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Cp. Macaulay, Student's ed. ii, 107-108. But a doctrine of conditional immortality had been explicitly put by Locke in his Reasonableness of Christianity, 1695, p. 13. Cp. Prof. Fraser's Locke, 1890, pp. 259-60, and Fox Bourne's Life of Locke, ii, 287. The difference was that Dodwell elaborately gave his reasons, which, as Dr. Clarke put it, made
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believing it to be by a friend of his own--(Robert Hunter, to whom, accordingly, it has since been mistakenly attributed by various bibliographers, including Barbier).
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Enthusiasm, as meaning