A system of moral philosophy. Of the Importance and Certainty of Morality. Of Morality in general, and of the Nature of Happiness. Of the necessity of fixing right our Chief End. Of the Chief Good which Reason can prove to be designed for Man, and the Characteristicks of it. Of the highest Happiness attainable in the present life. Of the objects of Virtue. Of Reason, and particularly as it is a Principle of Human Actions. Of the Will. Of the Ends of Human Actions. Of the several Kinds of Human Actions. Of the Passions in general. Of the primitive Passions. Of the mixed Passions. By the late Reverend and Learned Mr. Henry Grove, of Taunton. Published from the Author's Manuscript. Vol. I.

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M.DCC.XLIX. [1749]