Note 78 — Volume III (continued 5)
W. (William) Kenrick translation
Locke himself, the sagacious Locke, has forgot it, instructing us rather in the things we ought to require of our children, than in the means.
W. (William) Kenrick translation
Locke himself, the sagacious Locke, has forgot it, instructing us rather in the things we ought to require of our children, than in the means.