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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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ertrich MT. Lock understands by Innate
Principles; and chat cheretore MT. Lock 18
HOE AF alI concernd In ThaE APSUMENES
Acicher iS IE ony chins to che Remarkers
purpole oE establichins Natural Conscience
in his omn sense and notion ot it, if We
mas tatre it trom his Detinition, Pase7.
Dut, indced, his uncertain usc ot chese, and
choleother Terms Lhare mention d, makes
IE very difficule eo knom irtrat he means
br his Principle of Natural Conscience; For P. 16.
thole Principles Wrhich hehere astirms to DC
Innate, are Porvers of the Soul, the Ex-
ercise oF wrhich, he(275, I5 Conditional, and
depends upon the disposition of the Body
Culture, and other Circumstances; Which
25 thes are verr different trem thole Prin-
ciples rrhich MT. Lock deries to Dc Innate
1o arether also trom the Remarkers Prin-
ciple of distinonistins in Moral Cases withont
Raciocination, sufficient for a seneral di- P. 8, 8, 30
rection of our Lives, and the foundation of
Narural Relicion. For hor can it De sut-
fcient for those Fuds, if ic depend upon
continsent Circumstances: Or ho can the
Exercise oFa Porrer ot distinsuiins chings
wirhont Ratiocination, depend upon any
Culeure, Or be hindred DY contrary Princi- P. 1
ples, 25, he FayS, this Porver mar
 For by
Culrure here MUSt. DC MeanE a Richt In-
struction, or Righe Refection; and DY con-
trary Principles, False Maxims, Or Opinions,
(tho in che tame place he uses that Perm
in a quite disserene (ense, For Povers oF the
Sont) rhich are all acts et Pariocination.
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