92

Sect. 3. Of the evidence of Internal

Senfe, or Confcioufnefs,

pag. 68

Sect. 4. Of the evidence of Memory, 92-102

Sect. 5. Of Reasoning from the effect

*N

to the cause,

Sect. 6. Of Probable or Experimental

Reafoning,

Sect. 7. Of Analogical Reafoning,

Sect. 8. Of Faith in Teftimony,

Sect. 9. Conclufion of this Chapter.

Further Proof. General remarks

on Scepticism,

PART II.

102 -

124-131

131-135

135-145

ILLUSTRATIONS

OF THE

DOCTRINE, WITH INFERENCES.

145-161

Sect. 1. Of Mathematicians,

Se&t. 2. Of Natural Philofophers,
Sect. 3. The fubject continued. In-
C.
tuitive Truths diftinguishable into
Claffes,

PRECEDING

124

CHA P. I.

Confirmation of this Doctrine from the

Practice,

pag. 166

179

220

CHAP.

CHA P. II.

This Doctrine rejected by Sceptical Philo-

fophers.

Sect. 1. General Obfervations. Rife

and progrefs of Modern Scepticism.

-Of Des Cartes and Malebranche.

-Locke and Berkeley. - General
view of Mr Hume's Theory of the
Understanding,

Sect. 2. Of the non-exiftence of

Matter,

Sect. 3. Of Liberty and Neceffity,

CHA P.

pag. 234-282

PART

Recapitulation and Inference.

Criterion of Truth,

282-318

319-397

III.

397-403

III.

OBJECTIONS ANSWERED.

СНАР.

CHA P. I.

The principles of this Effay con-

fiftent with the interefts of

Science, and the rights of

mankind. Imperfection of

the School-logic,

pag. 406-434

CHA P. II.

The fubject continued. Efti-

mate of Metaphyfic and Me-

taphyfical writers. Causes of

the prefent degeneracy of Mo-

ral Science,

POSTSCRIPT,

434-512

CHA P. III.

Confequences of Metaphyfical

Scepticism,

513-530

531-568

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