British Moralists Volume II Being Selections from Writers Principally of the Eighteenth Century

SAMUEL CLARK.E.—Discourse upon Natural Religion 482-525 §§
BALGUY.—Foundation of Moral Goodness. Part I 526-583
RICHARD PRICE.—Review of the Principal Questions in Morals 584-713

APPENDIX.
BALGUY.—Foundation of Moral Goodness. Part II . . 714-736
BROWN.—Essays on the Characteristics. Essay II. Un the Motives to Virtue . . . . 737-773
JOHN CLARKE (of Hull) —Foundation of Morality in Theory and Practice . 774-812
CUDWORTH.—Treatise conceming Etemal and lmmutable Morality . . • 813-848
JOHN GAY.—Fundamental Principle of Virtue or Morality . 849-887
HOBBES.—Leviathan . 888-906
Of Human Nature 907-909
KAMES.—Essays on the Principles of Morality and Natural Religion .920-957 •
LOCKE. —Essay concerning Human Understanding . 958-999
MANDEVILLE. —Engniry into the Origin of Moral Virtue r000-ror 2
PALEY.—Principles of Moral and Political Philosophy . 2013-1022
WOLLASTON.—Religion of Nature delineated . . 1023-2071
BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE.
INDEX.