Summary and free reflections, in which the great outline only, and principal features, of several interesting subjects, are impartially traced, and candidly examined.
Jennings, Henry Constantine,1731-1819.
[Taunton?] : Printed in the year,
1798 [1800?]
Anonymous. By Henry Constantine Jennings.
Contains: 'An endeavour to prove that reason is alone sufficient to the firm establishment of religion, .. ' 'A physical enquiry into the powers and properties of spirit, .. ' 'A postscript to the Physical enquiry .. ' 'A revision of the Postscript to the Physical enquiry, .. ' 'My fare-well to this interesting subject.' 'Cursory remarks on infancy and education.' 'Thoughts on the rise and decline of the polite arts' 'A translation of the fifth canto of Dante's Inferno, .. ' 'Observations on the advantages attending an elevated and dry situation.' 'A free enquiry into the enormous increase of attornies, .. '.
Each part has separate pagination and register.
'My final fare-well to this interesting subject has the imprint: Thomas Norton, printer, Taunton at the foot of p.1 and p.8, and on p.1 is the statement "Written .. early in the year 1800".
Privately printed.
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