Human nature. A philosophical exposition of the divine institution of reward and punishment, which obtains in the physical, intellectual, and moral constitutions of man; with an introductory essay. To which is added, a series of ethical observations, written during the perusal of the Rev. James Martineau's recent work, entitled, "Endeavours after the Christian life.", by L. John Chapman

Title:	Human nature. A philosophical exposition of the divine institution of reward and punishment, which obtains in the physical, intellectual, and moral constitutions of man; with an introductory essay. To which is added, a series of ethical observations, written during the perusal of the Rev. James Martineau's recent work, entitled, "Endeavours after the Christian life."
Author:	Chapman, L. John, 1925-
Note:	J. Chapman, 1844

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Subject:	Ethics
Subject:	Romance fiction
Subject:	Martineau, James, 1805-1900. Endeavours after the Christian life
Subject:	Reward (Theology)
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