...jOO. CAMPBELL'* Dij/ertativn on Miracles, of the pita ; it refults much more from that of the anther. The piece itfelf, like every other work of Mr. Hume,...acknowledge, is great. The many ufeful Volumes he hath published of Hijiory, Criticifm, Politics, and Trade, have juftly procured him, with all perfons of...

...refults not folely from the merit of THE PIECE : it refults much more from that of THE AUTHOR. The face itfelf, like every other work of Mr Hume, is ingenious...its merit is more of the oratorial kind than of the philofophicaJ. The merit of the author, I actziowledge, is great. The many uleful volumes he hath publiflied...

...solely from the merit of THE PIECE ; it results much more from that of. THE AUTHOR. The piece itself, like every other work of Mr. Hume, is ingenious; but...its merit is more of the oratorial kind than of the philosophical. The merit of the author, I acknowledge, is great. The many useful volumes he hath published,...

...solely from the merit of the piece ; it results much more from that of the author. The piece itself, like every other work of Mr. Hume, is ingenious ;...its merit is more of the oratorial kind than of the philosophical. The merit of the author, / acknowledge is great. The many useful volumes he hath published...

...more from that of THE AUTHOR. The piece itself, like every other work of Mr HUME, is in~ genious ; but its merit is more of the oratorial kind . than of the philosophical. The merit of the author, I acknowledge, is great. The many useful volumes he has published...

...solely from the merit of the piece; it results much more from that of the author. The piece itself, like every other work of Mr. Hume, is ingenious ;...its merit is more of the oratorial kind than of the philosophical. The merit of the author, I acknowledge, is great. The many useful volumes he has published...

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...solely from the merit of THE PIECE: it results much more from that of THE AUTHOR. The piece itself, like every other work of Mr Hume, is ingenious; but...its merit is more of the oratorial kind than of the philosophical. The merit of the author, I acknowledge, is great. The many useful volumes he has published...

...miracles 'one of the most dangerous attacks that have been made on our religion' and says that the work, 'like every other work of Mr Hume, is ingenious; but...its merit is more of the oratorial kind than of the philosophical'. He finds it a 'pity' that such a talented historian and essayist should have his reputation...