In Henry Philip Tappan's 'A Review of Edwards's Inquiry into the Freedom of the Will', Tappan delves into the complex philosophical inquiry regarding free will presented by Jonathan Edwards. Tappan's writing reflects the high level of scholarship and critical analysis expected of a work in the philosophical realm. Through meticulous examination and thoughtful reflection, Tappan offers insights into Edwards's arguments, shedding light on the nuances of the debate surrounding free will in the context of theological and philosophical discourse. Tappan's writing style is articulate and precise, making this book a valuable resource for students and scholars alike. Tappan's thorough exploration of Edwards's work not only provides a comprehensive understanding of the text but also offers readers a deeper insight into the ongoing philosophical conversations on free will and determinism. Henry Philip Tappan's 'A Review of Edwards's Inquiry into the Freedom of the Will' is a must-read for anyone interested in the complexities of free will and its implications on human nature and morality.