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MACKENZIE, John

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Editorial Description

(? [1743-1836] Edin preacher; author of The Laws of Pleasure Inconsistent with Reason and with the Peculiar Spirit of Christianity. A Sermon Preached in the New Church of Dumfries [Edin, 1772].)

Works as Listed by Roger Cooter (1989)

716.1 — 716.1 [Review of] The Harmony of Phrenology with Scriptures: Shewn in a Refutation of the Philosophical Errors Contained in Mr. Combe's 'Constitution of Man.' By William Scott, Esq." Offprint extracted from the Presbyterian Review, 9 (1836/7): 92-118, 429-50. Regarded SCOTT's reply to COMBE as "a most valuable accession." [Combe Coll, NLS]

Editorial Information

Identifier	716.
Type	Person
Source	Roger Cooter, Phrenology in the British Isles (1989)
PDF page	224
Printed page	219
Database ID	2101

Original Transcription

716. MACKENZIE, John, (? [1743-1836] Edin preacher; author of
The Laws of Pleasure Inconsistent with Reason and with the Peculiar
Spirit of Christianity. A Sermon Preached in the New Church of
Dumfries [Edin, 1772].)