History of Civilization in England: In Five Volumes, Том 5

Brockhaus, 1865 - 362 стор.

CHAPTER XVIII	1

His cruel treatment of them 810	8

Meanwhile a reaction was preparing 1517	15

The Scotch before they would crown Charles II compelled	21

Now as before the bishops aided the government in its	29

The Highland rebellions of 1715 and 1745 were not the result	36

Beginning of the trading spirit 4243	42

In this respect Scotland is similar to Germany but dissimi	44

Humes philosophy 199215	199

His method was eminently deductive and he like Adam	205

Camparison between the method of this work and the	214

Reid attacked Humes method because he disliked the	220

Estimate of the value of what Reid effected 226227	226

The clergy availed themselves of these habits to extend	227

Blacks philosophy 233242	232

He reasoned from his principles speculatively instead	238

Another cause was the failure of the Rebellion of 1745	48

Evidence of the rapid progress of the industrious classes	54

Bnt unfortunately this literature notwithstanding its bold	64

Their religious illiberality was the result of the immense	72

The failure of their literature in diminishing this illiberality	89

Circumstances in the seventeenth century favourable to	103

With the same object they propounded notions more horrible	119

They moreover declared that harmless and even praiseworthy	125

To prevent such imaginary sins the clergy made arbitrary	135

Hence the national character was mutilated For the plea	141

In no Protestant country have the clergy pushed these narrow	147

This is well worthy of notice because the inductive method	153

Hence the secular philosophy of the eighteenth century	160

Summary of the most important distinctions between induc	161

Its method 169174	169

His deductive method depended upon a suppression of pre	175

Account of his Wealth of Nations 183198	183

Black therefore did immense service by giving free scope	248

The action of fire and water on the crust of the earth	255

Though Hutton founded the theory of metamorphic rocks	262

71	265

Watts invention of the steamengine and discovery of	267

Nature of the evidence of the supposed difference between	273

therapeutics	279

His nosology	288

291293	294

Hunters inquiries concerning the movements of animals	300

In his pathological inquiries he took into account the mal	306

But his English contemporaries being eminently inductive	312

Notwithstanding this difference the deductive method	319

The Scotch literature of the eighteenth century being essen	327

These superstitions are eminently irreligious and are every	333

Their great engine of power was the KirkSession Tyranny	347

Назва	History of Civilization in England: In Five Volumes, Том 5 History of Civilization in England: In Five Volumes, Henry Thomas Buckle
Автор	Henry Thomas Buckle
Видавець	Brockhaus, 1865
Оригінал із	Австрійська національна бібліотека
Оцифровано	2 лис. 2017
Обсяг	362 стор.

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