Mr. Herbert Spencer on the land question : being a reprint (by permission) of Chapter IX of "Social statics" (1851), together with certain extracts from "Justice" (1891) ...

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Herbert Spencer : an estimate and review /

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The philosophy of Herbert Spencer. Being an examination of the First principles of his system.

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Die Allmacht der Naturzüchtung, eine Erwiderung an Herbert Spencer.

A reply of two articles by Herbert Spencer, entitled The inadequacy of natural selection, and Professor Weismann's Theories, a postscript.

A plea for liberty : an argument against socialism and socialistic legislation, consisting of an introduction by Herbert Spencer and essays by various writers /

Introduction. From freedom to bondage, by H. Spencer.--The impracticability of socialism, by E. S. Robertson.--The limits of liberty, by W. Donisthorpe.--Liberty for labour, by G. Howell.--State socialism in the Antipodes, by C. Fairfield.--The discontent of the working-classes, by E. Vincent.--Investment, by T. Mackay.--Free education, by B. H. Alford.--The housing of the working-classes and of the poor, by A. Raffalovich.--The evils of state trading as illustrated by the Post Office, by F. Millar.--Free libraries, by M. D. O'Brien.--The State and electrical distribution, by F. W. Beauchamp Gordon.--True line of deliverance, by A. Herbert.

Ligeros apuntes sobre la filosofía de Spencer comparada con la filosofía escolástica

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Schelling und Spencer : eine logische Kontinuität /

Thesis (doctoral)--Universität Bern, 1901.

The principles of biology.

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The principles of sociology,

Volume 1: Authorized edition.

Di Ertsihung : gayst ig, moralish un fizish /

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Las inducciones de la sociología y las instituciones domésticas /

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[Synthetic philosophy] ...

[v.2] & [v.5] have New York imprint only

Education: intellectual, moral, and physical.

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Pioneers of evolution from Thales to Huxley : with an intermediate chapter on the causes of arrest of the movement /

pt. I. Pioneers of evolution from Thales to Lucretius, B.C. 600-A.D. 50 -- pt. II. The arrest of enquiry A. D. 50-A. D. 1600: 1. From the early Christian period to the time of Augustine, A.D. 50-A.D. 400. 2. From Augustine to Bacon, A. D. 400-A. D. 1600 -- pt. III. The renascence of science, about A. D. 1600 onwards -- pt. IV. Modern evolution: 1. Darwin and Wallace 2. Herbert Spencer. 3. Thomas Henry Huxley.

社会平権論

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