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    HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY.

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    Estimate qfMi * Philosophical Character of the Antagonists of Hpbfes . [ From E ! i « se | 4 atioii I . by £ ) ugald Stewart , prefixed to Supplement to Encyclopedia Britannica , Vol I . p . S 5 —71 J

    ritJt > WORTH * was oneofthe \_ s first who successfully combated tij ^ pe ^ philosophy . As Hofc > bes , in ^ ttgnzy . pf his . political zeal , had Wtn % it to sacrifice wan ton ) v all the

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    3 L - - - ' ^ • - ¦•*" » " " * / ij * * j ¦ fc ' « 3 bC 3 tH : l ^ ECEMBBR 7 l 816 . ' [ V ^ ^

    History And Biography.

    HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY .

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    In-the prosecution of his very able argument on this subject , Cudworfh displays a rich store of enli ghtened and choice erudition , penetrated throughout with a peculiar vein 6 f sobered and subdued Flatonism , froiii whence some German systems , wfiich have attracted iio small notice in' 6 &t own times , will be found , wheh Gripped of their deep ueological disguise , to have borrowed their most Valuable material s . J

    r 'i . ' > ¦ ¦ » . « w ' - ¦¦¦ ' - - t ! The mind ( according to Cadwortb ) perceives , by occasion of outward object * , as much more than is represented to itiiy sense , as a learned man does In tire best written book , than an illiterate person qt brut ©; ' ** -Tothc feyes of both , " | h ^ same characters will appear ; but the learmed man , in those characters , will see heaveny e 4 rtb , sun , and stars ; read prbfbditd theorems of philosophy or geometry ieiMra a grca $ deal of new knowledge from rlie ^ and i ^ lmire the wisdom of the comp&s * r s while , to the other , nothing appear But blact stroke ? drawn on white paper , * £ ite reasou o | whicJi is , th ^ t ifee mi ^ d oi ; the one is furnished with cer&n previous inward anticipations , ^ dJaJpT And instruction , tliat" thre other wants /*— " In the

    room of this book of hitpnan composition 9 let ti ^ no ^ r substitute the book of Nainre ^ written all oVef ^ ith the clwracters ^ iij impressioni of ftii'ine tvisdoni and &t <) odnets , hist legible only to Jtn mtell ^ ctuajl else

    ' eye . To thfe sense both of man ^ rnf brute , there a ^ pear ^ notltih ^ in it , but , as lit -ihe other , tg < y many inky scrawls ; that i « , nothing but figures aitd eolottrr . ' ' jS ^ -ffilf m ^ na , - # l «« i bath a . partiapation of ihe d ^ i ne f * 4 sdom r ^ Trat in&Av it , ot » h v ocJk ~

    sioW'dr ^ losie senslMre * ^ e ^^ eiikffo ^ s ^ 4 ( 3 KfeT& >' ' ing its ^^^ Iw ^^ -jc ^ ' ^/ f /* afenit pretend to be im adeBftp ;^^ f'V ^ v ^ j ' .- ' ' ^"• * * : - "^ "t : " ¦ "' ¦ . ' . ^ * « ST ^

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1816, page unpag, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2459/page/1/