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• Kant's Critique of practical reason and other works on the theory of ethicsImmanuel Kant
• First principles of a new system of philosophy.Herbert Spencer
• The physical and metaphysical works of Lord Bacon, including his Dignity and advancement of learning, in nine books: and his Novum organumFrancis Bacon
• Philosophical worksJohn Locke
• The elements of logicJames H. Hyslop
• Kant's ethics: the clavis to an index. Including extracts from several oriental sacred scriptures, and from certain Greek and Roman philosopJames Edmunds
• Philosophical discussionsChauncey Wright
• Philosophical meditations; talks to college girlsHaywood Jefferson Pearce
• Introduction to ethicsThéodore Jouffroy
• Lessons in scholastic philosophyMichael W Shallo
• Fourteen lessons in Yogi philosophy and Oriental occultism, by Yogi Ramacharaka [pseud.]Ramacharaka
• The philosophy of moral feelingsJohn Abercrombie
• A manual of moral philosophy, designed for colleges and high schools.Andrew P. Peabody
• Theism; a survey of the paths that lead to God, chiefly in the light of the history of philosophyJno. J. Tigert
• Elements of logickLevi Hedge
• Elementary lessons in logic: deductive and inductiveWilliam Stanley Jevons
• Elements of logicHenry Philip Tappan
• "The profit of the many," the Biblical doctrine and ethics of wealthEdward Tallmadge Root
• The foundations of philosophy : a study of the doctrine of degrees and related subjectsGeorge Trobridge
• Logical method to learn the Italian languageArturo Sergio
• Joy philosophyElizabeth Jones Towne
• The history of Moses Wimble : his remarkable adventures, humour, philosophy, course of true love, and extraordinary good fortuneMoses Wimble
• Rational mnemonics; or, Assistance for the memory, resulting from a philosophical direction of natural principles.Thomas Hallworth
• Proverbial philosophy: a book of thoughts and arguments. 1st and 2d serMartin Farquhar Tupper
• The physical and metaphysical works of Lord Bacon, including the Advancement of learning and Novum organum. Edited by Joseph DeveyFrancis Bacon
• Vedânta philosophy; lectures by the Swâmi Vivekânanda on râja yoga and other subjects, also Patanjalis' yoga aphorisms, with commentarieSwami Vivekananda
• The sacred history of the world, attempted to be philosophically considered, in a series of letters to a son.Sharon Turner
• Apology of Socrates and Crito : with notes critical and exegetical introductory notices and a logical analysis of the Apology by W. WagnerPlato
• Right living : lessons in ethics for schoolsSusan Helen Wixon
• The complete works of Thomas Dick : containing an essay on the improvement of society, the philosophy of a future state, the philosophy of rThomas Dick
• Infallible logic : a visible and automatic system of reasoningThomas De Riemer Hawley
• Elements of logic : comprising the substance of the article in the Encyclopedia metropolitanaRichard Whately
• A treatise on logic : or, The laws of pure thought; comprising both Aristotelic and Hamiltonian analyses of logical forms, and some chaptersFrancis Bowen
• Essays philosophical, sentimental, and historical sketchesRobert Chambers
• Physiologie du mariage; ou, Méditations de philosophie éclectique sur le bonheur et le malheur cojugalHonoré de Balzac
• The botanic garden. A poem in two parts. Part I. Containing The economy of vegetation. Part II. The loves of the plants. With philosophical Erasmus Darwin
• Our university : II. George Tucker, professor of moral philosophy in Univ. of Va., 1825-1845Douglass Sherley
• Course of the history of modern philosophy. Translated by O.W. WightVictor Cousin
• A philosophical inquiry into the origin of our ideas of the sublime and beautifulEdmund Burke
• The practical philosophy : being the philosophy of the feelings, of the will, and of the conscience, with the ascertainment of particular riRobert Lewis Dabney
• Philosophy of theism. The Gifford lectures delivered before the University of Edinburgh in 1894-96Alexander Campbell Fraser
• Peau de chagrin, roman philosophiqueHonoré de Balzac
• Logic, deductive and inductiveJohn Grier Hibben
• Sacred philosophy of the seasons; illustrating the perfections of God in the phenomena of the year. By the Rev. Henry Duncan ... SpringHenry Duncan
• The subjective logic of Hegel. Translated by H. Sloman and J. Wallon. Rev. by a graduate of Oxford, to which are added some remarks by H. SGeorg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
• Logic, deductive and inductiveThomas Fowler
• John Nagle's philosophy : a compilationJohn Nagle
• The ethics of the dust; ten lectures to little housewives on the elements of crystallization, by John Ruskin ... With an introduction by ChaJohn Ruskin
• The positive philosophy of Auguste Comte. Translated by Harriet MartineauAuguste Comte
• Old Testament ethics vindicated : being an exposition of Old Testament morals ... and a vindication of Old Testament morals against infideliW. A. Jarrel
• History of ancient philosophy, by Dr. W. Windelband... Authorized translation by Herbert Ernst Cushman ... From the 2d German edW. Windelband
• Appearance and reality: a metaphysical essayF. H. Bradley
• The aesthetic letters, essays, and the philosophical letters of Schiller: tr., with an introduction by J. WeissFriedrich Schiller
• Advanced course in yogi philosophy and Oriental occultism, by Yogi Ramacharaka [pseud.]William Walker Atkinson
• An historical, geographical, commercial, and philosophical view of the American United StatesWilliam Winterbotham
• The idea of the Absolute in modern British philosophy, by Reverend Joseph T. BarronJoseph Thomas Barron
• The philosophy of history; or, The scattering of the holy people. Tea Tephi, David's daughter, Jeremiah's ward. The romance within the romanCharles Adiel Lewis Totten
• Thomas Chalmers, preacher, philosopher, and statesmanMrs. Oliphant
• Divinity and philosophy dissected, and set forth, by a mad man. The first booke, divided into three chapters. Chap. I. The description of thMad man
• Dead-heads financial and moral: the logic of it. A letter to Carl Schurz by a Stalwart RepublicanHenry C. Badger