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indeed no good intention, but a bad. For granted it must be, that the Intention of any end doth virtually include the meanes: as in a Syllogisme, the Premises doe the Conclusion. No more then can the choice of ill meanes proceed from a good intention; then can a false Conclusion be inferred from true Premises: and that is impossible. |
indeed no good intention, but a bad. For granted it must be, that the Intention of any end does virtually include the means: as in a Syllogism, the Premises do the Conclusion. No more then can the choice of ill means proceed from a good intention; then can a false Conclusion be inferred from true Premises: and that is impossible. |
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