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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 7

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The machine reads it as

  1. V
  2. y
  3. t
  4. thac it rould have been 5o0d to be
  5. l’arthtul to a Trust, tho there had ne-
  6. ver heen any one to Trust, or beTrust
  7. edt: Nor doIfind that the APsertors ot
  8. this Distinction in the Pature et Thinso
  9. hare any real Idea ot them irore ab-
  10. Aracted than Y have, Which will appear
  11. in txammnns their particular Intcariceo;
  12. l ril tare that huch the Rearker 2. R. p 26.
  13. Sres, beins one ot the most incontect
  14. cd Principles in Moralitr, Phat it 25 a
  15. wicked Thins, for a Man maliciousty to Kill
  16. his Friend, or his Father, or any other in-
  17. nocent Person. The Truth of this, he lays,
  18. seems to him as Clear and fternal, as
  19. any Proposition in Mathematicks; and it
  20. seems to me a5 Clear, that IF CaMBOt
  21. volliblr be Concerred at all, cicher Prue
  22. Or False, in it SelF, 2. e. Without an RC-
  23. lation to Man. I desice any one, totry
  24. erhether he ean Conccire it to bC au
  25. Eternal Pruth, That tisa wicked Thine,
  26. For a Mlanto Killhis Facher, or hisFriend,
  27. tho therehadnerer been, or delgnd to
  28. be, Tuch a Thins a5 Friena, Fathex, OF
  29. Man; but Whecher he can or nOc, it Wil
  30. CiII be a Truth as certain and immutable
  31. 25 any Proposition in Mathomaticko;
  32. Tro Mathematician that P lnow oF, thinks
  33. it necellary to ectablitm the imnmutabilier
  34. OE this Pruth, That the chree Ansels
  35. ot a Triangle, are equal to tuo Rixht
  36. ones; 20 altirm that it is true, without
  37. any relation to Ansels or Priansles, ei
  38. ther ot these Provositions are lutsictent-
  39. B A

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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 7. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0019?run=74