A comparative view of the state and faculties of man with those of the animal world.

  • John Gregory
Date:
1766
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Credit: A comparative view of the state and faculties of man with those of the animal world. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    IFFERENT views of Human Nature, page 1—4. The difficulty of profecuting Enquiries into the conftitution of the Human Mind, 5. The Philofophy of the Human | Body and Human Mind muft be united, to have either of them well underftood, 6, 7, Comparative views of the ftate and manner of life of Men and Animals little attended to, 8, g. Advantages enjoyed by the lower Animals, 10—13. Inftiné and Reafon, their feparate provinces, 13, 14. Inftances of improvement -on Nature, 15—18. Remarkable mortality -of Mankind, with the caufes of it, 18—23. “Advantages of Women nurfing their own -Childuen, 24—28. Various inftances of in- attention to the voice of natural Inftin& in the education of Children, 29—38. Supe- 4 riority -