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                               A Complete
                        Classified List of Books
                Pamphlets, Etc., Published Exclusively by
                      The Open Court Publishing Co.

               Including also a few valuable importations.

              With Author and Title Index    October, 1905

                   [Illustration: ΗΘΟΣ ΑΝΘΡΩΠΩι ΔΑΙΜΩΝ

                     “Character is man’s destiny.”]


                               _CONTENTS_

                                                              PAGE
    BIOLOGY, EVOLUTION, ETC.                                     2
    MATHEMATICS, MECHANICS, PHYSICS                           3, 4
    PHILOSOPHY, PSYCHOLOGY AND LANGUAGE                    4, 5, 6
    HISTORY OF RELIGION & ORIENTAL WORKS                6, 7, 8, 9
    ETHICS AND RELIGION                                      9, 10
    FICTION AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS                         10, 11
    THE RELIGION OF SCIENCE LIBRARY             11, 12, 13, 14, 15

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TITLE LIST OF THE OPEN COURT PUBLICATIONS, WITH AUTHOR and TITLE INDEX,
PRICES and ORDER NUMBERS


Biology, Evolution, Etc.


COPE, E. D., Ph. D.

=219. THE PRIMARY FACTORS OF ORGANIC EVOLUTION=, by E. D. Cope, Ph. D.,
Member of the United States National Academy of Sciences; Professor of
Zoölogy and Comparative Anatomy in the University of Pennsylvania. Second
edition. 1904. 121 illustrations. Pp. 550. Cloth $2.00 net. (10s.).


DE VRIES, HUGO

=332. SPECIES AND VARIETIES, THEIR ORIGIN BY MUTATION=, Lectures delivered
at the University of California by Hugo de Vries, Professor of Botany
in the University of Amsterdam. Edited by Daniel Trembly MacDougal,
Assistant Director of the New York Botanical Garden. 1905. Pp. xviii.,
847. $5.00 net. (21s. net.)

=332a. FRAMING PORTRAIT OF HUGO DE VRIES=, Platino finish. Size, 10“×12”;
unmounted. Price, postpaid, $1.00. (4s. 6d. net.)


HUEPPE, DR. FERDINAND

=257. THE PRINCIPLES OF BACTERIOLOGY=, by Dr. Ferdinand Hueppe, Professor
of Hygiene in the University of Prague. Authorized translation from the
German by Dr. E. O. Jordan, Assistant Professor of Bacteriology in the
University of Chicago. 1899. Pp. xi., 465. $1.75 net. (9s.).


ROMANES, GEORGE JOHN, M. A., LL. D., F. R. S.

=240. AN EXAMINATION OF WEISMANNISM=, by George John Romanes, M. A., LL.
D., F. R. S., Honorary Fellow of Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge.
Second edition. 1899. Pp. ix., 221. Cloth $1.00 net.

=237. DARWIN AND AFTER DARWIN=, An Exposition of the Darwinian Theory and
a Discussion of Post-Darwinian Questions, by George John Romanes, M.
A., LL. D., F. R. S., Honorary Fellow of Gonville and Caius College,
Cambridge. Three volumes. $4.00 net.

=238.= PART I. =THE DARWINIAN THEORY.= Third edition. 1901. Pp. xiv.,
460. Cloth $2.00.

=239.= PART II. =POST-DARWINIAN QUESTIONS: HEREDITY AND UTILITY.= Second
edition. 1897. Pp. xii., 344. Cloth $1.50.

=252.= PART III. =POST-DARWINIAN QUESTIONS: ISOLATION AND PHYSIOLOGICAL
SELECTION.= 1897. Pp. 181. Cloth $1.00.


SHUTE, D. KERFOOT, A. B., M. D.

=276. A FIRST BOOK IN ORGANIC EVOLUTION=, by D. Kerfoot Shute, A. B., M.
D., Ophthalmic Surgeon to the University Hospital (Columbian), Professor
of Anatomy in the Columbian University. 1899. 39 illustrations. Pp. xvi.,
285. Cloth $2.00 net. (7s. 6d. net.)


VON NÄGELI, CARL

=300. A MECHANICO-PHYSIOLOGICAL THEORY OF ORGANIC EVOLUTION=, by Carl von
Nägeli. Summary. 1898. Pp. 53. Cloth 50c net. (2s. 6d. net.)


WEISMANN, AUGUST

=299. ON GERMINAL SELECTION=, as a Source of Definite Variation, by August
Weismann. Translated from the German by Thomas J. McCormack. Second
edition. 1902. Pp. 87. Cloth 60c net. (3s. net.)




Mathematics, Mechanics, Physics


DEDEKIND, RICHARD

=287. ESSAYS ON THE THEORY OF NUMBERS. I. CONTINUITY AND IRRATIONAL
NUMBERS. II. THE NATURE AND MEANING OF NUMBERS=, by Richard Dedekind.
Authorized translation by Wooster Woodruff Beman, Professor of
Mathematics in the University of Michigan. 1901. Pp. 115. Cloth 75c net.
(3s. 6d. net.)


DE MORGAN, AUGUSTUS

=271. ELEMENTARY ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE DIFFERENTIAL AND INTEGRAL
CALCULUS=, by Augustus DeMorgan. New edition. 1899. Pp. viii., 144. Cloth
$1.00 net. (4s. 6d. net.)

=264. ON THE STUDY AND DIFFICULTIES OF MATHEMATICS=, by Augustus
DeMorgan. Second reprint edition. 1902. Pp. viii., 288. Cloth $1.25 net.
(4s. 6d. net.)


FINK, DR. KARL

=272. A BRIEF HISTORY OF MATHEMATICS.= An authorized translation of Dr.
Karl Fink’s Geschichte Der Elementar-Mathematik, by Wooster Woodruff
Beman, Professor of Mathematics in the University of Michigan, and David
Eugene Smith, Professor of Mathematics in Teachers’ College, Columbia
University. Second revised edition. 1903. Pp. xii., 343. Cloth $1.50 net.
(5s. 6d. net.)


HILBERT, DAVID, Ph. D.

=289. THE FOUNDATIONS OF GEOMETRY=, by David Hilbert, Ph. D., Professor
of Mathematics, University of Göttingen. Authorized translation by E.
J. Townsend, Ph. D., University of Illinois. 1902. Pp. vii., 143. Cloth
$1.00 net. (4s. 6d. net.)


