"I am more indebted to his writings than to those of any other _uninspired_ writer, for the insight which I have been enabled to attain into the motives of the Divine Economy and the grounds of moral obligation." It has long been a subject of regret that we should have so few remains of so great a writer as the author of the "Analogy," not only the greatest thinker of his day, but one almost equally remarkable for his personal religion and amiability.…
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