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Excerpt from Supplement to Theology and Science of Government: Being a Review of a Book by Immanuel Kant, Called Critique of Pure
In examining and objecting to this book, however, it is not to it only, but to the class of books, doctrines, and opinions which belong to it and to which it belongs. We do not suppose that the ordinary student, or the man of ordinary education, is in much risk of directly con founding himself by the serious endeavour to study and comprehend this work as a part of legitimate science. We feel sure that the perusal of a few pages by a person Whose mind is in a naturally healthy condition must usually produce a degree of mental nausea sufficient to protect the ordinary individual from direct injury; but it by no means follows that such person is not indi vidually interested in the book, and that he may not receive injury of the most serious description from it.
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