The Works of John Locke, Volumen1Scientia, 1963 - 500 páginas |
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... give them us by tale . But since nobody , that I know , has ven- tured yet to give a catalogue of them , they cannot blame those who doubt of these innate principles ; since even they who require men to believe that there are such ...
... give them us by tale . But since nobody , that I know , has ven- tured yet to give a catalogue of them , they cannot blame those who doubt of these innate principles ; since even they who require men to believe that there are such ...
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... give to things only in relation to the constitutions of our own bodies ; that being generally called hard by us which will put us to pain sooner than change figure by the pressure of any part of our bodies ; and that on the contrary ...
... give to things only in relation to the constitutions of our own bodies ; that being generally called hard by us which will put us to pain sooner than change figure by the pressure of any part of our bodies ; and that on the contrary ...
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John Locke. give and receive information about might be the easier and quicker understood . That this is so , and that men in framing different complex ideas , and giving them names ... give and receive information about might be the ...
John Locke. give and receive information about might be the easier and quicker understood . That this is so , and that men in framing different complex ideas , and giving them names ... give and receive information about might be the ...
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