The sentiments of a member of the Jacobins, in France, upon the religion of reason and nature, carefully translated from the original manuscript, communicated by the author
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Reviewed in Analytical Review, vol. 13 (1792), p. 19; Monthly Review, vol. 8 (1792), p. 574; Critical Review, vol. 5 (1792), p. 120. All reviews critical and dismissive because of the deistic point of view, which is qualified as anti-religious and quasi atheistic.