Philosophical Fragments, or, a Fragment of Philosophy is an Historical Point of Departure Possible for an Eternal Consciousness; How Can Such a Point of Departure Have Any Than a Merely Historical Interest; is It Possible to Base an Eternal Happiness Upon Historical Knowledge?

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