Preceptive, moral, and sentimental pieces. On the duties of the young,

The honour and advantage of constant adherence to truth; Idleness and irresolution; Affection to parents from Dr. Percival's "A father's instruction ..." [2] p. at back.

The principles of moral and political philosophy.

Mode of access: Internet.

Incidents in the life of President Dwight, illustrative of his moral and religious character: designed for young persons.

Mode of access: Internet.

The principles of moral and political philosophy /

Top of t.p.: Boston School edition.

Principles of moral and political philosophy.

Mode of access: Internet.

The philosophy of necessity; or, The law of consequences; as applicable to mental, moral, and social science.

Mode of access: Internet.

Studies in history, containing the history of Greece : from its earliest period to its final subjugation by the Romans : in a series of essays, accompanied with references to original authorities, moral and religious reflections, and historical exercises for youth /

Caption and running title: Studies in history.

Attica and Athens; an inquiry into the civil, moral and religious institutions of the inhabitants, the rise and decline of the Athenian power and the topography and chorography of ancient Attica and Athens;

Mode of access: Internet.

Essays on subjects on important enquiry : in metaphysics, moral and religion ; accompanied by references to passages in numerous authors, illustrative of the same /

Includes bibliographical references.

Letters on the moral and religious duties of parents /

Probable author: Otis Ainsworth Skinner.

Works. Containing his life, moral and political philosphy, etc. Printed verbatim from the original edition.

"Life", pp.xi-xxiii.

Resolves, divine, moral, and political, of Owen Felltham.

Mode of access: Internet.

The principles of moral and political philosophy.

Mode of access: Internet.

Essays, moral and literary.

On spine of vol. 1: Knox's essays.

Moral and literary dissertations ... to which are added a tribute to the memory of Charles de Polier, and an appendix.

Mode of access: Internet.