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FALLACIES.

In the Edinburgh Rerietc for August 1925,
is Il condensed and instructive notice of Jeremy
Benthans Book ON Falaces from which we
deem the following extract Though we are far
from yielding an unqualified admiration to
the utilitariun philosophy we'll worthy of con-
sideration:
OR Wise 1nceaors-the WiNlom Of our IN
eeStOrS-the H'idom of Ages-Ve0erable An
tiqGty- Wisdom of Oh TimeS-This mischiey-
Gus and absurd iallacy springs from the grossest
peryersion of the meaning of words. Expert
ence is certainly the mother ol wisdom, and the
old have, of course. a greater experience than
the young; but the question il, Who are the old,
and who are the youngt OF iadipidudis living
ut the same period, the oldest has, of course,
the greatest experience; but among generations
OF men the reverse Of this is true Those who
come first four ancestors) are the young people,
and have the least experience. We have added
to their experience the experience OF many GEN.
tures; and, therefore ~ far M experience goes
are wiser and more capable of forming an
opinion, than they We're The real feeling
should he, moi, can We be so presumptuons
"a to put our opinions in opposition to those
Of our ancestors! hut can such young igno-
rant inexperienced persons rs our ancestors
necessarily were, be expected 10 have understood
subject W. we'll Us those who have seen 30
much moro, lived No much longer, and enjoyed
the experience OF M many more aenturiest A II
TINS cant then about our ancestors, IL merely
an abuse OF words, by transferring phrases
true oil cotemporary men 10 succeeding ages,
Whereas las We have before observed of living
men the oldest has oateris pdribus the most
experience OF generations, the oldest has eeie-
'is pqHonS the least experience Our ancestors,
up 10 tbs Conquest We're children in arms;
chubby boys IN the tine of Edward the First
striplings under Elizabeth men in the reign Of
Queen Anne; and nc only are the white-bearded,
silyer-beaded ancients, who have treasured up,
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and are prepared to profit by, all the experience
which human life can supply. We are not dis
putting with our ancestors the palm Of talent,
IN which they may or may not be our superiors,
but the palm of experience, in which it is
utterly impossible they can be our superiors.
And yet whenever the Chancellor comes for
ward to protect some abuse, or to oppose some
plan which has the increase of human happi-
ness for Its object his first appeal is always to
the wisdom of our ancestors; and he himself
and many noble Lords who vote with him, are,
To this hour, persuaded that all alterations and
amendments on their devices are an unblush-
ing controversy between youthful temerity and
mature experiencei-and 80, in truth, they are,
only that much-loyed magistrate mistakes the
young for the old, and the old for the young,
and is guilty Of that very sin against expert
ence which he attributes to the lovers of inno-
Walton.
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Facsuy The seventh winter sesson Of this College VIII
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