Letters on England Letter XIII - On Mr. Locke
In which the nature of the soul is examined through the lens of Mr. Locke’s measured philosophy, juxtaposed against the extravagant and often contradictory assertions of ancient and ecclesiastical authorities. Voltaire gently reveals how Locke’s sober inquiry, rooted in experience and modesty, unsettles dogmatic certainties without impinging upon the peace of religion or society.
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