Hans Sloane Quotes

The Knowledge Of Natural-History, Being Observation Of Matters Of Fact, Is More Certain Than Most Others, And In My Slender Opinion, Less Subject To Mistakes Than Reasonings, Hypotheses, And Deductions Are; ... These Are Things We Are Sure Of, So Far As Our Senses Are Not Fallible; And Which, In Probability, Have Been Ever Since The Creation, And Will Remain To The End Of The World, In The Same Condition We Now Find Them.

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