Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Constitution of Man Considered in Relation to External Objects
If. Then, the reader keep in view that god is the creator; that Nature, in the general sense, means the world which he has made; and, in a more limited sense, the particular constitution which he has bestow ed on any special object, of which we may be treating, and that a Law of Nature means the established mode in which that constitution acts, and the obligation thereby imposed on intelligent beings to attend to it, he will be in no danger of misunderstanding my meaning.
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