Observations on man: his frame, his duty, and his expectations (1749)

Gainseville, Fla.: Scholars; Facsimiles & Reprints (1834)
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This Hartley applies to man, and observes, that as man cannot comprehend his own nature, he must imagine a finite being superior to him that can ...

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