19 May 1810

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Fallacies 1. Generalia

Ch. 1. Generalia

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. 6 III Eitherside

For a reason of which intimation of which has been already given, it is on the side of the Ins that most employment will naturally be found for the fallacies for which as is the case with these employment or are in their nature capable of being employed in either side.

Why? because it is on the side of the Ins that the demand for instruments of deception is naturally most extensive and constant and extensive.

So long as abuses the defence of which in general the Ins, stand engaged by the common tie of sinister interest, /exist/ abuses will be defended: and so long as there exists any abuse to defend all means of defence, and consequently, all manner of deception applicable to the purpose of defence, for the defence of /to the purpose of defending/ abuses in general, will on that side be in demand and find employment, or at least persons disposed to give them employment so long as any the smallest particle of impressive force is expected to be found remaining to them.