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Date: 1741
"In this, therefore, I am forced to differ from that great Philosopher and Master of Reason, Mr. Locke, who denies and argues against all innate Ideas in general, and of every Kind: He supposes the Soul originally to be as a rasa Tabula, or Blank without any Impression, or distingui...
preview | full record— Morgan, Thomas (d. 1743)
Date: 1758
Sense "must therefore remain a stranger to the objects and causes affecting it"
preview | full record— Price, Richard (1723-1791)
