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In this book, Raymond Gregory delves into John Locke's theory of knowledge, examining its key ideas and arguments. He provides a thorough analysis of Locke's work and explains the impact that it has had on philosophy as a whole. With clear and concise writing, this book is an excellent introduction to Locke's philosophy of knowledge.
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