The Works of John Locke, Volumen1T. Longman, 1794 |
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... fenfible it wanted , though he contented himself with leaving it in its original form , for reafons grounded on the prejudices then prevailing VOL . I. against othe against so novel a fyftem ; but which hardly [ 1 i ] OF NINE VOLUME ...
... fenfible it wanted , though he contented himself with leaving it in its original form , for reafons grounded on the prejudices then prevailing VOL . I. against othe against so novel a fyftem ; but which hardly [ 1 i ] OF NINE VOLUME ...
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... fenfible of them , and did not lay hold on this opportunity to teftify to the world , how much I am obliged to be , and how much I am , 1 My LORD , Your Lordship's Moft humble , and Moft obedient fervant , Dorfet - Court , 24tli of May ...
... fenfible of them , and did not lay hold on this opportunity to teftify to the world , how much I am obliged to be , and how much I am , 1 My LORD , Your Lordship's Moft humble , and Moft obedient fervant , Dorfet - Court , 24tli of May ...
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... fenfible figns ne- ceffary for communication . 2 , 3. Words are the fenfible figns of his ideas who ufes them . 4. Words often fecretly refer- red , Firft , to the ideas in other mens minds . 5. Secondly , To the reality of things . 6 ...
... fenfible figns ne- ceffary for communication . 2 , 3. Words are the fenfible figns of his ideas who ufes them . 4. Words often fecretly refer- red , Firft , to the ideas in other mens minds . 5. Secondly , To the reality of things . 6 ...
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... fenfible beings , and gives him all the advantage and dominion , which he has over them ; it is certainly a fubject , even for its noble- nefs , worth our labour to enquire into . The under- ftanding , like the eye , whilft it makes us ...
... fenfible beings , and gives him all the advantage and dominion , which he has over them ; it is certainly a fubject , even for its noble- nefs , worth our labour to enquire into . The under- ftanding , like the eye , whilft it makes us ...
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... fenfible things the child hath to do with , it is longer before he learns their precife mean- ing , and it requires more time plainly to form in his mind those general ideas they ftand for . Till that be done , you will in vain ...
... fenfible things the child hath to do with , it is longer before he learns their precife mean- ing , and it requires more time plainly to form in his mind those general ideas they ftand for . Till that be done , you will in vain ...
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