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 1     II,  XVI |     fails, a gap is made, the chain breaks, and the progress
 2     II,  XVII| surveyor may as soon with his chain measure out infinite space,
 3     II,  XXI |      after that, follows in a chain of consequences, linked
 4     IV,  I   |    actual view that admirable chain of intermediate ideas whereby
 5     IV,  XII |      degrees, and a continued chain of reasonings, proceed to
 6     IV,  XVII|  there is in each link of the chain, whereby the extremes are
 7     IV,  XVII|       be such as in the whole chain hath a visible connexion
 8     IV,  XVII|      wherever any link of the chain is loose and without connexion,
 9     IV,  XVII| Self-determination”; by which chain of ideas thus visibly linked
10     IV,  XVII|   subjecting each link of the chain to the immediate view of
11     IV,  XVII|     it were, manacled, in the chain of syllogisms, without allowing