FOR WILLIAM BAYNES, PATERNOSTER-ROW; THOMAS WILLIAMS

AND SON,

THOMAS HAMILTON, PATERNOSTER - ROW; AND

JOSIAH CONDER, BUCKLERSBURY, LONDON.

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III. Of the several Sorts of Perception or Ideas,
IV. Of Words and their several Divisions, &c.
V. General Directions relating to our Ideas,

VI. Special Rules to direct our Conceptions of Things,

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III. Of the Springs of false Judgment, or the Doctrine of

IV. General Directions to assist us in Judging aright,

V. Special Rules to direct us in Judging of particular

PART III. OF REASONING AND SYLLOGISM,

CHAPTER I. Of the Nature of a Syllogism and the Parts of which it

II. Of the various Kinds of Syllogisms, with particular

Rules relating thereto,

III. The Doctrine of Sophisms

IV. Some general Rules to direct our Reasoning

PART IV. OF DISPOSITION AND METHOD.

CHAPTER I. Of the Nature of Method-Natural and Arbitrary, Synthetic and Analogical

II. Rules of Method, general and particular

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IV. Arts of Reading and Writing

VI. Rules of Prudence

VII. The Ornaments and Accomplishments of Life
VIII. A Guard against Evil Influence from Persons and

Things
IX. A Guard set on the Sports and Diversions of Children
X. Of the Proper Degrees of Liberty and Restraint in the
Education of a Son, illustrated by Example
XI. Education of a Daughter

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THE WORLD TO COME;

OR

DISCOURSES

ON THE

JOYS OR SORROWS OF DEPARTED SOULS AT DEATH,

AND THE

GLORY OR TERROR OF THE RESURRECTION:

WHERETO IS PREFIXED,

AN ESSAY

TOWARD THE

PROOF OF A SEPARATE STATE OF SOULs after death.