Benjamin Disraeli Quote

There is no fallacy so flagrant as to suppose that the modern ages have the peculiar privilege of scientific discovery, or that they are distinguished as the epochs of the most illustrious inventions.


Lothair, Introduction (p. xvii)


There is no fallacy so flagrant as to suppose that the modern ages have the peculiar privilege of scientific discovery, or that they are...

There is no fallacy so flagrant as to suppose that the modern ages have the peculiar privilege of scientific discovery, or that they are...

There is no fallacy so flagrant as to suppose that the modern ages have the peculiar privilege of scientific discovery, or that they are...

There is no fallacy so flagrant as to suppose that the modern ages have the peculiar privilege of scientific discovery, or that they are...