LAGRANGE, JOSEPH LOUIS

=258. LECTURES ON ELEMENTARY MATHEMATICS=, by Joseph Louis Lagrange. From
the French by Thomas J. McCormack. Second edition. 1901. Pp. 172. Cloth
$1.00 net. (4s. 6d. net.)


MACH, ERNST

=230. POPULAR SCIENTIFIC LECTURES=, by Ernst Mach, formerly Professor of
Physics in the University of Prague, now professor of the History and
Theory of Inductive Science in the University of Vienna. Translated by
Thomas J. McCormack. Third edition. Revised and enlarged, with 59 cuts
and diagrams. 1898. Pp. 415. $1.50 net. (7s. 6d.).

=229. THE SCIENCE OF MECHANICS=, A Critical and Historical Account of
its Development, by Ernst Mach, Professor of the History and Theory of
Inductive Science in the University of Vienna. Translated from the German
by Thomas J. McCormack. Second revised and enlarged edition, with 259
cuts and illustrations. 1902. Pp. xx., 605. Cloth $2.00 net. (9s. 6d.
net.)


ROW, T. SUNDARA

=284. GEOMETRIC EXERCISES IN PAPER FOLDING=, by T. Sundara Row. Edited
and revised by Wooster Woodruff Beman, Professor of Mathematics in the
University of Michigan, and David Eugene Smith, Professor of Mathematics
in Teachers’ College of Columbia University. With 87 illustrations. 1901.
Pp. xiv., 148. Cloth $1.00 net. (4s. 6d. net.)


SCHUBERT, HERMANN

=266. MATHEMATICAL ESSAYS AND RECREATIONS=, by Hermann Schubert,
Professor of Mathematics in the Johanneum, Hamburg, Germany. From the
German, by Thomas J. McCormack. Second edition. 1903. 37 cuts. Pp. 149.
Cloth 75c net. (3s. 6d. net.)


SMITH, PROF. DAVID EUGENE

=202c. PORTRAITS OF MATHEMATICIANS.= Edited by Prof. David Eugene Smith,
Teachers’ College, Columbia University. New York. 1905. 12 Portraits on
Imp. Jap. Vellum, $5.00; 12 Portraits on Am. Plate Paper, $3.00.


WITHERS, JOHN WILLIAM, Ph. D.

=335. EUCLID’S PARALLEL POSTULATE: ITS NATURE, VALIDITY AND PLACE IN
GEOMETRICAL SYSTEMS.= Thesis presented to the Philosophical Faculty of
Yale University for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy, by John William
Withers, Ph. D., Principal of the Yeatman High School, St. Louis, Mo.
1905. Pp. vii., 192. Cloth, net $1.25. (4s. 6d. net.)




Philosophy, Psychology and Language


BERKELEY, GEORGE

=307. A TREATISE CONCERNING THE PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN KNOWLEDGE=, by George
Berkeley. Reprint edition. 1901. Pp. xv., 128. Cloth 60c net. (3s. net.)

=308. THREE DIALOGUES BETWEEN HYLAS AND PHILONOUS=, by George Berkeley.
Reprint edition. 1901. Pp. vi., 136. Cloth 60c net. (3s. net.)


BINET, ALFRED

=296. ON DOUBLE CONSCIOUSNESS=, Experimental Psychological Studies, by
Alfred Binet. New edition. 1896. Pp. 89. Cloth 50c net. (2s. 6d. net.)

=201. THE PSYCHIC LIFE OF MICRO-ORGANISMS=, A Study in Experimental
Psychology, by Alfred Binet. Reprint. 1897. 75c. (3s. 6d.). Pp. xii., 120.

=270. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF REASONING=, based on Experimental Researches in
Hypnotism, by Alfred Binet, Doctor of Science, Laureate of the Institute
(Académie des Sciences and Académie des Sciences Morales), Director
of the Laboratory of Physiological Psychology in the Sorbonne (Hautes
Études). Translated from the second French edition by Adam Gowans Whyte,
B. Sc. 1899. Pp. 191. 75c net. (3s. 6d.).


CARUS, PAUL

=204. FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS=, the Method of Philosophy as a Systematic
Arrangement of Knowledge, by Paul Carus. Third edition. 1903. Pp. xii.,
373. Cloth, $1.50. (7s. 6d.).

=312. KANT’S PROLEGOMENA TO ANY FUTURE METAPHYSICS.= Edited in English by
Paul Carus. With an Essay on Kant’s Philosophy, and Other Supplementary
Material for the Study of Kant. 1902. Pp. 301. Cloth 75c net. (3s. 6d.
net.)

=303. KANT & SPENCER, A STUDY OF THE FALLACIES OF AGNOSTICISM=, by Paul
Carus. Pp. 105. Cloth 50c net. (2s. 6d. net.)

=210. MONISM AND MELIORISM=, A Philosophical Essay on Causality and
Ethics, by Paul Carus. 1885. Pp. 83. Paper, 50c. (2s. 6d.).

=208. PRIMER OF PHILOSOPHY=, by Paul Carus. Revised edition. 1899. Pp.
vi., 242. Cloth, $1.00. (5s.).

=213. (a) THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE TOOL.= Pp. 24. 10c. (6d.). =(b) OUR NEED
OF PHILOSOPHY.= Pp. 14. 5c. (3d.) =(c) SCIENCE A RELIGIOUS REVELATION.=
Pp. 21. 5c. (3d.). By Paul Carus.

=207. THE SOUL OF MAN=, an Investigation of the Facts of Physiological
and Experimental Psychology, by Paul Carus, with 182 illustrations and
diagrams. Third edition. 1905. Pp. 482. Cloth, $1.50 net. (6s. net.)

=290. THE SURD OF METAPHYSICS=, An Inquiry into the Question =ARE THERE
THINGS-IN-THEMSELVES?= by Paul Carus. 1903. Pp. vi., 233. $1.25 net. (5s.
6d. net.)


DEANE, SIDNEY NORTON, B. A.

=324. ST. ANSELM PROSLOGIUM; MONOLOGIUM=; An Appendix in Behalf of the
Fool, by Gaunilon, and Cur Deus Homo, translated from the Latin by Sidney
Norton Deane, B. A. With an Introduction, Bibliography and Reprints of
the Opinions of Leading Philosophers and Writers on the Ontological
Argument. 1903. Pp. xxxv., 288. Cloth, net $1.00.


