Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Five Lectures Upon the Church
St. Augustine, the great doctor and teacher of the West, was accustomed to say that error is, for the most part, neither more nor less than partial truth and Victor Cousin, the head of the Eclectic School of Philosophy in France in the past century, tells us that it is quite possible to be partial in our love of truth, and if so we are sure to fall into error in the pursuit of it - a maxim which will be found to hold good in the study of history quite as much as in philosophy.
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