The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 209
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- anether man ro lecep them mithin the Stip; and ihe Carse ist ist
- in a libestorm beochererise advised; is all thecaules be net libe.
- But thac thesame invidual man, as the Bishops says, thit et ose 1C)
- chrow his soods orer board, mistt choose noc eo chrow his
- soods over board, J cannot corceive, unl: sse a man can choose
- rochrow over board, andnoc co chrow orer board; or 6s
- (0 adriled and ochervile aavited all at once.
- (6) FSecondis, F. FL. errs in Chis aI(O, here Be saitH, FHaC a
- maiis then on ly saidto be compelled, celsen (ear mates hins Wil-
- line to an Action. A5 itforce vere ncemore prevalene wicli a
- manchen fear, _cc.) When Isaid Fear, L.hink no men can coubi,
- b. +the fear cf ferce mas understood. Leannor see therfore rmhacq: ar-
- red he conld jstly cake at sayins, that, a manis comp. Iedby fecte,
- onely; antesse le thint it may b. called compulsion nsen a man by
- force, seizins on ancther mans limbs, movet. them as lin (els not
- asthe other manpleaseth, busi thisis not the m’anins of compul-
- sion. Ncither is t’e Action so done, the Action ef him that suf-
- fereth. bar of himtat useththeforce. Bur this (asif it w. re a
- questiom os the propriety of the Fnslish tongne) che Dishop denies,
- and sayes, When a man is movedby fear, it is improverles laid he
- is compelled. But when a man is mored by an external cause,
- therrill resstins as much as it can then hesars, heis properis said
- to be compelled;as in a Rape, or When a Christinn is drann er car-
- ryed by violence ro che idols Temple. Insomuoh ac by ihis distinction
- it vere very proper Lnelist tosay, that astone vere compelled
- whenit istlroron, or a man, when heis carried in a Cart. For my
- part Lunderstand compulsion to beused rishily of livins creatures
- onely, Whichare moved onely bytheir orn animal motion, in such
- manner as they monld not he moved vit hont thefear. But of this
- dispute the Enslis and Well. bred Reader, is the proper
- Indee.
- d)
- TThirdly, chequestion is not, Whecher all the actions
- oF a man betree, but Whecher cher be ordinarily Frec.) Is it
- impossible for the Pist op to remember the question, Whichis Whe-
- cher a man be Frecco Wil. Did Lever say that no Actions of a
- manare Frec? Onthecontrary Y Pay, that al his Voluntary Actions
- are Frec, cven those alsoto rhich he is compelledby fear. But iE
- dees not cherefore follom, but thar the Will, from vhence thosc
- Actions
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 209. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0209?run=74