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Page xxxii
... answer to this charge , in A Letter to the Right Reverend Edward , Lord Bi- shop of Worcester , & c . to which the bishop replied in the same year . This was confuted in a second letter of Mr. Locke's , which drew a second answer from ...
... answer to this charge , in A Letter to the Right Reverend Edward , Lord Bi- shop of Worcester , & c . to which the bishop replied in the same year . This was confuted in a second letter of Mr. Locke's , which drew a second answer from ...
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... answered . § 6. To avoid this , it is usually answered , That all men know and assent to them , when they come to the use of reason , and this is enough to prove them innate . I answer , § 7. Doubtful expressions , that have scarce any ...
... answered . § 6. To avoid this , it is usually answered , That all men know and assent to them , when they come to the use of reason , and this is enough to prove them innate . I answer , § 7. Doubtful expressions , that have scarce any ...
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... answer to this his problem ; and am of opinion , that the blind man , at first sight , would not be able with certainty to say which was the globe , which the cube , whilst he only saw them : though he could unerringly name them by his ...
... answer to this his problem ; and am of opinion , that the blind man , at first sight , would not be able with certainty to say which was the globe , which the cube , whilst he only saw them : though he could unerringly name them by his ...
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