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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 84

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  10. Ses Formerty reciced, do cake amay erue liberer, (chac is, RilI
  11. incended trom necessiey) chen Adam betore his Fallhad no
  12. crue liberei.
  13. Buc Adam betore histall had erue liberey.
  14. Elemis. recicesthearpumene, and denies che consequence.
  15. whict is (o clearly proved chacno manlivine can donbrofic.
  16. Decaule Adam W2s subjected co all the same causes as Well as
  17. we, che lame decree, the lame prescience, the lame inAu.
  18. ences, the same concourle ot causes, the lame efficacy of
  19. objects, che lame dictates oFreason Buc ic is onely a mistake,
  20. Foric appcars plairly by his Followins discourse, chac he
  21. incended eo den, norehe conseouence, bue che alsumprion;
  22. Forhe makes Adam co have had noliberey From necessiey
  23. beforehistall, vea heprocecdssotar, a5to aftirm, chae
  24. all hemane wills, his and ours, and cach propention of
  25. our wills, even durins our deliberation, aro as mnch ne-
  26. cesticaced as ans chins elle whatloerer; ehac wehare no
  27. more pover co Forbearchose actions which we do, chanche
  28. Eire hach pover noc eo burn. Thoueh Thonour T. FI. For his
  29. person, and torhislearnins, vec Imust contels inseniousy, I
  30. hace chis Doctrine From my heart. And Ibeliere boch I hare
  31. reaCon (oco do, and al ochers who all seriously ponderche
  32. horrid consequences which Now Fromit Ic destroyes liber-
  33. ev, e distionours the nature ofMan. TEmakes ehe second cau-
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  35. the Tennis- BalIS OF destiny. Temates he first cause, chat
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 84. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0096?run=74