lb/> | |||
it from the true.</p> | |||
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What distinguishes a real from an imaginary<lb/> | |||
crime, is precisely this, that with regard<lb/> | |||
to the 1st all observations that can be introduced<lb/> | |||
to palliate it, being either false in<lb/> | |||
point of fact, or inconclusive in point<lb/> | |||
or reason, admit in general of an easy a ready<lb/> | |||
and at the worst of a satisfactory reply:<lb/> | |||
On this <gap/> in the case of the latter, even<lb/> | |||
that persuasion has no other foundation that<lb/> | |||
prejudice, the setting up a <gap/> against <gap/> | |||
& the giving full loose to the torrent of | |||
invective & exclamation <gap/> the only <gap/> | |||
of it's support. - men's passions must be<lb/> | |||
inflamed) Suppose the experiment, for example<lb/> | |||
NONCON - Crit. Review For 1766. p. 328.
A writer in one of the reviews falls with great
asperity upon Mr de Voltaire for
palliating seeking (as it seems to him)under in
one of his pieces this to
introducing in the article Amour Socratique
palliate the guilt of this offence This he does in the Grief of Griefs while without attempting to invalidate the truth of any of these observations which appear to him to be introduced for the sake of it in the design
of a miscellany entitled The Philosophical
Dictionary" observations
I dare answer for that gallant philosopher his physical abhorrence against this fickleness falls short in nothing to that of this Reviewer.
What is curious, the circumstance argument which
Mr de Voltaire assigns as the reason
for his not holding it innocent, the only
circumstance property on from which it's political & consequently
moral guilt can reasonably rationally be
inferred established it's evil influence on
population not without at least an appearance at least of propriety it sollicitous to the Reviewer contests this for
of lust of propensity: not with this, forsooth, forsooth, he
was the being the artificer of the Frenchman's
artifice, to throw the opinion of it's guilt
upon a false an untenable foundation, in order to remove
it from the true.
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What distinguishes a real from an imaginary
crime, is precisely this, that with regard
to the 1st all observations that can be introduced
to palliate it, being either false in
point of fact, or inconclusive in point
or reason, admit in general of an easy a ready
and at the worst of a satisfactory reply:
On this in the case of the latter, even
that persuasion has no other foundation that
prejudice, the setting up a against
& the giving full loose to the torrent of
invective & exclamation the only
of it's support. - men's passions must be
inflamed) Suppose the experiment, for example
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