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Page 295
... personal observation , actual participation in the organization con- cerned , the taking of evidence , statistical inquiry , and the 295 examination of historical records . My reaction from this long- XX . BEATRICE WEBB.
... personal observation , actual participation in the organization con- cerned , the taking of evidence , statistical inquiry , and the 295 examination of historical records . My reaction from this long- XX . BEATRICE WEBB.
Page 301
... the scientific method is the highest expression of the intellect ; by observation , veri- fication , and reasoning , we can discover how things happen and predict how they will happen under like circumstances , BEATRICE WEBB 301.
... the scientific method is the highest expression of the intellect ; by observation , veri- fication , and reasoning , we can discover how things happen and predict how they will happen under like circumstances , BEATRICE WEBB 301.
Page 303
... be no self - seeking in it , and perfect candor , together with respect for the feelings of others " ( Life of Francis Galton , by Karl Pearson , III A , 272 ) . But I realize that in the world of to - BEATRICE WEBB 303.
... be no self - seeking in it , and perfect candor , together with respect for the feelings of others " ( Life of Francis Galton , by Karl Pearson , III A , 272 ) . But I realize that in the world of to - BEATRICE WEBB 303.
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