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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
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nocher manner, cher vere cheristred; and accordinsly cher
apply chemlelres.
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not thennhenhe disputeth, but then when he follomed ihose
bossineses which hecallethiristes, beoculd have found them
the very same nhich he here mentioneth, savine instead of
beacine, (because heis exempt from that) he is to put in
dammase. For setrine assde the discourse of the tonene, in
mords of ceneral fenification, the Idea sof our minds are the
same withthose of other livine ercatures, created from Visi-
ble, Audible, andother sensible objectsto the eres and other
Orsans of sence, astheirsare. For asthe objects of sense
are all individual, tharis sincular. So are all thefancies pro-
cecdine fromtheir operations; andmenreason not but in
mords of universal sienificarion urtered, or tacire ly thoneht on
But perhaps hethinhethremembrance of mords to bethe Lde-
as osthose thines which the mords sienifie; and that all fan-
ciesare not effected by the operation of Objects apon the Or-
sans ofour senses. But to rectisie himin those points is erea-
ter labeur (ante(she had better principles) than L am mil
line or have at this time leasure tonndereo.
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ablolurely necettarr, Fear or Hope could noc alcer them.
Tharstrue. For it is Fear and Flope tbat mahesthemneces-
Carisys rrhat they are.