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Another popular maxim, that ssOf two dispu
tants the warnest is generally in the wrong" " he
disproves as follows egl afe,s-i4t,f


'Our experience would lead us to quite an OPP
posite conclusion. Temper, indeed, Is no test Of
truth; but warmth and earnestness are a proof at
least Of mans own conviction Of the rectitude
of that which he maintains. Goodness is often
the result Of unprincipled indifference to truth
or falsehood, as of sober confidence on mans
own side in dispute"