Treatise of the Laws of Nature V. 1

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1 Richard Cumberland, A Treatise of the Laws of Nature (John Maxwell, trans.) [i] (1727)

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A

TREA TISE

OF THE

LAWS of NATURE.

By the Right Reverend Father in God, R I C H A RL D
C U M B E R L A N D, Lord Bifhop of Peterborougb.

Made Englijb from the Latin by JoHN MAX WEL L,
M. A. Prebendary of Connor, and Chaplain to his Excel-
lency the Lord C A R T E R E T, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.

To which is prefix'd,
An Introdufion concerning the mifjaken Notions which
the Heathens had of the D E I T Y, and the Defeals in
their MORALITY, whence the Ufefulnefs of REVELATION
may appear.
At the End is fubjoin'd,
An Appendix, containing two Difcourfes, i. Concerning the Imsateriaitjy of
THINKING SUBSTANCE. 2. Concerning the OBLIGATIxon,
PROMULGATION, and OBSERVANCE, of the L AW of
N A T U R E, by the Tranflator.

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