DESCARTES, RENÉ

=301. DISCOURSE ON THE METHOD OF RIGHTLY CONDUCTING THE REASON AND
SEEKING TRUTH IN THE SCIENCES=, by René Descartes. Translated from the
French and Collated with the Latin by John Veitch, LL. D., late professor
of Logic and Rhetoric in the University of Glasgow. Authorized reprint.
1899. Pp. vi., 87. Cloth 60c net. (3s. net.)

=310. THE MEDITATIONS AND SELECTIONS FROM THE PRINCIPLES= of René
Descartes. (1596-1650.) Translated by John Veitch, LL. D., late Professor
of Logic and Rhetoric in the University of Glasgow. With a Preface,
Copies of Original Title Pages, a Bibliography and an Essay on Descartes’
philosophy, by L. Lévy-Bruhl, Maître de Conférences in the Sorbonne.
1901. Pp. xxx., 248. Cloth 75c net. (3s. 6d. net.)


DE SPINOZA, BENEDICTUS

=346. THE PRINCIPLES OF DESCARTES’ PHILOSOPHY=, by Benedictus De Spinoza
(the Philosopher’s Earliest Work). Translated from the Latin with an
Introduction by Halbert Hains Britan, Ph. D. Pp. lxxxi, 177. Price,
cloth, 75c net; mailed, 85c. (3s. 6d. net.)


GARBE, RICHARD

=223. THE PHILOSOPHY OF ANCIENT INDIA=, by Richard Garbe, Professor in
the University of Tuebingen. 1897. Pp. 89. Cloth 50c net. (2s. 6d. net.)


HERING, PROF. EWALD

=298. ON MEMORY AND THE SPECIFIC ENERGIES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM=, by
Prof. Ewald Hering. Third edition. 1902. Pp. 50. Cloth 50c net. (2s. 6d.
net.)


HUME, DAVID

=305. AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING=, by David Hume.
Reprinted from the edition of 1777. With Hume’s Autobiography and a
Letter from Adam Smith. 1900. Pp. xxv., 180. Cloth 60c net. (3s. net.)

=306. AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING THE PRINCIPLES OF MORALS=, by David Hume.
Reprinted from the edition of 1777. 1900. Pp. 169. Cloth 60c net. (3s.
net.)


INGRAHAM, ANDREW

=322. SWAIN SCHOOL LECTURES=, by Andrew Ingraham, late Head-Master of the
Swain Free School, New Bedford, Mass. 1903. Pp. 197. Net $1.00.


LÉVY-BRUHL, LUCIEN

=273. HISTORY OF MODERN PHILOSOPHY IN FRANCE=, by Lucien Lévy-Bruhl,
Maître de Conférences in the Sorbonne, Professor in the École Libre des
Sciences Politiques, with portraits of the leading French philosophers.
1899. Pp. 500. $3.00 net. (12s. net.)


MACH, DR. ERNST

=250. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE ANALYSIS OF THE SENSATIONS=, by Dr. Ernst
Mach, formerly Professor of Physics in the University of Prague,
now Professor of the History and Theory of Inductive Science in the
University of Vienna. Translated by C. M. Williams, with 37 cuts. 1897.
Pp. xi., 208. $1.25 net. (6s. 6d.).


MONTGOMERY, DR. GEORGE R.

=311. LEIBNIZ DISCOURSE ON METAPHYSICS=, Correspondence with Arnauld and
Monadology. With an Introduction by Paul Janet, Member of the French
Institute. Translated from the Originals by Dr. George R. Montgomery.
1902. Pp. xxi., 272. Cloth 75c net. (3s. 6d. net.)


MÜLLER, F. MAX

=231. THREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURES ON THE SCIENCE OF THOUGHT=, delivered
at the Royal Institution, London, during the month of March, 1887, by F.
Max Müller, with an Appendix which contains a Correspondence on =THOUGHT
WITHOUT WORDS= between F. Max Müller and Francis Galton, the Duke of
Argyll, George J. Romanes and Others. 1888. Pp. 128. Cloth 75c. (3s.
6d.).

=232. THREE LECTURES ON THE SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE=, delivered at the Oxford
University Extension Meeting, with a supplement, =MY PREDECESSORS=, by F.
Max Müller. Third edition. 1899. Pp. 112. Cloth 75c. (3s. 6d.).


NOIRÉ, LUDWIG

=297. ON THE ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE, AND THE LOGOS THEORY=, by Ludwig Noiré.
Second unaltered edition. 1899. Pp. 57. Cloth 50c net. (2s. 6d. net.)


POWELL, J. W.

=263. TRUTH AND ERROR=, or the Science of Intellection, by J. W. Powell.
1898. Pp. 423. $1.75. (7s. 6d.).


RIBOT, TH.

=235. THE DISEASES OF PERSONALITY=, by Th. Ribot, Professor of
Comparative and Experimental Psychology in the Collège de France.
Authorized translation. Third revised edition. 1898. Pp. 157. Cloth 75c.
(3s. 6d).

=236. THE DISEASES OF THE WILL=, by Th. Ribot, Professor of Comparative
and Experimental Psychology in the Collège de France. Authorized
translation from the eighth French edition, by Merwin-Marie Snell. Second
enlarged English edition. 1896. Pp. vi., 121. Cloth 75c. (3s. 6d.).

=279. THE EVOLUTION OF GENERAL IDEAS=, by Th. Ribot, Professor in the
Collège de France. Authorized translation from the French by Frances A.
Welby. 1899. Pp. xi., 231. Cloth $1.25. (5s.).

=234. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ATTENTION=, by Th. Ribot, Professor of
Comparative and Experimental Psychology in the Collège de France.
Authorized translation. Fourth revised edition. 1898. Pp. 121. Cloth 75c.
(3s. 6d.).


STANLEY, HIRAM M.

=274. PSYCHOLOGY FOR BEGINNERS=, an Outline Sketch, by Hiram M. Stanley,
Member American Psychological Association, Author of “Evolutionary
Psychology of Feeling” and “Essays on Literary Art.” 1899. Pp. 44. Boards
40c net. (2s.).


