ng the dangers in the process of humane Reason,
      the remedies of them all can only proceed from the real, the mechanical,
      the experimental Philosophy, which has this advantage over the Philosophy
      of discourse and disputation, that whereas that chiefly aims at the subtilty
      of its Deductions and Conclusions, without much regard to the first groundwork,
      which ought to be well laid on the Sense and Memory ; so this intends the
      right ordering of them all, and the making them se