The law presumes that a man or a State intends the logical consequence of acts done.
That this was the logical consequence of his book Darwin himself had long felt.
I do not say that the one thought necessarily ensues as a logical consequence of the other.
Such cases as this were the logical consequence of the slavery system.
The execution of John Brown, that followed, was the logical consequence of his hopeless effort.
It has been explained, and the logical consequence of the explanation is Atheism.
Anarchy and interminable civil wars will be the inevitable, logical consequence of yielding to it.
It has been explained; and the logical consequence of the explanation is—Atheism.
All this is the logical consequence of a material application of the methods of science to the decadent school.
The part that Kossuth played in those years was but the logical consequence of his previous life.
