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Translated, Edited and With an Introduction by Donald Wayne Viney. The translator’s Introduction provides a brief account of Lequyer’s life and an orientation to his thought on the question of foreknowledge and human free will. The Hornbeam Leaf is a brief autobiographical reflection on Lequyer’s first realization of the feeling of freedom. It is an impressionistic but vivid summary of the main themes of Lequyer’s philosophy of freedom. The Dialogue of the Predestinate and the Reprobate is an imaginative, passionate, and philosophically informed discussion of the problem of human freedom and divine omniscience. Renouvier called it ‘a dramatic metaphysical masterpiece, probably without equal in any literature.’ Eugene and Theophilus summarizes Lequyer’s views on freedom and foreknowledge.
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