TOPINARD, PAUL

=269. SCIENCE AND FAITH OR MAN AS AN ANIMAL, AND MAN AS A MEMBER OF
SOCIETY=, with a =DISCUSSION OF ANIMAL SOCIETIES=, by Paul Topinard, late
General Secretary of the Anthropological Society of Paris and some time
Professor in the School of Anthropology. Translated from the Author’s
Manuscript by Thomas J. McCormack. 1899. Pp. 361. $1.50 net. (6s. 6d.
net.)

=202a. PHILOSOPHICAL PORTRAIT SERIES.= 43 portraits, on plate paper,
$6.25 (30s.). Single portraits, on plate paper, 25c (1s. 6d.).

=202b. PSYCHOLOGICAL PORTRAIT SERIES.= 25 portraits, on Japanese
paper, $5.00 (24s.) per set; plate paper, $3.75 (18s.) per set. Single
portraits, on Japanese paper, 50c (2s. 6d.); single portraits, on plate
paper, 25c (1s. 6d.).

=202. PHILOSOPHICAL AND PSYCHOLOGICAL PORTRAIT SERIES.= 68 portraits on
plate paper, $7.50 (35s.) per set.




History of Religion, and Oriental Works


BUDGE, E. A. WALLIS, M. A., Litt. D., D. Lit.

=317. A HISTORY OF EGYPT=, From the End of the Neolithic Period to the
Death of Cleopatra VII, B. C. 30, by E. A. Wallis Budge, M. A., Litt. D.,
D. Lit., Keeper of the Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities in the British
Museum. Richly illustrated. 8 vols. Cloth $1.25 each, 8 vols. net $10.00.
1902.

=226. THE BOOK OF THE DEAD=, an English translation of the Chapters,
Hymns, etc., of the Theban Recension, with Introduction, Notes, etc., by
E. A. Wallis Budge, M. A., Litt. D., D. Lit. Keeper of the Egyptian and
Assyrian Antiquities in the British Museum, with four hundred and twenty
vignettes. 1901. 3 vols. Pp. 702. $3.75 per set net. Vols. VI, VII, VIII
in the series of Books on Egypt and Chaldea.

=325. THE GODS OF THE EGYPTIANS OR STUDIES IN EGYPTIAN MYTHOLOGY=, by E.
A. Wallis Budge, M. A., Litt. D., D. Lit., Keeper of the Egyptian and
Assyrian Antiquities in the British Museum. With 98 coloured plates and
131 illustrations in the text. 1904. 2 vols. Cloth $20.00 net.


CARUS, PAUL

=254. BUDDHISM AND ITS CHRISTIAN CRITICS=, by Paul Carus. Second edition.
1905. Pp. 311. $1.25. (6s. 6d.).

=216. DAS EVANGELIUM BUDDHAS=, a German translation of =THE GOSPEL OF
BUDDHA=. 1895. Pp. 352. Cloth $1.25. (5 marks.)

=261. GODWARD=, A Record of Religious Progress, by Paul Carus. 1898. Pp.
26. 50c. (2s. 6d.).

=255. LAO-TZE’S TAO-TEH-KING.= Chinese-English. With Introduction,
Transliteration and Notes by Paul Carus. 1898. Pp. 345. $3.00. (15s.).

=321. THE AGE OF CHRIST=, A Brief Review of the Conditions under which
Christianity Originated, by Paul Carus. 1903. Pp. 34. Price paper, 15c
net. (10d.)

=341. THE DHARMA=, or the Religion of Enlightenment, An Exposition of
Buddhism, by Paul Carus. Fourth edition. 1898. Pp. 50. 15c. (9d.)

=215. THE GOSPEL OF BUDDHA=, according to old records, told by Paul
Carus. Ninth edition. 1904. Pp. xiv., 275. Cloth $1.00. (5s.).

=278. THE HISTORY OF THE DEVIL AND THE IDEA OF EVIL=, From the Earliest
Times to the Present day, by Paul Carus. 1900. 311 illustrations. Pp.
xvi., 496. $6.00. (30s.).


CONWAY, MONCURE DANIEL

=277. SOLOMON AND SOLOMONIC LITERATURE=, by Moncure Daniel Conway. 1899.
Pp. viii., 243. Cloth $1.50 net. (6s.).


CORNILL, CARL HEINRICH

=262. GESCHICHTE DES VOLKES ISRAEL=, von Carl Heinrich Cornill. 330
Seiten. Gebunden $2.00. (Marks 8.) 1898.

=259. HISTORY OF THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL=, from the Earliest Times to the
Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans. Written for lay readers by
Carl Heinrich Cornill, Ph. D., S. T. D., Professor of Theology in the
University of Königsberg. Translated by W. H. Carruth, Professor of
German in the University of Kansas. Second edition. 1899. Pp. vi., 325.
Cloth $1.50. (7s. 6d.).

=220. THE PROPHETS OF ISRAEL=, Popular Sketches from Old Testament
History, by Carl Heinrich Cornill, Doctor of Theology and Professor of
Old Testament History in the University of Königsberg. Translated by
Sutton F. Corkran. Fifth edition. 1901. Pp. 210. $1.00 net. (5s.).

=251. THE RISE OF THE PEOPLE OF ISRAEL=, by C. H. Cornill, in =EPITOMES
OF THREE SCIENCES, COMPARATIVE PHILOLOGY, PSYCHOLOGY AND OLD TESTAMENT
HISTORY=, H. H. Oldenberg, J. Jastrow, C. H. Cornill. 1890. Pp. 130.
Cloth 50c net. (2s. 6d.).


CUMONT, FRANZ

=319. THE MYSTERIES OF MITHRA=, by Franz Cumont, Professor in the
University of Ghent, Belgium. Translated from the Second Revised
French Edition by Thomas J. McCormack, Principal of the La Salle and
Peru Township High School. With a Frontispiece, Map and Fifty Cuts and
Illustrations. 1903. Pp. xiv., 239. Cloth $1.50 net. (6s. 6d. net.)


DELITZSCH, DR. FRIEDRICH

=293a. BABEL AND BIBLE=, Two Lectures on the Significance of
Assyriological Research for Religion, Embodying the most important
Criticisms and the Author’s Replies, by Dr. Friedrich Delitzsch,
Professor of Assyriology in the University of Berlin. Translated from the
German by Thomas J. McCormack and W. H. Carruth. Profusely illustrated.
1903. Pp. iv., 167. 75c net.


