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Page 368
... principles ; which principles , I presume , your lordship and I are agreed , are several propositions . If then these principles are propositions , to show the difference between your lordship's way of certainty by reason , and my way ...
... principles ; which principles , I presume , your lordship and I are agreed , are several propositions . If then these principles are propositions , to show the difference between your lordship's way of certainty by reason , and my way ...
Page 382
... principles of reason are . " Answ . Whether by these general principles you mean those propositions which you set down , page 108 , and call there maxims , or any other propositions which you have not any where set down , I cannot tell ...
... principles of reason are . " Answ . Whether by these general principles you mean those propositions which you set down , page 108 , and call there maxims , or any other propositions which you have not any where set down , I cannot tell ...
Page 407
... principles ; and yet every one knows that general principles are supposed in mathematics . " Answ . Every one may know that general principles are supposed in mathema- tics , without knowing , or ever being able to know , that I , who ...
... principles ; and yet every one knows that general principles are supposed in mathematics . " Answ . Every one may know that general principles are supposed in mathema- tics , without knowing , or ever being able to know , that I , who ...
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Mr Lockes Reply to the Bishop of Worcesters Answer | 97 |
An Answer to Remarks upon the Essay concerning Human | 186 |
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