The Works of John Locke, Tập 5Scientia Verlag Aalen, 1963 |
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... judge . We are now , as well your lordship as myself , before a tribunal to which you have appealed , and before which you have brought me : it is the public must be judge , whether your lordship has enlarged too far in accusing me , or ...
... judge . We are now , as well your lordship as myself , before a tribunal to which you have appealed , and before which you have brought me : it is the public must be judge , whether your lordship has enlarged too far in accusing me , or ...
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... judge whether for any fault of that kind it ought to have drawn on me the marks of so much displeasure . Your lordship goes on here , and tells me , that " although you were willing to allow me all reason- able occasions for my own ...
... judge whether for any fault of that kind it ought to have drawn on me the marks of so much displeasure . Your lordship goes on here , and tells me , that " although you were willing to allow me all reason- able occasions for my own ...
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... judge of revela- tion by them ; " i . e . in plain English , that I get to myself , the best I can , the signification of the words , wherein the revelation is delivered , and so endeavour to understand the sense of the revelation ...
... judge of revela- tion by them ; " i . e . in plain English , that I get to myself , the best I can , the signification of the words , wherein the revelation is delivered , and so endeavour to understand the sense of the revelation ...
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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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