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Locke , like William Penn , was tolerant ; both loved freedom ; both cherished truth in sincerity . But Locke kindled the torch of liberty at the fires of tradition ; Penn at the living light in the soul . Locke sought truth through the ...
Locke , like William Penn , was tolerant ; both loved freedom ; both cherished truth in sincerity . But Locke kindled the torch of liberty at the fires of tradition ; Penn at the living light in the soul . Locke sought truth through the ...
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Truth is the object of philosophy and history . Truth is the ' object even of those works which are peculiarly called works of fiction , but which , in fact , bear the same relation to history which algebra bears to arithmetic .
Truth is the object of philosophy and history . Truth is the ' object even of those works which are peculiarly called works of fiction , but which , in fact , bear the same relation to history which algebra bears to arithmetic .
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“ Sir , he wants only to sell his history , and to tell truth : one an honest , the other a laudable motive . " -- JOHNSON . “ Sir , they are both laudable motives . It is laudable in a man to wish to live by his labours ; but he must ...
“ Sir , he wants only to sell his history , and to tell truth : one an honest , the other a laudable motive . " -- JOHNSON . “ Sir , they are both laudable motives . It is laudable in a man to wish to live by his labours ; but he must ...
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