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# Title: The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance (shelfmark Leibn. Marg. 163)
# Folio 203, page id 1030877386:0203
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a manismoored or occasioned by chreats or fear, or any pas.
Tion, o do chac Which he mould noc hare done, it chole chreats,
ex char passion had noc been; Somerimes ic is caten properls
When we do any chins acainst our oun inclination, moored by
an external caule, che illnoc consentins, nor concurrins, Due
resiltins asmuch as iccan. Asin a rape, or wlen a Christiam
is deawn or carried by riolence o the Idols Temple. Or a5 in
checale oFSc. Pecer, Tohin 2T. 18. Another sall enide thee,
and carry thec whither thon vonidst not. This is ehat compul(I-
on whichis understood, when we lay, che will moy belecced
orchansed, or necesticared, or elat the imperare actions ot
the will (chacis, ehe actions ofche inferiour Faculcies wtrich
are ordinarily mored by che will) may be compelled; bue chac
ehe immanene actions ofehe will, ehacis, eo will, eo choose
connor be compelled, because it is the narure et an action pro-
perly compelledco be done by un exrrinsecal cause, wichout
the concurrence otche will.
(4) Thirdly, che question is noc, whecher aII theactions oF
a man betree, buc whecher cher be ordinarily frec. Suppote
some pastions are lo suddain and riolene, chac chey surerile a
man, and berray che succours oFtheloul, and prevene delibe.
ration, a5 ve see in lome motus primo primi, or ancipachies,
hom lome men willrun upon che most dangerous objects, up-
On che tirs riem of a loached creature, withoue any porer to
contain chemselres. Such actions aschese, a5 they arenOEOE-
dinary, (0 chey are noc tree, because chere isno deliberation
nor election. Buc ihere deliberarion and election arc, a5
wten a manchrons his goodsover Board, eo Pave eie Stio.
ex submiscohiis enemy, eo lare hislite; chere is alay es truC
liberer.
Though Z. FI. Dighe the evo reasons wtich Y produce in
Farour ot his cause, vec cher who urged chem, deserved nocco
Be Hislced, unlessit were because chiey vere School. men. TBC
former reason is chustramed; A neceltier ot supposicion may
consiAt wich erue liberer, buc thac necestier utuch Romes trom
che nacurall and exerinsecall derermination of che will, is a ne
cessicy of sapposition; Tochis, my ansiverisin etfect; That
e) a necellicu oF suppolicion is ot rro kinds. somerimes che
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