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 1 Ded |      light in the darkness of philosophy, be the means of making
 2 Ded |       book-learning), such as philosophy may be built upon — such,
 3 Ded |    the lapse of so many ages, philosophy and the sciences may no
 4 Pre |       which they are capable. Philosophy and the intellectual sciences,
 5 Pre |    aim has been not to extend philosophy and the arts in substance
 6 Plan| History for the Foundation of Philosophy  The Ladder of the Intellect
 7 Plan|      Anticipations of the New Philosophy  The New Philosophy; or
 8 Plan|       New Philosophy  The New Philosophy; or Active Science   The
 9 Plan|     for a foundation to build philosophy upon. For a good method
10 Plan|   with very bad materials for philosophy and the sciences.~Then an
11 Plan|  causes and supply a suckling philosophy with its first food. For
12 Plan|     childhood, as it were, of philosophy in its course of natural
13 Plan|     glances of history toward philosophy, both by way of an assurance
14 Plan|       to do but to proceed to philosophy itself. And yet in a matter
15 Plan|     For even those schools of philosophy which held the absolute
16 Plan| discloses and sets forth that philosophy which by the legitimate,