Locke By S Alexander
Locke By S Alexander
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But Newton was not always easy to deal with. Once, in consequence of prolonged insomnia (due to dozing by the fire in his room), he imagined a grievance against Locke. A reader who remembers the greatness of the two men will find something very touching in the letter in which Newton contritely asks forgiveness for entertaining and expressing an evil opinion of his friend, and in Locke's reply of surprise and generous affection. Another friend of this later time, whom the Essay brought him, was ...William Molyneux, 'the ingenious gentle- man' of the Essay 'whom I am proud to call my friend/ an Irish patriot before Swift, who introduced the Essay into Trinity College, Dublin, where it was to be read shortly by the young 19 LOCKE Berkeley, and has ever since remained a text- book. Molyneux' discussion of the Essay helped Locke to several amendments, and he visited Locke at Gates. Another new friend was Anthony Collins, a young neighbouring squire, who after- wards wrote one of the best known of the deistical writings.
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But Newton was not always easy to deal with. Once, in consequence of prolonged insomnia (due to dozing by the fire in his room), he imagined a grievance against Locke. A reader who remembers the greatness of the two men will find something very touching in the letter in which Newton contritely asks forgiveness for entertaining and expressing an evil opinion of his friend, and in Locke's reply of surprise and generous affection. Another friend of this later time, whom the Essay brought him, was ...William Molyneux, 'the ingenious gentle- man' of the Essay 'whom I am proud to call my friend/ an Irish patriot before Swift, who introduced the Essay into Trinity College, Dublin, where it was to be read shortly by the young 19 LOCKE Berkeley, and has ever since remained a text- book. Molyneux' discussion of the Essay helped Locke to several amendments, and he visited Locke at Gates. Another new friend was Anthony Collins, a young neighbouring squire, who after- wards wrote one of the best known of the deistical writings.
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