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. The Open court. etween Hylas and Philonous Reprinted from the editions of 1713 and 1734. With portrait of Berkeley by T. Cooke. Pages, 136. Paper, 25c. + 5c (is. 6d.)The gem of British metaphysical literature.•—Prof. A. Camp-bell Fraser. Berkeley is one of the most exquisite of all writers of Englishprose.—Edmund Gosse. Kants Prolegomena to AnyFuture Metaphysic Edited in English by Dr. Paul Carus. Withmuch supplementary material for the study ofKant, portraits, Paulsens chronology of Kant,etc.Pages, 301. Cloth, 75c. net (3s. 6d. net). Humes Enquiry Concerningthe Principles of Morals From the Stock Photo
RM2AGB67R–. The Open court. etween Hylas and Philonous Reprinted from the editions of 1713 and 1734. With portrait of Berkeley by T. Cooke. Pages, 136. Paper, 25c. + 5c (is. 6d.)The gem of British metaphysical literature.•—Prof. A. Camp-bell Fraser. Berkeley is one of the most exquisite of all writers of Englishprose.—Edmund Gosse. Kants Prolegomena to AnyFuture Metaphysic Edited in English by Dr. Paul Carus. Withmuch supplementary material for the study ofKant, portraits, Paulsens chronology of Kant,etc.Pages, 301. Cloth, 75c. net (3s. 6d. net). Humes Enquiry Concerningthe Principles of Morals From the
. The Open court. t you may be able to go on with your good work, and I shall certainly call the attention of my students to your work every year.—James H. Tufts, Professor of Philosophy in The University of Chicago- Berkeleys Three DialoguesBetween Hylas and Philonous Reprinted from the editions of 1713 and 1734.With portrait of Berkeley by T. Cooke. Pages,136. Paper, 25c.+ 50. (is. 66.) The gem of British metaphysical literature.—Prof. A. Camp-bell Fraser. Berkeley is one of the most exquisite of all writers of Englishprose.—Edmund Gosse. Kants Prolegomena to AnyFuture Metaphysic Edited in E Stock Photo
RM2AG1BPT–. The Open court. t you may be able to go on with your good work, and I shall certainly call the attention of my students to your work every year.—James H. Tufts, Professor of Philosophy in The University of Chicago- Berkeleys Three DialoguesBetween Hylas and Philonous Reprinted from the editions of 1713 and 1734.With portrait of Berkeley by T. Cooke. Pages,136. Paper, 25c.+ 50. (is. 66.) The gem of British metaphysical literature.—Prof. A. Camp-bell Fraser. Berkeley is one of the most exquisite of all writers of Englishprose.—Edmund Gosse. Kants Prolegomena to AnyFuture Metaphysic Edited in E
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