The Life of John Locke, Volume 2Scientia-Verl, 1969 - 488 pages |
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... tion as soon as you knew that he was actually a bishop . Whether , as you persuade yourself , he will show the same spirit at Salisbury as he did at Amsterdam , some people begin to doubt . I must tell you a bit of gossip about him ...
... tion as soon as you knew that he was actually a bishop . Whether , as you persuade yourself , he will show the same spirit at Salisbury as he did at Amsterdam , some people begin to doubt . I must tell you a bit of gossip about him ...
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... tion ( since those houses are now in most counties complained of to be rather places of ease and preferment to the masters thereof than of correction and reformation to those who are sent thither ) , nor to their places of habita- tion ...
... tion ( since those houses are now in most counties complained of to be rather places of ease and preferment to the masters thereof than of correction and reformation to those who are sent thither ) , nor to their places of habita- tion ...
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... tion that helped me to bear our separation ; and the short taste I had of him here in this our first interview I hoped would be made up in a longer conversation which he pro- mised me the next time . But it has served only to give me a ...
... tion that helped me to bear our separation ; and the short taste I had of him here in this our first interview I hoped would be made up in a longer conversation which he pro- mised me the next time . But it has served only to give me a ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING 16711690 | 90 |
RESIDENCE IN HOLLAND 16831689 | 98 |
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