BRAMHALL opposes Hobbes' philosophy, 449

BRERETON, Sir W., characterised by Clarendon and Cleveland, _n._

418

BROOKE attacks errors in Camden's "Britannia", 492

his work unfairly suppressed, 495

his severe remarks on Camden, _ib._

humorous rhymes on a horse, 497

his self-defence, 498

his real motives vindicated, 499

biographical note, _ib._

BROWN, Dr., his panegyric on Warburton, and his sorrow for writing

it, _n._ 235

account of, _n._ 273

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