EDMUNDS, ALBERT J.

=345. BUDDHIST AND CHRISTIAN GOSPELS=, being Gospel Parallels from Pali
Texts. Now first compared from the originals by Albert J. Edmunds,
Honorary Member and American Representative of the International Buddhist
Society of Rangûn, Translator of the =Dhammapada=, the Buddhist Genesis,
etc. Member of the Oriental Society of Philadelphia. Third and Complete
Edition, edited with Parallels and notes from the Chinese Buddhist
Triptaka, by M. Anesaki, Professor of the Science of Religion in the
Imperial University of Tokyo. Pp. xvii., 230, with index, printed in
large octavo, clear type, good paper; bound in limp board, with paper
wrapper, printed in two colors. Price $1.50 net. (7s. 6d. net.)

=218. HYMNS OF THE FAITH (DHAMMAPADA)=, being an Ancient Anthology
Preserved in the Short Collection of the Sacred Scriptures of the
Buddhists. Translated from the Pâli by Albert J. Edmunds. 1902. Pp.
xiii., 119. Cloth $1.00 net. (4s. 6d. net.)


FREYTAG, GUSTAV

=243. MARTIN LUTHER=, by Gustav Freytag. Translated by Henry E. O.
Heinemann. 1897. 26 illustrations. Pp. 130. Cloth $1.00 net. (5s.).


GUNKEL, HERMANN

=227. THE LEGENDS OF GENESIS=, by Hermann Gunkel, Professor of Old
Testament Theology in the University of Berlin. Translated by W. H.
Carruth, Professor of German in the University of Kansas. 1901. Pp. 164.
Cloth $1.00 net. (4s. 6d.).


HAUPT, PAUL

=292. BIBLICAL LOVE-DITTIES, A CRITICAL INTERPRETATION AND TRANSLATION
OF THE SONG OF SOLOMON=, by Paul Haupt, Professor in the Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore. 1902. Pp. 10. Paper, 5c. (3d.).


HOLYOAKE, GEORGE JACOB

=228. ENGLISH SECULARISM=, a Confession of Belief, by George Jacob
Holyoake. 1896. Pp. xiii., 146. Cloth 50c net.


HUC, M.

=244. TRAVELS IN TARTARY, THIBET AND CHINA=, during the years 1844-5-6,
by M. Huc. Translated from the French by W. Hazlitt. Second reprint
edition. Illustrated with 100 engravings on wood. In one volume. 1900.
Pp. 688. $1.25 net. (5s. net.)

=260. THE SAME.= Two Vols. Pp. 688. $2.00. (10s.).


KHEIRALLA, IBRAHIM GEORGE

=326. BEHA ’U’LLAH (THE GLORY OF GOD)=, by Ibrahim George Kheiralla,
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LOYSON, MADAME EMILIE HYACINTHE

=338. TO JERUSALEM, THROUGH THE LAND OF ISLAM=, among Jews, Christians
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MILLS, REV. LAWRENCE HEYWORTH, D. D.

=339. ZARATHUSHTRA AND THE GREEKS=, a Treatise upon the Antiquities of
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=318. ZARATHUSTRIAN GATHAS=, in Metre and Rhythm. Second edition of the
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OLDENBERG, PROF. H.

=233. ANCIENT INDIA=, Its Language and Religions, by Prof. H. Oldenberg.
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=294. THE CREATION--STORY OF GENESIS I.= A Sumerian Theogony and
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SUZUKI, TEITARO

=283. ACVAGHOSHA’S DISCOURSE ON THE AWAKENING OF FAITH IN THE MAHAYANA.=
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BONNEY, HON. CHARLES CARROLL, LL. D.

=304. WORLD’S CONGRESS ADDRESSES=, Delivered by the President, the Hon.
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CARUS, PAUL

=205. HOMILIES OF SCIENCE=, by Paul Carus. 1892. Pp. xi., 317. Cloth,
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=212. KARMA, A STORY OF BUDDHIST ETHICS=, by Paul Carus. Illustrated by
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=302. THE DAWN OF A NEW ERA, AND OTHER ESSAYS ON RELIGION=, by Paul
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=268. THE ETHICAL PROBLEM=, Three Lectures on Ethics as a Science, by
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=206. THE IDEA OF GOD=, by Paul Carus. Fourth edition. Revised and
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=211. THE RELIGION OF SCIENCE=, by Paul Carus. Second edition. Revised
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=285. WHENCE AND WHITHER=, An Inquiry into the Nature of the Soul, Its
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HUTCHINSON, WOODS, A. M., M. D.

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HYLAN, JOHN P.

=309. PUBLIC WORSHIP, A STUDY IN THE PSYCHOLOGY OF RELIGION=, by John P.
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ROMANES, GEORGE JOHN, M. A., LL. D., F. R. S.

=214. A CANDID EXAMINATION OF THEISM=, by Physicus (the late G. J.
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=242. THOUGHTS ON RELIGION=, by the late George John Romanes, M. A., LL.
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RUTH, J. A.

=329. WHAT IS THE BIBLE?= by J. A. Ruth. 1904. Pp. xi., 172. 75c net.
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TOLSTOI, COUNT LEO

=348. CHRISTIANITY AND PATRIOTISM=, with Pertinent Extracts from other
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=336. PORTFOLIO OF BUDDHIST ART=, A collection of illustrations of
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=316. THE TEMPLES OF THE ORIENT AND THEIR MESSAGE IN THE LIGHT OF HOLY
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=265. SCENES FROM THE LIFE OF BUDDHA=, Reproduced from Paintings by
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BAYNE, JULIA TAFT

=323. HADLEY BALLADS=, by Julia Taft Bayne. 1903. Pp. 52. Net 75c.


