A philosophical treatise on the passions ... / by T. Cogan.

  • Thomas Cogan
Date:
1802
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Credit: A philosophical treatise on the passions ... / by T. Cogan. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    PR E F*d € E. ^^MIDST the numerous Branches oi Knowledge which claim the attention of the human mind, no one can be more important than that which conftitutes the fubject of the following Treatife. What- ever moll intimately concerns ourfelves mud be of the firft moment: the principle of felf-love which is inherent in our natures, immediately fuggefls that no other fpecies of knowledge can fland in competition with it. Every thing is juftly deemed interefting that has an immediate relation to ourfelves ; and the degrees of its importance are meafured by the degrees of its influence upon our well- being. An attention therefore to the work- a 2 ings
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