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The life of James Clerk Maxwell

Note 188 — Chapter VIII · ESSAYS AT CAMBRIDGE—1853 TO 1856.

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This statement concludes as follows:—“The late superfluity of assertions might have been avoided by simply, unintelligibly and therefore unanswerably, proclaiming myself a natural dualist, uncontaminated with the heresy of unitarianism or the pollution of cosmothetic idealism.”

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