The theocratic philosophy of English history; being an attempt to impress upon history its true genius and real character; and to present it, not as a disjointed series of facts, but as one grand whole:

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Democracy and education; an introduction to the philosophy of education,

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The philosophy of music : what music can do for you /

Previously issued under title: What music can do for you.

Science & religion in contemporary philosophy

"Reissued in the Crown Library 1912."

The doctrine of the freedom of the will in Fichte's philosophy.

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An ecclesiastical history, ancient and modern; in which the rise, progress, and variations of church power, are considered in their connexion with the state of learning and philosophy, and the political history of Europe during that period.

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History, romance and philosophy of great American crimes and criminals ...

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Elements of constructive philosophy,

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The dial : a magazine for literature, philosophy, and religion

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Lectures on the history of moral philosophy /

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Elements of the branches of natural philosophy connected with medicine : viz, chemistry, optics, acoustics, hydrostatics, electricity, and physiology. Including the doctrine of the atmosphere, fire, phlogiston, water, &c. Together with Bergman's tables of elective attractions, with explanations and improvements /

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Experiments and observations relating to various branches of natural philosophy with a continuation of the observations on air /

A catalogue of books written by Joseph Prestley ... and printed for J. Johnson ..., [3] p.

Experiments and observations relating to various branches of natural philosophy with a continuation of the observations on air. The second volume /

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Experiments and observations relating to various branches of natural philosophy with a continuation of the observations on air. Vol. III /

A catalogue of books written by Dr. Priestley and printed for J. Johnson ..., p. [449]-454.

A sequel to the Common school grammar; containing, in addition to other materials and illustrations, notes and critical remarks on the philosophy of the English language; and explaining some of its most difficult idiomatic phrases. Designed for the use of the first class in common schools.

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