Resolves, Divine, Moral and Political

John Hatchard and son, 1820 - 454 pàgines

OF Sudden Prosperity	1

A Friend and Enemy when most dangerous	7

Of Reward and Service	13

Of Times continual Speed	19

That a Wise Man may gain by any Company	25

Of the Worship of Admiration	32

Of the Choice of Religion 89	39

Of the Evil in Man from Himself and Occasions	46

Of the Soul	129

Of Assimilation	136

That Man is neither happy nor miserable but by Comparison	144

Of Value and Wisdom	150

Of Modesty	156

Of Suspicion	157

Of Ostentation	163

Of Drunkenness	169

Títol	Resolves, Divine, Moral and Political
Autor	Owen Felltham
Edició	2
Editor	John Hatchard and son, 1820
Original de	British Library
Digitalitzat el	22 Nov. 2018
Nre. de pàgines	454 pàgines

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Of reconciling Enemies	53

That Man ought to be extensively good	60

Of being Overvalued	66

That SelfDelusion has ruined Man 6	67

Of the Uncertainty of Life	74

That Sin is more crafty than violent	81

When Vice is most dangerous	88

Of Censure	94

Of the Immutability of Human Affairs and of Human Vanities	100

That all Things have a like Progression and Fall	108

Of Bounty	115

Of Travel	178

Of Public Scandal	187

Of the Causes that make Men different	195

How he must live that lives well	201

Of Humility	209

Of Truth and Lying	218

Against extreme Longing	225

Of Memory and Forgetfulness in Friendship	233

Of Losses	239

That Virtue and Vice generate after their kind	246

No Man is honest who is not so in his Relations	252