The Works of John Locke, Volume 2Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 - Philosophy |
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Page 54
... less knowing or less able women . Conversation , when they come into the world , soon gives them a becoming assurance ; and whatsoever , beyond that , there is of rough and boisterous , may in men be very well 54 Of Education .
... less knowing or less able women . Conversation , when they come into the world , soon gives them a becoming assurance ; and whatsoever , beyond that , there is of rough and boisterous , may in men be very well 54 Of Education .
Page 303
... less attentive readers , I intend in the second edition to alter it thus , if you think it will do : P. 270 , 1. 20 , read , " For I see no contradiction in it , that the first , eternal , thinking Being , or omni- potent Spirit ...
... less attentive readers , I intend in the second edition to alter it thus , if you think it will do : P. 270 , 1. 20 , read , " For I see no contradiction in it , that the first , eternal , thinking Being , or omni- potent Spirit ...
Page 471
... less , because the loss of your brother makes me not able to speak them as I would . Since you are pleased to put such a value on my trifles , I have given order to Mr. Churchill to send you my last reply to the bishop of Worcester ...
... less , because the loss of your brother makes me not able to speak them as I would . Since you are pleased to put such a value on my trifles , I have given order to Mr. Churchill to send you my last reply to the bishop of Worcester ...
Contents
An Examination of P Malebranches Opinion of seeing | 207 |
A Discourse of Miracles | 256 |
Memoirs relating to the Life of Anthony first Earl | 266 |
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