"And he labours hard to prove that these Ideas are not innate, but would have our Souls like a Blank Paper, a Rasa Tabula, ready to receive Ideas, but void of all; And affirms that these Ideas are the Foundation of all our Knowledge; and that they are conveyed to the Mind by external Objects."
The Mitre and Crown; or, Great Britain's True Interest
<u>The Mitre and Crown; or, Great Britain's True Interest. in Which Our Constitution in Church and State Will Be Explain'd and Defended, and a Short Account of Most Valuable Books Given, With Some Original Pieces, and Law-Cases. and Also an Abstract of What Is Material in the Several Publick Papers, With the Usual Common News. and an Account of Births, Marriages, Preferments, Deaths, &c. to Be Be Publish'd at the Middle and End of Each Month. by a Gentleman Late of the Temple.</u> 2 vols. (London: Printed for the Author, and Sold by J[ohn]. Fuller in Ave-Maria Lane, and by all the Booksellers in Town and Country, 1748). vol. 1 of 2.