Lesson 6-Groundless beliefs II. Quotes(on Irony) o The trouble with most folks is not so much their ignorance, as their " knowing"so many The following things which aint so. Josh Billings three quotations o He who cannot reason is a fool: he who will are from A, E not is a bigot; he who dare not is a slave. W. Mander's book, Drummond Logic for the Millions 0 Every argument that has been used to justify the teaching of grammar may be applied with greater cogency to the teaching of logic. If it is desirable that a person shall speak correctly, it is much more desirable that he shall think correctly. Ballard W BTE The end of Quotes.Lesson 6—Groundless Beliefs W B T L E II. Quotes (on Irony) The end of Quotes. The trouble with most folks is not so much their ignorance, as their "knowing" so many things which ain't so. Josh Billings He who cannot reason is a fool; he who will not is a bigot; he who dare not is a slave. W. Drummond Every argument that has been used to justify the teaching of grammar may be applied with greater cogency to the teaching of logic. If it is desirable that a person shall speak correctly, it is much more desirable that he shall think correctly. Ballard The following three quotations are from A. E. Mander's book, Logic for the Millions