Opinion of Locke--Hobbes--Des Cartes--Arnauld--Le Clerc De Crousaz, regarding Perception, 399 The subject on which we are about to enter, and which is to engage, I trust, a considerable portion of your attention for many months, is _the Philosophy of the Human Mind_,--not that _speculative_ and _passive_ philosophy only, which inquires into the nature of our intellectual part, and the mysterious connexion of this with the body which it animates, but that _practical_ science, which relates to the duties, and the hopes, and the great destiny of man, and which, even in analyzing the powers of his understanding, and tracing all the various modifications of which it is individually susceptible, …
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