[748] Spence, p. 108.
[749] Warburton's Works, vol. xii. p. 335.
[750] Bolingbroke's Works, Philadelphia, vol. iii. pp. 40, 45; vol. iv. p. 111.
[751] Warburton's Works, vol. xii. p. 336.
[752] Grimouard, Essai sur Bolingbroke, quoted by Cooke, Memoirs of Bolingbroke, vol. ii. p. 96.
[753] Chesterfield's Works, ed. Mahon, vol. ii. p. 445.
[754] Ruffhead, Life of Pope, p. 219. The manuscript of this passage exists in Warburton's handwriting. Ruffhead altered two or three words, which are here restored from the original.
[755] Warburton's Works, vol. xii. p. 91.
[756] Spence, who wrote down the anecdote from Warburton's conversation, says that Hooke talked of "Lord Bolingbroke's disbelief of the moral attributes of God," which agrees substantially with the language in Ruffhead.
[757] Bolingbroke's Works, vol. iv. p. 320.