Titlebook: Anthony Collins The Man and His Works; James O’Higgins Book 1970 Martinus Nijhoff, The Hague, Netherlands 1970 Age of Enlightenment.Anthon

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County Justice and Treasurer, not represent a gap in his active life. Instead we see what appears to be a remarkable transformation. The litterateur becomes the country gentleman. There is no lack of documentary material for the life of Collins during these years. But what survives seems to belong to another world; to that of r

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The Reaction to Collins Abroad,not with an establishment that was failing and unpopular, but with one that was preeminently successful. It was perhaps not unfitting that it was on the continent, in the Low Countries, in Germany, and especially in France, that Collins was to have an impact. This was to be greater in fact in France

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Last Years,as the daughter of Sir Walter Wrottesley, a Staffordshire baronet, and the sister of Hugh Wrottesley, a friend of Collins and Desmaizeaux. It was to Hugh Wrottesley that Desmaizeaux had dedicated his .,. in 1720, and his name recurs in Collins’ letters. It would seem that Collins had deliberately re

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Kovarianz im Lagrange-FormalismusCollins’ first published work. was his ., printed anonymously in 1707.. It was concerned with the relation between reason and Revelation. As has been seen the age was one that wanted to show the reasonableness of Christianity, but it was not one that would easily accept the degree to which Collins was to push the claims of reason.

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The Essay on the Use of Reason,Collins’ first published work. was his ., printed anonymously in 1707.. It was concerned with the relation between reason and Revelation. As has been seen the age was one that wanted to show the reasonableness of Christianity, but it was not one that would easily accept the degree to which Collins was to push the claims of reason.

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The Library at Great Baddow,brary. Its acquisition was one of the principal interests in his life. As early as 1704, Locke had noticed it. “Sir,” he wrote, “I forgot you had an estate in the country, a library in town, friends everywhere.”. Samuel Bold knew Collins as a bibliophile. Writing to Locke, on 23 August 1703, of his unsuccessful search for a book, he said

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-010-3217-9Age of Enlightenment; Anthony Collins; eighteenth century; enlightenment; seventeenth century