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A Review of Edwards's "Inquiry into the Freedom of the Will"

Note 2 — II.

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Natural inability, and a want of liberty, are identified in this usage; for the want of a natural faculty essential to the performance of an action, and the existence of an impediment or antagonistic force, which takes from a faculty supposed to exist, the liberty of action, have the same bearing upon responsibility.

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