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... discussion and requiring discussion as much , as the opinion itself . There is the same need of an infallible judge of opinions to decide an opinion to be noxious , as to decide it to be false , unless the opinion condemned has full ...
... discussion and requiring discussion as much , as the opinion itself . There is the same need of an infallible judge of opinions to decide an opinion to be noxious , as to decide it to be false , unless the opinion condemned has full ...
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... discussion of heretical opinions ; and that such of them as could not stand such a discussion , though they may be prevented from spreading , do not disappear . But it is not the minds of heretics that are deteriorated most , by the ban ...
... discussion of heretical opinions ; and that such of them as could not stand such a discussion , though they may be prevented from spreading , do not disappear . But it is not the minds of heretics that are deteriorated most , by the ban ...
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... discussion has not , however , induced me to alter a single word in the text , nor has it at all weakened my conviction that , moments of panic excepted , the era of pains and penalties for political discussion has , in our own country ...
... discussion has not , however , induced me to alter a single word in the text , nor has it at all weakened my conviction that , moments of panic excepted , the era of pains and penalties for political discussion has , in our own country ...
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DANIEL KATZ | 20 |
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