Belsham, William. 1752-1827. Essays, philosophical, historical and literary. London, Dilly. 1789. iv, 466 pp. 8°. **G.3922.5 Contents. — On liberty and necessity. — On Shakespeare. — On the reign and character of Queen Elizabeth. — On Christianity. — On heredi- tary succession. — On the connection between virtue and happiness. — On government and civil liberty. — On the study of metaphysics. — On style. — Remarks on English versification. — On the use of reason in connection with religion. — Reflections upon education. — Remarks on the XXI. chapter of Locke’s Essay on human understanding. — Review [This work is kept on the Special Libraries Floor. ] (Continued on the next card.
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