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Fallacies 1 Generalia

Ch. 1. Generalia

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. 6. III Eitherside fallacies

'. | | Eitherside fallacies - their general nature.

Eitherside Fallacies is a denomination that may serve to characterize /for the designation of/ all such fallacies as are alike suitable /suitable/ to both positions. viz. that of the Ins, and that of the Outs: being applicable at pleasure either to the /in defence/ of some abuse or imperfection of the existing system of laws, government and administration or or in some instances /in the case of some of them/ to the defence of individual misconduct and /or/ transgression on the part of administration - on the part of the Ins.

Being of the plainest nature it will readily enough be conceived of them in the way of anticipation, and upon examination it will in relation to them be evident, that they possess, all of them without exception, and in the purest form and most perfect degree the attribute of irrelevancy: in which respect they agree or hath been /will be/ seen perfectly with the fallacies of the Ins, and less perfectly with those of the Outs.