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Clearly enough, he has nothing of the relentless logic which made Hobbes' mind the clearest instrument in the history of English philosophy.
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Harold J. Laski
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gutenberg.orgClearly enough, he has nothing of the relentless logic which made Hobbes' mind the clearest instrument in the history of English philosophy.
Laski critiques the logical rigor of Locke compared to Hobbes.
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