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Henry King, Esq; youngest brother of Robert, late Lord Kingsborough, in the Kingdom of Ireland, deceased, - - - - - - appellant. Sir Edward King, baronet, eldest surviving brother and heir at law of the said Lord Kingsborough, - - - - - - respondent. The respondent's case
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A treatise on political economy
to which is prefixed a supplement to a preceding work on the understanding; or Elements of ideology; ; with an analytical table, and an introduction on the faculty of the will -
Essays on volition and pleasure, and On the preservation and increase of health
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Disquisitio pneumatologica, inauguralis, de voluntatis legibus
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Every man his own proctor; containing instructions in what manner to proceed to obtain probate of wills and letters of administration, without the assistance of a proctor, Agreeable to the Statute Law, with Proper Precedents. Together with The Fees paid by a Proctor at the Publick Office on procuring the same, and his Charges thereon. By a gentleman of Doctors Commons
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Notitae naturales sunt indelebiles.
Appetitus non facit vim voluntati -
Vultus indicat virum.
Influentia coelestis non imponit necessitatem -
Voluntas non c[ompelli scit?].
Homo est [mikrokosmos] -
Fatum non tollit contingentiam.
Animus fert quicquid se ferre putat -
The grand solemnity of the taylor's funeral
who lay nine days in state on his garret shop-board. - With his last will -
Der thierische Wille
systematische Darstellung und Erklärung der thierischen Triebe und deren Entstehung, Entwickelung und Verbreitung im Thierreiche als Grundlage zu einer vergleichenden Willenslehre -
Letters of the Emperor Aurung-Zebe, to his sons, his grandsons, his ministers, and principal nobles; to which is prefixed, his will, translated from the Persian, by Joseph Earles
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A careful and strict enquiry into the modern prevailing notions of that freedom of will
which is supposed to be essential to moral agency, virtue and vice, reward and punishment, praise and blame. By Jonathan Edwards, A.M -
Two treatises
The First On Justification by Faith only, according to the Doctrine of the Eleventh Article of the Church of England. The Second On the Sinfulness of Man's natural Will, and his utter Inability to do Works acceptable to God, until he be justify'd and born again of the Spirit of God, according to the Doctrine of our Ninth, Tenth, Twelfth, and Thirteenth Articles. They are a Part of the Works of the Learned and Judicious Dr. Barnes, who had been for many Years famous as a great Reviver of Learning in the University of Cambridge; he afterwards became a Protestant, and was martyr'd for the Faith in Smithfield, in the Year 1541. To which is prefix'd, A Preface, containing Some Account of the Life and Death of Dr. Barnes: Extracted from The Book of Martyrs. By John Wesley, A. M. Fellow of Lincoln-College, Oxford