operation, which may be effected by extending the force of the intellectual faculties. The means to produce this first of all intelligible causes, must be by association; for as by the increase of number of bodies, greater physical powers are acquired; so is also intellectual momentum increased by collective minds; so that if an union of all the inhabitants of the globe was procured, the increase of corporeal and mental strength would be parallel.
Such an union of the mental powers, produced by the free communication and intercourse of thought of all mankind, would form such a perfect intelligence, or primary cause to direct a wise and universal volition, that would bring the moral
