PROFESSEUR DE PHILOSOPHIE A LA FACULTE DES LETTRES DE CAEN

Y very eiirly fouad il, or Ihuught y fouod it, impossible to makc luaiiy steps iu the search after truth and thc aalure of humaa uaderstaoding , ofgooi aod evil, ofright and wroog, withoul wcll coosideriog tlie nature of language, which appeared to' me to be inseparably connected with them. HûRNE TOOKE , ETrea TrreûOSVTa or The diversions ofPurleyy London> 1829, Introduction, p. 12.

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