The "true way" appears to be the treatment of heaven and earth as emblematical of the Trinity. Cosmology. An inquiry into the cause of what is called gravitation or attraction, in which the motions of the heavenly bodies, and the preservation and operations of all nature, are deduced from an universal principle of efflux and reflux. By T. Vivian,[385] vicar of Cornwood, Devon. Bath, 1792, 12mo. {173} Attraction, an influx of matter to the sun; centrifugal force, the solar rays; cohesion, the pressure of the atmosphere. The confusion about centrifugal _force_, so called, as demanding an external agent, is very common. THOMAS PAINE'S RIGHTS OF MAN. The rights of MAN, being an answer to Mr. Burke's attack on the French Revolution.[386] By Thomas Paine.[387] In two parts. 1791-1792. 8vo. (Various editions.)[388] A vindication of the rights of WOMAN, with strictures on political and moral subjects. By Mary Wollstonecraft.[389] 1792. 8vo. A sketch of the rights of BOYS and GIRLS. By Launcelot Light, of Westminster School; and Laetitia Lookabout, of Queen's Square, Bloomsbury. [By the Rev. Samuel Parr,[390] LL.D.] 1792. 8vo. (pp.64). When did we three meet before? The first work has sunk into oblivion: had it merited its title, it might have {174} lived. It is what the French call a _piece de circonstance_; it belongs in time to the French Revolution, and in matter to Burke's opinion of that movement. Those who only know its name think it was really an attempt to write a philosophical treatise on what we now call socialism. Silly government prosecutions gave it what it never could have got for itself.