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# Title: A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 3; ZEN Leibn. Marg. 3)
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niene, or inconreniene to the Bodr. And IE
is reatonable to think il theremere such an
inrard sensation desiond, as the Remarker
Tars, to direct us as to ihrat is sood or hurr-
Ful cothesoul, it mond operateas constant.
Iy as tholcothersdo; no Man cou d preter
Viceto Vertue, any more than he can Pain
to Pleature; othermise it wond noE
ansrer theend ic ias design dFOr.
Another thins to be observd is, that
most ot the RemarKers ArgUmenLS Were
anticipated by MF. Lock, tho he takes
nonoriceot the Ansiver tO heIm, 25 10
thelame purvose re vere nom upon, MF.
Lock harins omnd ehat there are naturat
Tendances imprinced on the minds of Mlen,
and that from the first instances of sense, and
Perception, there are some thines gratesul,
and others unerareful to them; the Remarker
eakes occasion trom thence, to desire he
will erant sech alike impression on the Soul,
nith reference tomoral Good and Fvil, as a
Rule or direction to our actions; tho
NIT. Lock there (qy., that those imprestions
V. B. 10
hespeaks ot, are 10 tar trom contirmin8 C. 3. S. 20
the like, rith relation to moral vo0d
and ErIl, that this is an dreument acainst
them, since it their vere any Tuch impres
NIOnS, ne couldnot but perceive them constant.
ly operate in us; and instuence our enomledée
asve de those others on the will and appetite
the desire of Tappiness, and aversion for Mia
sery continuino (as innate Practical princi-
ples oneht) to instuence all our actions vithont
ceasne, andare in ai Persons, and al A0 es
stead
P. 5.