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Information and Knorledgs. There is q wide
and obvious distinction between knowledge and
Information A may be well informed who
possesses but an indifferent stock Of knowledge
Information may consist in such general idea Of
things, as to enable man to talk about them, but
knowledge comprehends the minutie of every
thing within its scope. A well informed man
may be able to take a share in almost every con-
versntion arising in the company in which he is
present Talk ofpolitics knows public char
acters understands daily changes, is, not at fnuls
with a new ministry, or at fault with foreign am
bassador. Talk of astronomy-he is aware that
the SUB is centre, that the earth has twofold
revolution that there are a number Of other plan
cts revolving in like manner around the sun, and
that the fixed stars are in all probability, suns the
centres of other systems Talk upon any topic
he has information ALL and can talk respectfully
upon all. But the man of knowledge can lay.
down the boundaries of kingdoms, track the course
of armies lay his finger on the consultations, and
has we'll defined meaning attached to his ideas.
You may by plausible ingenuity, deceive and be-
wilder an informed man, but the man of knowi
edge is secured in his fooing ard cannot be easily
overcome.