Preface‎;‎ Part I‎.‎ The Need and Possibility of Development after 1662‎:‎ 1‎.‎ The situation in 1662‎;‎ 2‎.‎ The social effects of the Clarendon Code‎;‎ Part II‎.‎ Formative Influences‎:‎ 3‎.‎ England ‎- the breakdown of Aristotelianism‎;‎ 4‎.‎ Holland ‎- the relations between the will and the intellect‎;‎ 5‎.‎ Scotland ‎- the place of reason in the moral life‎;‎ 6‎.‎ Materialism in contemporary physiology and psychology‎;‎ Part II‎.‎ Development of Presbyterian Thought in the Eighteenth Century‎:‎ 7‎.‎ Arminianism‎;‎ 8‎.‎ Arianism ‎(‎I‎)‎‎.‎ The right of private interpretation of the scriptures‎;‎ 9‎.‎ Arianism ‎(‎II‎)‎‎.‎ Its meaning and influence‎;‎ 10‎.‎ Socinianism‎;‎ 11‎.‎ Unitarianism in the early nineteenth century‎;‎ Appendix‎;‎ Bibliography‎;‎ Index‎.‎