John Henry Newman (1870). 12 notes, from the Newman Reader.
- Dedication
- Chapter 1. Modes of holding and apprehending Propositions
- Chapter 2. Assent considered as Apprehensive
- Chapter 3. The Apprehension of Propositions
- Chapter 4. Notional and Real Assent
- Chapter 5. Apprehension and Assent in the matter of Religion
- Chapter 6. Assent considered as Unconditional
- Chapter 7. Certitude
- Chapter 8. Inference
- Chapter 9. The Illative Sense
- Chapter 10. Inference and Assent in the Matter of Religion
- Note 1. On Hooker and Chillingworth, vid. supr. 226.