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efficacy consist, And by what unhearu "a
means or magic power, are these beneiis'a,;
vet strange results, now brought TO pass! :
reply, by means the most natural, ooV,ous'
and simple, and the knowledge OF T"iom
were obtained from the facts around us'
from facts too, which have been fam'liar ~
man in every stage Of his existence, au.
which, as they are derived from the dlrec, \,
evidence of our senses, no intelligent mlha
will now dispute. For, is It not tact' ~ az
cordancc with the direct evidence oil our sens
es that infants at birth, are ignorant OF them
selves, and of all things around them! Is "
not fact, that they are unconscious now
| their senses were formed, or any part OF thelr
organization was generated or producea' -
| it not a fact, that the senses and orsan'-
cation Of no two infants have ever oeen
known to be alike, although all possess the
same general principals of human nature
and that no two individuals have ever
been made the same, although trained and
educated under apparently similar extern,
al circumstances Is it not 4 fact, that az
infants are most powerfully influenced "
the general and particular external CIR
camstances which exists and around them
at birth, and through childhood and youti
to manhood?


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