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=334. CERBERUS, THE DOG OF HADES=, the History of an Idea, by Maurice
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BONNEY, FLORENCE PEORIA

=286. MEDITATIONS= (Poems), by Florence Peoria Bonney. 1900. Pp. 36.
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CARUS, PAUL

=282. EROS AND PSYCHE=, A Fairy-Tale of Ancient Greece, Retold after
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=343. FRIEDERICH SCHILLER=, a Sketch of his Life and an Appreciation of
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=224. GOETHE AND SCHILLER’S XENIONS.= Selected and translated by Paul
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=217G. KARMA=, Eine buddhistische Erzählung, von Paul Carus. 1897.
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=217. KARMA, A STORY OF EARLY BUDDHISM=, by Paul Carus. Third Edition.
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=291. NIRVANA, A STORY OF BUDDHIST PSYCHOLOGY=, by Paul Carus.
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=267. SACRED TUNES FOR THE CONSECRATION OF LIFE=, Hymns of the Religion
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=247. THE CHIEF’S DAUGHTER=, a Legend of Niagara, by Paul Carus, with
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=246. THE CROWN OF THORNS=, a Story of the Time of Christ, by Paul Carus.
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=295. THE NATURE OF THE STATE=, by Paul Carus. 1894. vii., 56. Cloth 50c
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CLEMENT, ERNEST W., M. A.

=331. THE JAPANESE FLORAL CALENDAR=, by Ernest W. Clement, M. A.
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EVANS, HENRY RIDGELY

=330. THE NAPOLEON MYTH=, by Henry Ridgely Evans. Containing a Reprint of
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Carus. 1905. Pp. 65. Illustrated. Boards. Cloth back, 75c net. (3s. 6d.
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=347. THE OLD AND THE NEW MAGIC=, by Henry Ridgely Evans, with an
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FREYTAG, GUSTAV

=221. THE LOST MANUSCRIPT.= A Novel, by Gustav Freytag. Authorized
translation from the sixteenth German edition. In two volumes. 1890. Pp.
Vol. I, xvi., 409; VOL II, xvi., 544. Cloth $4.00. (21s.).

=221a. THE LOST MANUSCRIPT.= A Novel, by Gustav Freytag. Authorized
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GARBE, RICHARD

=222. THE REDEMPTION OF THE BRAHMAN=, by Richard Garbe, Professor in the
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GILBERT, GROVE KARL

=315. JOHN WESLEY POWELL=: A Memorial to an American Explorer and
Scholar, Comprising Articles by Mrs. M. D. Lincoln (Bessie Beach), Grove
Karl Gilbert, Marcus Baker and Paul Carus. Edited by Grove Karl Gilbert.
1903. Pp. 75. Paper 50c net.


STARR, FREDERICK

=327. READINGS FROM MODERN MEXICAN AUTHORS=, by Frederick Starr. 1904.
Pp. vii., 420. $1.25 net. (5s. 6d. net.)

=328. THE AINU GROUP AT THE SAINT LOUIS EXPOSITION=, by Frederick Starr.
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STRODE, MURIEL

=333. MY LITTLE BOOK OF PRAYER=, by Muriel Strode. 1905. Alexandra paper.
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TRUMBULL, M. M.

=245. THE FREE TRADE STRUGGLE IN ENGLAND=, by M. M. Trumbull. Second
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=243. WHEELBARROW, ARTICLES AND DISCUSSIONS ON THE LABOR QUESTION=,
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others, on the Single Tax Question. 1894. Pp. 303. Cloth $1.00. (5s.).


WAGNER, RICHARD

=249. A PILGRIMAGE TO BEETHOVEN=, A Novel by Richard Wagner. Translated
by Otto W. Weyer. 1897. Pp. vii., 40. Boards 50c net. (2s. 6d.).




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=1. THE RELIGION OF SCIENCE=, by Paul Carus. Third edition, revised and
enlarged. 1899. 25c, mailed 30c. (1s. 6d.). Pp. vi., 145.

=2. THREE INTRODUCTORY LECTURES ON THE SCIENCE OF THOUGHT=, by F. Max
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Müller and Francis Galton, the Duke of Argyll, George J. Romanes and
others. 1898. 25c, mailed 29c. (1s. 6d.) Pp. vi, 123.

=3. THREE LECTURES ON THE SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE=, delivered at the Oxford
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=4. THE DISEASES OF PERSONALITY=, by Th. Ribot, Professor of Comparative
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=5. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ATTENTION=, by Th. Ribot, Professor of Comparative
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=6. THE PSYCHIC LIFE OF MICRO-ORGANISMS=, A Study in Experimental
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=7. THE NATURE OF THE STATE=, by Paul Carus. 1904. 13c, mailed 18c.
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=8. ON DOUBLE CONSCIOUSNESS=, Experimental Psychological Studies, by
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=9. FUNDAMENTAL PROBLEMS=, the Method of Philosophy as a Systematic
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=10. DISEASES OF THE WILL=, by Th. Ribot, Professor of Comparative and
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=11. ON THE ORIGIN OF LANGUAGE= and The Logos Theory, by Ludwig Noiré.
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=12. THE FREE TRADE STRUGGLE IN ENGLAND=, by M. M. Trumbull. Second
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=14. THE GOSPEL OF BUDDHA=, according to old records, told by Paul Carus.
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=15. PRIMER OF PHILOSOPHY=, by Paul Carus. Fourth revised edition. 1904.
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=16. ON MEMORY AND THE SPECIFIC ENERGIES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM=, by Prof.
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=17. THE REDEMPTION OF THE BRAHMAN.= A Novel by Richard Garbe. 1896. 25c,
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=18. AN EXAMINATION OF WEISMANNISM=, by George John Romanes, M. A., LL.
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=19. ON GERMINAL SELECTION AS A SOURCE OF DEFINITE VARIATION= by August
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=21. POPULAR SCIENTIFIC LECTURES=, by Ernst Mach, formerly Professor of
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=22. ANCIENT INDIA, ITS LANGUAGE AND RELIGIONS=, by Prof. H. Oldenberg.
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=23. THE PROPHETS OF ISRAEL=, Popular Sketches from Old Testament
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=24. HOMILIES OF SCIENCE=, by Paul Carus. Third edition. 1905. 35c,
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=25. THOUGHTS ON RELIGION=, by the late George John Romanes, M. A., LL.
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=26. THE PHILOSOPHY OF ANCIENT INDIA=, by Richard Garbe, Professor in
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=27. MARTIN LUTHER=, by Gustav Freytag. Translated by Henry E. O.
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=28. ENGLISH SECULARISM=, A Confession of Belief, by George Jacob
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=29. ON ORTHOGENESIS AND THE IMPOTENCE OF NATURAL SELECTION IN
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=30. CHINESE PHILOSOPHY=, an Exposition of the Main Characteristic
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=31. THE LOST MANUSCRIPT=, a novel by Gustav Freytag. Authorized
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=32. A MECHANICO-PHYSIOLOGICAL THEORY OF ORGANIC EVOLUTION=, by Carl von
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=35. THE ETHICAL PROBLEM=, Three Lectures on Ethics as a Science, by
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=36. BUDDHISM AND ITS CHRISTIAN CRITICS=, by Paul Carus. Second edition.
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=37. PSYCHOLOGY FOR BEGINNERS=, an Outline Sketch, by Hiram M. Stanley
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=38. DISCOURSE ON THE METHOD OF RIGHTLY CONDUCTING THE REASON, AND
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=39. THE DAWN OF A NEW RELIGIOUS ERA= and other Essays, by Paul Carus.
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=40. KANT & SPENCER=, a study of the Fallacies of Agnosticism, by Paul
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=41. THE SOUL OF MAN=, an Investigation of the Facts of Physiological
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=42. WORLD’S CONGRESS ADDRESSES=, Delivered by the President, the Hon.
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=43. THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO DARWIN=, by Woods Hutchinson, A. M., M. D.
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=44. WHENCE AND WHITHER=, an Inquiry into the Nature of the Soul, Its
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=45. AN ENQUIRY CONCERNING HUMAN UNDERSTANDING=, by David Hume. Reprinted
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=47. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF REASONING=, Based on Experimental Researches in
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=49. THREE DIALOGUES BETWEEN HYLAS AND PHILONOUS=, by George Berkeley.
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Index of Titles of Books and Authors


