ese principles may make them grounds of proceedure.
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| The principle of inference 'à priori' has been apodictically demonstrated;
| the principle of inductive inference has been shown upon sufficient evidence
| to be true;  the principle of inference 'à posteriori' has been shown to be one
| which nothing can contradict.  These three degrees of modality in the principles of
| the three inferences show the amount of certainty which each is capable of affording.
| Inference 'à priori' is as we all know th