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Fallacies Ch. Classification

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The import of the word Ins being given, the import of the Outs is also given.

Ins, public men actually in power: Outs, public men not actually in power, but toiling and endeavouring to be so. These are the short definitions, and these for the purpose of the moment at least, may suffice

The import of the [...?] Fallacies of the Ins, and that of the [...?] Fallacies of the Outs being given, the import of the term Eitherside Fallacies is also given.

Eitherside Fallacies is a term employed to give /convey/ a general intimation of such instruments of deception as upon the face of them are /appear/ equally adapted to the purposes of the ins and to those of the Outs. Upon a nearer inspection /the side of the Outs us that on/ they will be found to be employed with most energy and advantage.

/Of the term/ Anarchical Fallacies /is a term/ the import of which will present itself to view as not standing much in need of explanation.

Under /To/ this common head may be classed /referred/ divers ways if not of arguing of speaking, the truth and propriety of which being admitted it would follow that government is a bad thing /institution/, and one that if at all, ought not by any body, for any length of time to be submitted to and endured.