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Excerpt from Lectures on the Philosophy of Modern History, Vol. 3
The separate publication of the first and second volumes of these lectures has been productive, among some inconveniences, at least of this advantage, that the author has 'in the progress of his work enjoyed an op portunity of discovering the misconceptions to which his plan was exposed. Of this he pmposes now to avail himself, by stating more distinctly the principles on which it has been constructed: these he thought he had sufficiently explained, but he now be lieves that he had not said enough to pre vent the misapprehension of those, whose minds were either already occupied with other views, or not prepared for the discus sion by previous re?ection.
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