The Works of John Locke, المجلد 6Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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الصفحة 395
... doubt not but it is " so often . attained , as abundantly to manifest the usefulness of it . " You speak here of it as a thing tried , and so known , that you doubt not . Pray tell us where your moderate ( for great ones you acknowledge ...
... doubt not but it is " so often . attained , as abundantly to manifest the usefulness of it . " You speak here of it as a thing tried , and so known , that you doubt not . Pray tell us where your moderate ( for great ones you acknowledge ...
الصفحة 560
... doubt , as I have shown , about my meaning , whereof there could be no doubt at all to any one who would but read what I had said ; and thereupon having got a pretence for a distinction , you solemnly tell the world " there is a third ...
... doubt , as I have shown , about my meaning , whereof there could be no doubt at all to any one who would but read what I had said ; and thereupon having got a pretence for a distinction , you solemnly tell the world " there is a third ...
الصفحة 568
... doubt in an attentive and unbiassed mind : " which unless you must be judge what is a reasonable doubt , and which is an attentive and unbiassed mind , will do you no manner of service . If the magistrate must be judge for himself in ...
... doubt in an attentive and unbiassed mind : " which unless you must be judge what is a reasonable doubt , and which is an attentive and unbiassed mind , will do you no manner of service . If the magistrate must be judge for himself in ...
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A Second Letter concerning Toleration | 59 |
to the Author of | 141 |
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