Shepherd claims that, "When the doctrine I propose becomes unfolded, the following is the conclusion to which I wish it may lead: The relations of various sensations generate conclusions, which become new sensations or perceptions, and which, as so many inward objects of sense, afford an evidence of the ..."

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Shepherd's claim suggests that the relations of sensations lead to conclusions that become new perceptions, which provide evidence of the existence of exterior objects.

Shepherd Claims That, "When the Doctrine I Propose Becomes Unfolded