                                     Page

  Acvaghosha’s Discourse, T. Suzuki 9

  Ainu Group, The, Prof. Starr 11

  Anselm, St. 4, 14

  Ants and Some Other Insects, Forel 14

  Attention, The Psychology of. Th. Ribot 6, 12


  Babel and Bible, F. Delitzsch 7

  Bacteriology, Principles of, F. Hueppe 2

  Bayne, Julia Taft 10

  Beethoven, Pilgrimage to, Richard Wagner 11

  Beha ’U’llah, G. B. Kheiralla 8

  Berkeley, George 4, 14

  Biblical Love Ditties, P. Haupt 8

  Biedermann, Eduard 10

  Binet, Alfred 4, 12, 14

  Bloomfield, Maurice 10

  Bonney, Charles Carroll 9, 14

  Bonney, Florence Peoria 10

  Book of the Dead, Budge 6

  Brahman, The Redemption of the, Richard Garbe 11, 12

  Buddha, Gospel of, Paul Carus 7, 12

  Buddha, Scenes from the Life of, Keichyu Yamada 10

  Buddhas, Das Evangelium, Paul Carus 7

  Buddhism and its Christian Critics, Paul Carus 7, 13

  Buddist Art, Portfolio of 10

  Buddist and Christian Gospels, Edmunds 8

  Budge, E. A. W. 6, 7


  Calculus, Elementary Illustrations, DeMorgan 3

  Calkins, Mary Whiton 15

  Candlin, George T. 13

  Canon of Reason and Virtue, Paul Carus 14

  Carus, Paul 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14

  Cerberus, The Dog of Hades, Maurice Bloomfield 10

  Chief’s Daughter, The, Paul Carus 10

  Chinese Fiction, G. T. Candlin 13

  Chinese Philosophy, Paul Carus 13

  Christ, Age of, Carus 7

  Christianity and Patriotism, Count Leo Tolstoi 10

  Clement, Ernest W. 10

  Consciousness, On Double, Alfred Binet 4, 12

  Conway, Moncure D. 7

  Cope, E. D. 2

  Cornill, Carl Heinrich 7, 13

  Crown of Thorns, The, Paul Carus 10

  Cumont, Franz 7


  Darwin and after Darwin, G. J. Romanes 2

  Darwinian Theory, G. J. Romanes 2

  Dawn of a New Religious Era, The, Paul Carus 9, 13

  Deane, Sidney Norton, B. A. 4, 14

  Dedekind, Richard 3

  Delitzsch, F. 7

  DeMorgan, Augustus 3

  Descartes, Rene 5, 14, 15

  De Spinoza, Benedictus 5, 15

  Devil, History of the, Paul Carus 7

  Devries, Hugo 2

  Dharma, Carus 7

  Discourse on Method, Rene Descartes 5, 13


  Edmunds, Albert J. 8

  Egypt: History of, E. A. W. Budge 6

  Egyptians, Gods of, Budge 7

  Eimer, Th. 13

  English Secularism, G. J. Holyoake 8, 13

  Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals, David Hume 5, 14

  Eros and Psyche, Paul Carus 10

  Ethical Problem, The, Paul Carus 9, 13

  Euclid’s Parallel Postulate, Withers 4

  Evans, Henry Ridgely 11

  Evolution, First Book on Organic, D. L. Shute 2

  Evolution, Mechanico-Physiological, Theory of, C. Von Naegeli 2, 13

  Evolution, Primary Factors of Organic, E. D. Cope 2


  Fink, Karl 3

  Forel, Dr. August 14

  France, History of Modern Philosophy in, L. Levy-Bruhl 5

  Free Trade Struggle in England, The M. M. Trumbull 11, 12

  Freytag, Gustav 8, 11, 13

  Fundamental Problems, Paul Carus 4, 12


  Garbe, Richard 5, 11, 13

  Genesis, Creation Story of, Radau 9

  Genesis, The Legends of, Hermann Gunkel 8

  Geometric Exercises in Paper-Folding, T. Sundara Row 3

  Geometry, Foundations of, D. Hilbert 3

  Germinal Selection, A. Weismann 2, 12

  Gilbert, Grove Karl 11

  God, The Idea of, Paul Carus 9

  Godward, Carus 7

  Gospel According to Darwin, The, Woods Hutchinson 9, 14

  Gunkel, Hermann 8


  Hadley Ballads, Julia Taft Bayne 10

  Haupt, Paul 8

  Hering, Ewald 5, 13

  Hilbert, D. 3

  Holyoake, George Jacob 8, 12

  Homilies of Science, Paul Carus 9, 13

  Huc, M. 8

  Hueppe, Ferdinand 2

  Human Knowledge, Berkeley 4, 14

  Human Understanding, Hume 5, 14

  Hume, David 5, 14

  Hutchinson, Woods 9, 14

  Hylan, J. P. 9, 14

  Hymns of the Faith, Edmunds 8


  Ideas, Evolution of General, Th. Ribot 6

  India, Ancient, Its Languages and Religions. H. Oldenberg 9, 12

  India, Philosophy of Ancient, Richard Garbe 5, 13

  Ingraham, Andrew 5

  Israel, History of the People of, C. H. Cornill 7

  Israel, Geschichte des Volkes, C. H. Cornill 7

  Israel, The Prophets of, C. H. Cornill 7, 13

  Israel, The Rise of the People of, C. H. Cornill 7


  Japanese Floral Calendar, The, Ernest W. Clement 10


  Kant & Spencer, Paul Carus 4, 13

