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 1 9 |      foundation of historical criticism. We will take an illustration
 2 9 |    truly; but it is Modernist criticism.~
 3 18|       of philosophy, history, criticism, feeling no horror at treading
 4 25| impulses they feel, to hinder criticism from impelling dogmas towards
 5 30|       their history and their criticism are saturated with their
 6 30|       to have said or done.~ ~Criticism and its Principles~
 7 31|       from philosophy, so too criticism takes its own from history.
 8 34|     assistance that branch of criticism which they call textual,
 9 34|       practising this kind of criticism. To hear them talk about
10 34|     come internal and textual criticism. And since it is characteristic
11 34|       is quite clear that the criticism We are concerned with is
12 34| immanentist, and evolutionist criticism. Hence anybody who embraces
13 42|       ignorant of history and criticism, for which they are only