Answer to Lockes Second Letter, Errata – Advertisement 3
ERRATA.
PAge 22. line 16. after thing, insert common. P. 103 Margin, r. p. 253. P. 115. l. 14. r. Plotinus. P. 130. l. 26. r. this. P. 175. l. 11. blot out it.
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