Note 56 — X. ON SENSATION AND THE UNITY OF STRUCTURE OF SENSIFEROUS ORGANS.
Reading edition
In justice to Reid, however, it should be stated that the chapters on sensation in the “Essays on the Intellectual Powers” (1785) exhibit a great improvement. He is, in fact, in advance of his commentator, as the note to Essay II. chap. ii. p. 248 of Hamilton’s edition shows.