...have discovered one of the greatest forces in nature " He then proceeds : " It was taken for granted that the results of my experiments would be in accordance...desired was not the truth, but an additional witness in favor of their own foregone conclusions. When they found the facts which that investigation established...

...have discovered one of the greatest forces in nature " He then proceeds : " It was taken for granted that the results of my experiments would be in accordance...desired was not the truth, but an additional witness in favor of their own foregone conclusions. When they found the facts which that investigation established...

...clear-headed men of recognized position in science; ' a fourth asserted that ' no one could doubt Mr. Crookes' ability to conduct the investigation with rigid philosophical...desired was not the truth, but an additional witness in favor of their own foregone conclusion. When they found that the facts which that investigation established...

...philosophical impartiality ; " and the proclamation of a fourth to its readers ran in these words : <; If men like Mr. Crookes grapple with the subject,...is proved, we shall soon know how much to believe." The history of Balaam often repeats itself; but the world of our days is not so clear-sighted as the...

...rigid philo" iphical impartiality; ' and a fifth was good enough to tell its readers that ' if meu like Mr. Crookes grapple with the subject, taking...desired was not the truth, but an additional witness in favor of their own foregone conclusion. When they found that the facts which that investigation established...

...philosophical impartiality ' ; and a fifth was good enough to tell his readers that ' if men like Mr. Orookes grapple with the subject, taking nothing for granted...soon know how much to believe.' " These remarks," observes Mr. Crookes, " were written too hastily. It was taken for granted by the writers that the...

...the investigation with rigid philosophical impartiality" ; and a fifth was good enough to tell his readers that "if men like Mr. Crookes grapple with...of my experiments would be in accordance with their preconception. What they really desired was not the truth, but an additional witness in favor of their...

...to learn that the matter is now receiving the attention of cool and clear-headed men of recognized position in science " ; a fourth asserted that " no...desired was not the truth, but an additional witness in favor of their own foregone conclusion. When they found that the facts which that investigation established...

...Publishing House, 1897. matter is now receiving the attention of cool and clear-headed men of recognized position in science " ; a fourth asserted that " no...desired was not the truth, but an additional witness in favor of their own foregone conclusion. When they found that the facts which that investigation established...

...men of recognized position in science " ; a fourth asserted that " no one could doubt Mr. Crookes'a ability to conduct the investigation with rigid philosophical...desired was not the truth, but an additional witness in favor of their own foregone conclusion. When they found that the facts which that investigation established...