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HEN I began to write this work, I divided it into three parts, uppoing that one volume would contain a full dicuion of the arguments which eemed to me to rie naturally from a few imple principles; but freh illutrations occurring as I advanced, I now preent only the firt part to the public.

Many ubjects, however, which I have curorily alluded to, call for particular invetigation, epecially the laws relative to women, and the conideration of their peculiar duties. Thee will furnih ample matter for a econd volume, which in due time will be publihed, to elucidate ome of the entiments, and complete many of the ketches begun in the firt.