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• Emerson and his philosophyJ. Arthur Hill
• The ethics of George Eliot's works, by the late John Crombie Brown; with an introduction by Charles Gordon AmesJohn Crombie Brown
• Biographical, literary, and philosophical essays: contributed to the Eclectic review. By John Foster ... With an index of the principal subjJohn Foster
• An inquiry into the theories of history with special reference to the principles of the positve philosophyWilliam Adam
• Review of the lectures of Wm. A. Smith, D.D., on the philosophy and prctice of slavery, as exhibited in the institution of domestic slavery John H. Power
• Transformations on lattices and structures of logicStephen Anthony Kiss
• A short treatise of the general laws of motion and centripetal forces : wherein, by the by, Mr. Gordon's remarks on the Newtonian philosophyGeorge Pirrie
• The philosophy of instinct and reasonJ. Stevenson Bushnan
• Life and letters of Joel Barlow, LL.D., poet, statesman, philosopher, with extracts from his works and hitherto unpublished poems, by CharleCharles Burr Todd
• The philosophy of Edward BellamyArthur E. Morgan
• Applications of logic to advanced digital computer programmingUniversity of Michigan. College of Engineering
• The theory and regulation of love. A moral essay, in two parts. To which are added. Letters philosophical and moral, between the author and John Norris
• A philosophical and practical treatise on the will. Forming the third volume of a system of mental philosophy.Thomas C. Upham
• An essay on personality as a philosophical principleWilfrid Richmond
• The development of the doctrine of personality in modern philosophy. Part IWilliam Henry Walker
• Creative personality; a study in philosophical reconciliationRalph Tyler Flewelling
• On meaning. : A symposium before the Western philosophical association, December, 1907. .I, Meaning and imageW. B. Pillsbury
• A defence of philosophic doubt being an essay on the foundations of beliefArthur James Balfour
• Historical philosophy in France and French Belgium and SwitzerlandRobert Flint
• On the philosophy of historyJacques Maritain
• Outlines of a philosophy of the history of manJohann Gottfried Herder
• The philosophy of history; in a course of lectures, delivered at Vienna. Tr. from the German with a memoir of the author, by James Burton RoFriedrich von Schlegel
• The philosophy of history; in a course of lectures, delivered at ViennaFriedrich von Schlegel
• Approaches to history; selections in the philosophy of history from the Greeks to HegelPardon E. Tillinghast
• King Alfred's Anglo-Saxon version of Boethius De consolatione philosophiae: with a literal English translation, notes, and glossary-524 Boethius
• The philosophy of history by A. Schade ; based upon the works of R. Rocholl ; with rights obtained from the author and publisher of the GermA Schade
• The philosophy of history in France and GermanyRobert Flint
• The philosophy of history in France and French Belgium and SwitzerlandRobert Flint
• Historical questions, logically arranged and divided : the companion-book to Labberton's Outlines of historyRobert H. Labberton
• The botanic garden. : A poem, in two parts. Part I. Containing The economy of vegetation. Part II. The loves of the plants. : With philosophErasmus Darwin
• Philosophy in poetry; a study of Sir John Davies's poem "Nosce teipsum"E. Hershey Sneath
• Modern Greece: two lectures delivered before the Philosophical institution of EdinburghR. C. Jebb
• Philosophy of artVirgil Charles Aldrich
• The laughing philosopher, being the entire works of Momus, jester of Olympus; Democritus, the merry philosopher of Greece, and their illustrJohn Bull
• The story of the peasant-boy philosopher; or, "The child gathering pebbles on the sea-shore." (Founded on the early life of Ferguson, the shHenry Mayhew
• Art, scenery and philosophy in Europe. Being fragments from the port-folio of the late Horace Binney WallaceH. B. Wallace
• Free trade. A speech delivered before the Democratic Club, Brussels, Belgium, Jan. 9, 1848. With extract from La misère de la philosophieكارل ماركس
• Recollections of Thomas R. Marshall, vice-president and Hoosier philosopher; a Hoosier saladThomas R. Marshall
• Logical foundations of probabilityRudolf Carnap
• The translations of Beowulf; a critical bibliography, by Chauncey B. Tinker. A portion of a thesis presented to the philosophical faculty ofChauncey Brewster Tinker
• The philosophy of characterEdgar Pierce
• The philosophy of sleep.Robert Macnish
• The philosophy of the beautifulWilliam Angus Knight
• The philosophy of mystery.Walter Cooper Dendy
• The missing sense, and the hidden things which it might reveal. Spiritual philosophy treated on a rational basisC. W. Wooldridge
• William Blake, his philosophy and symbolsS. Foster Damon
• Lessons on the philosophy of lifeLucie G Beckham
• The harmonial philosophy; a compendium and digest of the works of Andrew Jackson DavisAndrew Jackson Davis
• The great harmonia : being a philosophical revelation of the natural, spiritual, and celestial universeAndrew Jackson Davis
• Ghostology ... The naturalistic philosophy of the ghostsWilliam Danmar
• A blow at modern sadducism in some philosophical considerations about witchcraft. And the relation of the famed disturbance at the house of Joseph Glanvill
• The phantom world : or, The philosophy of spirits, apparitions, &c. by Augustin Calmet. Edited with an introduction and notes by the Rev. HeAugustin Calmet
• Lectures upon the philosophy of history. By William G. T. SheddWilliam Greenough Thayer Shedd
• Thomas Hardy, an illustration of the philosophy of SchopenhauerHelen Garwood
• Elements of natural philosophyWilliam Thomson Kelvin
• Emerson; a statement of New England transcendentalism as expressed in the philosophy of its chief exponentHenry David Gray
• A philosophical appraisal of relativityTheodore Stalzer
• An examination of the structural principles of Mr. Herbert Spencer's philosophy: intended as a proof that theism is the only theory of the uWilliam David Ground
• Notes of a course of nineteen lectures on natural philosophy delivered at Guy's hospital during the session 1872-73G. F. Rodwell
• An elementary treatise of natural philosophy; designed for the use of studentsJohn H Willits