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1      I, 3 |     will sometimes not try to establish anything else. Thus, the
2      I, 13|  matter whether our aim is to establish a man’s guilt or to establish
3      I, 13| establish a man’s guilt or to establish his innocence. Wherever
4     II, 1 |     already given: the way to establish your own goodness is the
5     II, 1 |     is the same as the way to establish that of others. Good will
6     II, 19| further than this, and try to establish abstract laws of greatness
7     II, 23|   proposition; if it has, you establish it. E.g. "Temperance is
8     II, 23|      Try, in face of this, to establish the point of view which
9    III, 16|      or the opposite facts to establish the opposite arguments.~