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constitutional_history--39711	Hallam, Henry	Constitutional History of England, Henry VII to George II. Volume 1 of 3	nan		.txt	text/plain	194432	6797	57	Hooker is often too vague in the use of general terms, too inconsiderate in the admission of principles, too apt to acquiesce in the scholastic pseudo-philosophy, and indeed in all received tenets; he is comprehensive rather than sagacious, and more fitted to sift the truth from the stores of accumulated learning than to seize it by an original impulse of his own mind; somewhat also impeded, like many other great men of that and the succeeding century, by too much acquaintance with books, and too much deference for their authors. See also Strype, i. 280, and Ellis's _Letters_, ii. 52.	cache/constitutional_history--39711.txt	txt/constitutional_history--39711.txt