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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 56

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  1. NIT. Zock iS AOE at ail concernd in the
  2. reatest Dart ot his Argument; and Dy
  3. erhich theweatness ot the rrhole miil De
  4. Obrious to ererr Reader.
  5. Atcer his Detinition, he sires us a no-
  6. cable illustration ot his Principle in the
  7. Soui ot distinguimins moraliy 600d and
  8. Fvil, Wichout Ratiocination, by the Porrer
  9. re hrare ot distinguitins sensible qualities
  10. erichout Refection, or Ratiocivation. IT0
  11. misHE ererY rhit as Well hare told us,
  12. that since re hare a Porer ot distinguiin.
  13. IBS Moral Rclations, ichout matsine ule
  14. Ot our Fye-Sight, e mar distinguim Rca,
  15. and Tellor, rithout Ryes; thes BCinE
  16. nO more the proper and oulr inlets ot
  17. our Ideas ot Colours, than reflection is ot
  18. moral distinctions; itich the Remarker
  19. Pa7S e May hare withont Rofection,
  20. since irc can distinsuit Colours, and o
  21. cher Tensible qualicies michout Reflection.
  22. But it this ere (0, MT. Lock MaY Ver
  23. Wel Cay What che Lemarker belieres he
  24. Wril AOE, Thac then Children wouid De
  25. able to distioguim Moral Cood and Pril
  26. for thes very clearls distinsuim aII the
  27. Objeces oF sentation thae come in their
  28. avas; oud ehis Principse coud nerer DC
  29. improvede Or corrupted, a5 HO One CaA DC
  30. pertraded ihac ans Sensation He HaS is
  31. more or lcss agrecable, or that a dila-
  32. et
  33. srecable sensation is an agreoablc onc;
  34. Wrhich is recoud, it is erident that our
  35. SenTES wond noc De Susticient. to thcir
  36. End, to sireus norice oF What iS COnre.
  37. HIenE,
  38. P. 8.
  39. id

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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 56. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0068?run=74