Rohault's System of Natural Philosophy, Illustrated with Dr. Samuel Clarke's Notes Taken Mos... Book

Lots of good information here, but it’s horribly organized and structured. The opening section spends too long trying to defend Indian philosophy against European supremacy, implicitly painting the reader as a dumb chauvinist in need of convincing. Then we get a random chapter about Indian materialism (but nothing about Jainism?). Its description of the Hindu schools is clear, but it takes a confusing approach to the varied Buddhist traditions. And then the meat of the book is organized by topic, not school/philosophy, so we jump around to particular schools on different subjects. Not particularly satisfying