Day, Robert honorable; "of no sect nor party of man."

Day, Robert

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Free Thoughts In Defence of a F...Day, Robert honorable; "of no sect nor party of man."
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Free Thoughts In Defence of a Future State, As discoverable by Natural Rea- son, and Stript of all Supersti- tious Appendages. Demonstrating against the Nominal Deists, that the Consideration of Future Ad- vantages is a just Motive to Virtue; of Future Loss and Misery, a powerful and becoming Restraint of Vice. With Occasional Remarks on a Book intituled, An Inquiry Concerning Virtue. And a Refutation of the reviv'd Hylozoicism of Democritus and Leucippus
Free Thoughts In Defence of a Future State, As discoverable by Natural Rea- son, and Stript of all Supersti- tious Appendages. Demonstrating against the Nominal Deists, that the Consideration of Future Ad- vantages is a just Motive to Virtue; of Future Loss and Misery, a powerful and becoming Restraint of Vice. With Occasional Remarks on a Book intituled, An Inquiry Concerning Virtue. And a Refutation of the reviv'd Hylozoicism of Democritus and Leucippus | 1700
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Free Thoughts In Defence of a Future State, As discoverable by Natural Rea- son, and Stript of all Supersti- tious Appendages. Demonstrating against the Nominal Deists, that the Consideration of Future Ad- vantages is a just Motive to Virtue; of Future Loss and Misery, a powerful and becoming Restraint of Vice. With Occasional Remarks on a Book intituled, An Inquiry Concerning Virtue. And a Refutation of the reviv'd Hylozoicism of Democritus and Leucippus
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