The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 333
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- ansirer hadbeen Kepeprirate, Thad saved the labour of a Re-
- pIy. Buc hearins chac ic was communicared, Pchouxhe my selF
- obliged co rindicace, boch the cruch and my selF. I do noc blame
- him eo becaurious, For in truch, chis assertion is of desperare
- consequence, and destructire co piecy, polier, and moraliey.
- (a) IF hehad delred co hare kepeie secret, the way had been
- eo hrave LeDe ic secret himselt. IE Will noc surtice eo Pay a5
- Numb. 24. ehac Z ruth is Trurh; This ehe common plea oF all
- men. Neicher is ic sufficiene For him to Cay, a5 Numb. 15. Thac
- it mas desired by me, lons betore chac he had discorered his opi-
- nion by word ofmonth. And my detire wasco lec lome ot my
- noble triends sec che meakness ofhis prounds, and the perni-
- cious consequences oF chac opinion. (6) Buc if hechink chac
- ehis vencilacion of the quection becwcen us cuo may do hure,
- ervely Thopenor. Theedsc ofhis discourse is lo abared, chac
- ic cannor casily hurc ans racional man, Who is noctoo much
- Possensed wich prejudice.
- Amimadrersions uxon che Ansiver
- c0 Numb. X ZXVII.
- X ehis place Lsaid nothing. buc that Y mould bavemy L. OFN.
- te communicate it oncly: tothe Bistop. And in his ansver
- he says.
- (a) THFY had desired eo have it Kepe secret, he vay liad
- been eo hare kepeit (cerce my CelF.) My desire mas it Bould
- nor be communicare d by my L. ofVV. 10 all men maifferentty. But
- barred not my self from Borvino il privarely to my friends; rhonch
- eo publish it vas never my intention, rill nom provole dby the unci-
- vill trimmphins of the Bisop, in his omn errours to my disad.
- vantase.
- (B). CBuc if hechink chac ehis rencilarion ofthe question may
- do hure, eruely P hope noc. The edge othis discourse is(o
- abaced, char ic cannor eosily hurc anv rarional man, Who is noc
- 10omuch possessed wich prejudice.) Ir is confidently said. but
- not very perrinencty to the hare P rhoncmietr preceed from a
- discourse ofihis nature. For Lnever thonche ir contddo hureio a
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- rationat.
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The Questions Concerning Liberty, Necessity, And Chance, fol. 333. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/1030877386:0333?run=74