A Critical and Philosophical Commentary On Mr. Pope's Essay On Man: In Which Is Contain'D a Vindication of the Said Essay From the Misrepresentations of Mr. De Resnel, the French Translator, and of Mr. De Crousaz

This thoughtful commentary offers a deep analysis of Alexander Pope's 'Essay on Man'. Warburton defends Pope's work against harsh critics and provides valuable insights into the philosophical implications of the poem.

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