On the influence of physical causes on the moral faculty : manuscript, 1786.

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On the influence of physical causes on the moral faculty : manuscript, 1786.

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Manuscript copy of Rush's essay on morality, originally presented as a lecture to the American Philosophical Society, 1786 Feb. 27.

1 v. (94 p.) ; 19 cm.

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