OF THE INDUCEMENTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO CULTIVATE SCIENCE.

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CHAPTER II. OF THE INDUCEMENTS TO INDIVIDUALS TO CULTIVATE SCIENCE.

Interest or inclination form the primary and ruling motives in this matter: and both these exert greater or less proportionate influence in each of the respective cases to be examined.

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