The Works of John Locke, المجلد 6Scientia Verlag, 1963 |
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... tell us , they should be but moderate penalties . But if we ask you what are moderate penalties , you confess you cannot tell us . So that by moderate here you yet mean nothing . You tell us , " the outward force to be applied should be ...
... tell us , they should be but moderate penalties . But if we ask you what are moderate penalties , you confess you cannot tell us . So that by moderate here you yet mean nothing . You tell us , " the outward force to be applied should be ...
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... tell us , they should be but moderate penalties . But if we ask you what are moderate penalties , you confess you cannot tell us : so that by moderate here , you yet mean nothing . You tell us , the outward force to be ap- plied ...
... tell us , they should be but moderate penalties . But if we ask you what are moderate penalties , you confess you cannot tell us : so that by moderate here , you yet mean nothing . You tell us , the outward force to be ap- plied ...
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... tell , they still continue dissenters . What is to be done now ? Why , the incurable are to be left to God , as you tell us . Your punishments were not meant to prevail on the desperately perverse and obstinate , as you tell us here ...
... tell , they still continue dissenters . What is to be done now ? Why , the incurable are to be left to God , as you tell us . Your punishments were not meant to prevail on the desperately perverse and obstinate , as you tell us here ...
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A Second Letter concerning Toleration | 59 |
to the Author of | 141 |
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