Philosophical works.
Publisher: Mallet
Published: 1754
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Subjects: Philosophy, English -- 18th century
Table of contents: value: Vol. 1. - Letters or essays addressed to Mr. Pope; Concerning the nature, extent, and reality of human knowledge; Containing some reflections on the folly and prsumption of  philosophers especially in matters of the first philosophy; On the rise and progress of their boasted science; On the propagation of error and superstition; On the partial attempts that have been made to reform the abuses of human reason.  Vol. 2. - Some further reflections on the rise and progress of monotheism, that first and great principle of natural theology, or the first philosophy; Concerning authority in matters of religion.  Vol. 3. - Concerning authority in matters of religion; Minutes or fragments of essays. Vol. 4. - Fragments or minutes of essays.  Vol. 5. - Fragments or minutes of essays; The substance of some letters written originally in French, about the year 1720, to M. de Pouilly; A letter occasioned by one of Archbp. Tillotson's sermons.