That letter responded to this man's work on Boyle's idea of primary and secondary qualities.
In a letter to this man, William Molyneux questioned whether a blind man given sight could recognize touched items. That letter responded to this man's work on Boyle's idea of primary and secondary qualities. He defended his religion in The Reasonableness of Christianity, but argued against persecuting dissenters in his Letter Concerning Toleration. This empiricist advanced a natural rights theory of the social contract and formulated the tabula (TAH boo lah) rasa. For 10 points, name this Englishman who influenced the U.S. Founding Fathers with his Two Treatises on Government.
In a letter to this man, William Molyneux questioned whether a blind man given sight could recognize touched items.
John {Locke}