Four Dissertations
New York,Garland Pub. (1757)
| Abstract | DISSERTATION T. The Natural History of Religion. INTRODUCTION. AS every enquiry, which regards Religion, is of the utmost importance, there are two ... | |||||||||
| Keywords | Natural theology Aesthetics Emotions Tragedy | |||||||||
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