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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 62

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The machine reads it as

  1. C
  2. 62
  3. Naturat; But in ehis sense oF them he ilt
  4. make no a-do about themord innate; IE the
  5. Ouection De thether chere arc Innate
  6. Povers Or Faculties in theSoul, the con-
  7. troverlie rill nor De chaned, For there
  8. Wil Be no controrersie at aIl; MT. Lock
  9. ontr contends against thole nho lay there
  10. are Principles oF MetaphisicaI Or HOral
  11. Prucho Orisinally imprinted on the mind:
  12. by rrhich, it thes onls mean chat chere is
  13. an Innate POIer Or Capacier in the Soulot
  14. norins those Truths, thCy ean nOTHINE
  15. disterent trom MT. Lock, erho denies innase
  16. Principles; for he docs Hor denr chat
  17. Ehere iS a POrer IN EHC SouI ot percei-
  18. vins; and assentins to rhose TrutHS, OZ OF
  19. distinsuiins crood and Fril; tho he is
  20. noclo ready ac it as the Remarker, Without
  21. emplorins his Faculties aboutit, or with
  22. out Ratiocination: S0 thereis no occation
  23. Forhim to form an Ldea of the Soul mithont
  24. any Povers, nor for that supposition Wrhich
  25. rith a Ccomine charitable wittr, thC RC-
  26. marker mon d s0 sronndlesy Fasten on
  27. MF. Lock.
  28. Thenext place IMall mention, Wrhere
  29. Innate Principles; aud Natural Principles,
  30. areusd in the Pame sense, and Both only
  31. FOr Povers Or. Faculties oF the Soul, is Pase
  32. eheFifteenth, Where he pretends to antiver
  33. a Dillemma Wrhich Mr. Lock proposes con-
  34. concernins fInnate Principles. But any
  35. one irtio takes the pains to consider nhat
  36. hethere Pars, will find that heules thole
  37. Terms in a quite disterent sense trom that
  38. irhich
  39. P. 23.

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A Defence Of The Essay Of Human Understanding, Written by Mr. Lock, fol. 62. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797937889:0074?run=74