His remarks on the goodness which we apprehend in God, quoted, 9, note.
And on reverence, 9, note.
On charity, 9, 10, note.
On pity, 10, note.
Review of the system of morals of his school, 11.
Gives the first great impulse to moral philosophy in England, 19, note.
His denial of the reality of pure benevolence, 20, 21.
His definition of conscience, 29, note.
His theory of compassion, 72, note
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