EDUCATION.

OCTAVO.

VOL

Address to a young Lady, on her Entrance into the
World

Berkenhout's (Dr.) Letters to his Son, at the University
Edgeworth's (Maria and R. L.) Practical Education
Fordyce's (James) Discourse on the Character and Con-
duct of the Female Sex

Gellert's (Professor) Course of Moral Lessons, delivered in
the University of Leipsick: from the German
Graham's (Catharine Macauley) Letters on Education
Hamilton's (Elizabeth) Letters on the Elementary Prin-
ciples of Education

Knox's (Vicesimus) Liberal Education; or a Practical Treatise on the Methods of acquiring useful and polite Learning

Essays, Moral and Literary

Letters to a young Prince, from his Governor

Rowe's (Elizabeth) Friendship in Death; or Letters Mo-
ral and Entertaining, from the Dead to the Liv-
ing. Gift of John O'Donnell, Esq.

Williams's (Rev. David) Lectures on Education
Yorke's (Henry R.) Elements of Civil Knowledge

DUODECIMO.

Aikin's Letters from a Father to his Son, relative to Literature and the Conduct of Life

Barrow's (Rev. William) Essay on Education

Bennet's (Rev. John) Strictures on Female Education

-Letters to a young Lady

Berquin, The Friend of Youth: from the French of
Burton's Lectures on Female Education, and Manners
Calendar of Nature; designed for the Instruction and En-
tertainment of young Persons

Cambon, Letters and Conversations between several
young Ladies: from the Dutch of Madame de

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Cartwright's (Mrs.) Letters, Moral and Entertaining `Centaur not Fabulous; in Six Letters on the Life in Vogue 1 Chatham's (Earl of) Letters to his Nephew, Thomas Pitt, then at Cambridge

Darwin's (Erasmus) Plan for the Conduct of Female Edu

cation

Defoe's (Daniel) Religious Courtship

-Family Instructor

Easter-Holydays; or Domestic Conversations for the Instruction and Amusement of young People Evenings at Home; or Miscellaneous Pieces for the Instruction and Amusement of young Persons

Fenelon's Dialogues of the Dead: composed for the Education of a Prince

Adventures of Telemachus

Fordyce's (James) Address to young Men

Galateo; or, a Treatise on Politeness and Delicacy of Manners, addressed to a young Nobleman: from the Italian of Monsignor De la Casa

Genlis, Adele et Theodore; ou Lettres sur l'Education : par Madame de

Gift of Mr. Robert Wilson

-Lessons of a Governess to her Pupils: from the

French of Madame de

Gilpin's (William) Moral Contrasts

Gregory, A Father's Legacy to his Daughters: by Dr.
Hale's (Sir Matthew) Affectionate Epistles to his Children
Lady's Pocket-Library; containing various Essays
M'Intosh's Elegant Miscellanies; for Youth of both Sexes
Mentor, The Female; or Select Conversations

Moir's (John) Female Tuition; or an Address to Mothers

on the Education of Daughters

Moore's (Hannah) Essays on Various Subjects; principally designed for young Ladies

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Percival, A Father's Instructions to his Children: by Thomas 2
-Moral and Literary Dissertations; chiefly in-
tended as a Sequel to a Father's Instructions:
by Thomas

Pleasing Instructor; or Entertaining Moralist; with
Thoughts on Education

Repository, The Entertaining, Moral, and Religious; for the Amusement and Instruction of the Youth of both Sexes

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Rowe's (Elizabeth) Letters Moral and Entertaining; from the Dead to the Living

Salzman, Elements of Morality, for the use of Children ; translated by M. Wollstoncraft: from the German of C. G.

Sheridan (Thomas) on British Education

Talbot's (Miss Catharine) Essays on Various Subjects, in
Prose and Verse; with Reflections on the seven
Days of the week

Trimmer's (Mrs.) Economy of Human Life

West's (Mrs.) Letters, addressed to a young Man on his first Entrance into Life

Young's (Thomas) Essay on Humanity to Animals

ETHICS, LOGIC, AND METAPHYSICS.

FOLIO.

VOL.

Malebranche, Treatise concerning the Search after Truth; translated by T. Taylor: from the French of

Father

QUARTO.

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Aristotle's Ethics and Politics; comprising his Practical Philosophy: translated from the Greek, by Dr. John Gillies

Bentham's Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation

Bridgman, (William) Paraphrase of an Anonymous Writer, on the Nicomachean Ethics of Aristotle : translated from the Greek, by Cumberland's (Bishop Richard) Treatise of the Laws of Nature

Drummond's (Sir William) Academical Questions

Ferguson's (Dr. Adam) Principles of Moral and Political
Science

Hutcheson's (Dr. Francis) System of Moral Philosophy
Monboddo's Ancient Metaphysics; or the Science of Uni-
versals

Philosophus Autodidactus; sive Epistola Abbi Jaafar, Ara-
bicè cum Latina Versione, ab Ed. Pocockio.
The Gift of Rev. James Ingliss

Reid's (Thomas) Essays on the Active Powers of Man
-on the Intellectual Powers of Man

Seneca's (Lucius Annæus) Epistles: translated by Thomas

Morrell

Wollaston's (William) Religion of Nature, delineated

Bate's Rural Philosophy; or Reflections on Knowledge,
Virtue, and Happiness, in Retirement

Baxter's Inquiry into the Nature of the Human Soul
Beattie's (James) Essay on the Nature and Immutability
of Truth

Belsham's (Thomas) Elements of the Philosophy of the
Mind, and of Moral Philosophy

Bolton's Letters and Tracts on the Choice of Company,
and other Subjects

Bowen's Thoughts on the Necessity of Moral Discipline
in Prisons. See Misc. Vol. 1st.

Brown's (W. L.) Essay on the Folly of Scepticism
Bruce's (John) Elements of Ethics, on the Principles of
Natural Philosophy

Buffier, First Truths, and the Origin of Opinions, ex-
plained: from the French of Father

Burgh (James) on the Dignity of Human Nature; or a brief Account of the certain Means for attaining the true End of our Existence

Cicero's (M. T.) Cato Major; or a Treatise on Old Age: translated by Mr. Logan

Clarke and Leibnitz, A Collection of Papers which passed

between; in 1715, and 1716

Cogan's (Dr. T.) Philosophical Treatise on the Passions
Collier's (Jeremy) Short View of the Immorality of the
English Stage, &c. with several Defences of the

same

Croft's (George) Short Commentary; with Strictures on
certain Parts of Dr. Paley and Mr. Gisborne's
Moral Writings

Crouzaz, Treatise of the Art of Thinking: from the
French of Mons.

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Cudworth's (Ralph) Treatise concerning Eternal and Im

mutable Morality

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Edward's (Jonathan) Inquiry into the Modern and Prevailing Notions of Freedom of Will

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Enfield's History of Philosophy, from the earliest Ages to the eighteenth Century

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Epictetus, his Morals; with Simplicius, his Comment: translated from the Greek, by Geo. Stanhope

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