The Works of John Locke, المجلد 6Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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... instruction provided for all for instructing them in the truth of it ; " of which provision the magistrate also being to be judge , your limitations leave him as free to punish all dissenters from his own religion as any persecutor can ...
... instruction provided for all for instructing them in the truth of it ; " of which provision the magistrate also being to be judge , your limitations leave him as free to punish all dissenters from his own religion as any persecutor can ...
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... instruction were all that is necessary to convince people , the providing sufficiently for instruction would be an evidence , that those that did so , did seek and concern themselves for men's conviction : but if there be something as ...
... instruction were all that is necessary to convince people , the providing sufficiently for instruction would be an evidence , that those that did so , did seek and concern themselves for men's conviction : but if there be something as ...
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... instruction of the people , you fear a great part of them will still need some moderate penalties to bring them to hear and receive instruction ? " But what if all the means that can , be not used for their instruction ? That there are ...
... instruction of the people , you fear a great part of them will still need some moderate penalties to bring them to hear and receive instruction ? " But what if all the means that can , be not used for their instruction ? That there are ...
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A Second Letter concerning Toleration | 59 |
to the Author of | 141 |
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