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The Law of Progress received from him its earliest and most distinct statement as a rule of philosophy applicable to all the sciences depending upon experience and reason.
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gutenberg.orgThe Law of Progress received from him its earliest and most distinct statement as a rule of philosophy applicable to all the sciences depending upon experience and reason.
This quote highlights the significance of the Law of Progress as a foundational principle in various sciences.
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