[DAY, Henry.] Free Thoughts in Defence of a Future State, as Discoverable by Nat

[DAY, Henry.] Free Thoughts in Defence of a Future State, as Discoverable by Natural Reason, and Stript of All Superstitious Appendages. Demonstrating against the Nominal Deists, That the Consideration of Future Advantages is a Just Motive to Virtue; of Future Loss and Misery, a Powerful and Becoming Restraint of Vice. With Occasional Remarks on a Book Intituled, ‘An Inquiry Concerning Virtue’. And a Refutation of the Reviv’d Hylozoicism of Democritus and Leucippus. London, 1700. Usually attributed to Robert Day, but advertised by the bookseller John Darby as the work of one Henry Day.