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Precisely!

Oxfordians use the conclusion that they hope to draw as
the initial premise of their argument. This is sophistry
of the most blatant kind, and is rightly laughed out of
court by all serious scholars.

Posted by Thersites on April 16, 1997 at 01:37:13
In Reply to "which is exactly what oxfordians do..." posted by Bill Routhier on April 15, 1997 at 10:11:48

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• From Conclusion to Premise...Not! Professor Mike 14:21:26 4/17/97 (2)
  • More narcissism. Reality Chuck 09:46:29 4/18/97 (1)
    • Chuck, you keep singing the same song... Professor Mike 21:56:28 4/19/97 (0)
• and yet it is the same method used in courts of law every day Bill Routhier 09:01:35 4/16/97 (0)

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