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1 Pre |        polities, there is but one form of polity in the sciences;
2 Pre |         to himself, which was the form and manner of the temptation.
3 Plan|     consider induction to be that form of demonstration which upholds
4 Plan|      change I introduce is in the form itself of induction and
5 Plan|    sciences stand in need of is a form of induction which shall
6 Plan|       induction in its legitimate form. This doctrine, then, of
7 Plan|        method of demonstration or form of interpreting nature may
8 Plan| discovered and proved by the true form of interpretation) I do