Opus maximum, or, The great essay to reduce the moral world from contingency to system ...
By: by John Stewart
Publisher: Printed for J. Ginger ...
Published: 1803
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
Subjects: English Philosophy; Ethics
Other titles: Opus maximum.; Great essay to reduce the moral world from contingency to system.; Conquest of the moral world.
Notes: Signatures: [A]1 (=a1?) B¹² C² A⁶ (-A1) B⁶ ²A⁶ (-²A1) B-C⁶ a¹² (-a1) b¹² B-K¹² L⁶.

Printer's imprint ("S. Gosnell, printer ... ") on verso of t.p. and at end.

"Pope's allegory of the lake of self-love ... " (28 p.) and "The revelation of reason and nature" ([3]-36 p. (3rd count)) were printed and perhaps also issued separately; each has the printer's imprint at end which would also have appeared, as required by law, on the verso of their cancelled t.p.'s.

"The conquest of the moral world, presented to the conqueror of the physical world, Napoleon ... " ([3]-24 p. (2nd count)) is perhaps meant to supersede the "Dedication to the American nation" (p. [iii]-xii (last count)).
Table of contents: title: (from t.p.) Psyconomy; title: Mathemanomy; title: Logonomy; title: Anagognomy; title: Ontonomy.