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Previous section Contents Next section 1. Character of the Experimentalist 574
2. Error of the Baconian Method 576
3. Freedom of Theorising 577
4. The Newtonian Method, the True Organum 581
5. Candour and Courage of the Philosophic Mind 586
6. The Philosophic Character of Faraday 587
7. Reservation of Judgment 592
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