SECTION III.-Progress of Philosophy during the Seven-

teenth Century, in some Parts of Europe,

not included in the preceding Review

Dissertation, exhibiting a General View of the Progress of Meta-

physical, Ethical, and Political Philosophy, since the Revi-

val of Letters in Europe. Part II.

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Introductory Observations

LOCKE

Progress of Metaphysics during the Eighteenth Century.

SECTION I.-Historical and Critical Review of the Philo-

sophical Works of Locke and Leibnitz 192

192

II. Continuation of the Review of Locke and

Leibnitz

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LEIBNITZ

III. Of the Metaphysical Speculations of Newton

and Clarke.-Digression with respect to

the System of Spinoza.-Collins and Jona-

than Edwards.-Anxiety of both to recon-

cile the Scheme of Necessity with Man's

Moral Agency.-Departure of some later

Necessitarians from their Views

IV. Of some Authors who have contributed by

their Critical or Historical Writings, to dif-

fuse a taste for Metaphysical Studies-

Bayle-Fontenelle-Addison. Metaphysi-

cal Works of Berkeley

V. Hartleian School

VI.-Condillac and other French Metaphysicians

of a later Date

158

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187

189

233

233

264

287

321

327

VII.-Kant and other Metaphysicians of the new

German School

355

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DISSERTATION,

EXHIBITING A GENERAL VIEW OF THE

PROGRESS OF METAPHYSICAL, ETHICAL,

AND

POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY,

SINCE THE REVIVAL OF LETTERS IN EUROPE.

PART I.