  Kant, Immanuel 4, 14

  Karma, Paul Carus 9, 10

  Kheiralla, George Ibrahim 8


  Lagrange, Joseph Louis 3

  Language, On The Origin of, Ludwig Noire 6, 12

  Language, Three Lectures on the Science of, F. Max Mueller 6, 12

  Lao-Tze 7

  Leibniz 5, 14

  Levy-Bruhl, Lucien 5

  Locke’s Essays Concerning Human Understanding, Mary W. Calkins 15

  Lost Manuscript, The, Gustav Freytag 11, 13

  Loyson, Madame Emilie 13

  Luther, Martin, Gustav Freytag 8, 13


  Mach, Ernst 3, 5

  Magic, The Old and The New, H. R. Evans 11

  Mathematical Essays and Recreations, H. Schubert 3, 13

  Mathematics, A Brief History of, K. Fink 3

  Mathematics, Lectures of Elementary, J. L. Lagrange 3

  Mathematics, On The Study and Difficulties of, A. DeMorgan 3

  Mechanics, The Science of, Ernst Mach 3

  Meditations, Rene Descartes 5, 14

  Meditations, F. P. Bonney 10

  Memory, On, Ewald Hering 5, 12

  Metaphysical System of Hobbes, The, Mary W. Calkins 15

  Metaphysics, Leibniz 5, 14

  Metaphysics, Surd of, Paul Carus 4

  Micro-Organisms, The Psychic Life of, Alfred Binet 4, 12

  Mills, Professor Lawrence Heyworth 8

  Monism & Meliorism, Paul Carus 4

  Muller, F. Max 5, 6, 11, 12

  Mysteries of Mithra, Franz Cumont 8


  Naegeli, Carl von 2, 13

  Napoleon Myth, The 11

  Nirvana, Paul Carus 10

  Noire, Ludwig 6, 12

  Numbers, Essays on the Theory of, R. Dedekind 3


  Oldenberg, H. 9, 12

  Orthogenesis, On, Th. Eimer 13


  Personality, the Diseases of, Th. Ribot 6, 12

  Philosophers, Portraits of 6

  Philosophy, Our Need of, Paul Carus 4

  Popular Scientific Lectures, Ernst Mach 3, 12

  Portraits of Philosophers and Psychologists 6

  Portraits of Eminent Mathematicians, David Eugene Smith 3

  Post-Darwinian Questions, G. J. Romanes 2

  Powell, J. W. 6, 11

  Prayer, My Little Book of, Strode 11

  Primer of Philosophy, Paul Carus 4, 12

  Principles of Philosophy, De Spinoza 5, 15

  Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysic, Immanuel Kant 4, 14

  Prosologium, Anselm 4, 14

  Psychologists, Portraits of 6

  Psychology for Beginners, H. M. Stanley 6, 13


  Radau, Hugo 9

  Readings from Modern Mexican Authors, Prof. Frederick Starr 11

  Reasoning, Psychology of, Alfred Binet 4, 14

  Religion of Science Library 11, 12, 13, 14, 15

  Religion of Science, The, Paul Carus 9, 11

  Ribot, Th. 6, 12

  Romanes, George John 2, 10, 13

  Row, T. Sundara 3

  Ruth, J. A. 10


  Sacred Tunes, Paul Carus 10

  Schiller, Friedrich, Carus 10

  Schubert, Hermann 3, 13

  Science and Faith, Paul Topinard 6

  Science a Religious Revelation, Paul Carus 4

  Sensations, The Analysis of the, Ernest Mach 5

  Shute, D. Kerfoot 2

  Smith, David Eugene 3

  Solomon and Solomonic Literature, M. D. Conway 7

  Soul of Man, The, Paul Carus 4, 14

  Species, Varieties, Their Origin by Mutation DeVries 2

  Specific Energies of the Nervous System, Ewald Herring 5, 12

  Stanley, H. M. 6, 13

  Starr, Prof. Frederick 11

  State, The Nature of the, Paul Carus 10, 12

  Strode, Muriel 11

  Suzuki, Teitaro 9

  Swain School Lectures 5


  Tao Teh King, Lao-Tze’s, Paul Carus 7

  Tartary, Thibet and China, Travels in, M. Huc 8

  Theism, A Candid Examination of, G. J. Romanes 9

  Thoughts on Religion, G. J. Romanes 10, 13

  Thought, Three Introductory Lectures on the Science of, F. Max
    Muller 5, 11

  Three Dialogues Between Hylas and Philonous, George Berkeley 4, 14

  Through the Land of Islam, Loyson 8

  Tolstoi, Count Leo 10

  Tool, The Philosophy of, Paul Carus 4

  Topinard, Paul 6

  Trumbull, M. M. 11, 12

  Truth and Error, J. W. Powell 6


  Wagner, Richard 11

  Weismann, A. 2, 12

  Weismannism, Examination of, G. J. Romanes 2, 12

  What is the Bible, J. A. Ruth 10

  Wheelbarrow, M. M. Trumbull 11, 12

  Whence and Whither? Paul Carus 9, 14

  Will, The Diseases of the, Th. Ribot 6, 12

  Withers, John William, Ph. D. 4

  World’s Congress Addresses, C. C. Bonney 9, 14

  Worship, Public: A Study in the Psychology of Religion, J. P. Hylan 9, 14


  Xenions, Goethe and Schiller’s 10


  Yamada, Keichyn 10


  Zarathushtrian Gathas, L. H. Mills 8

  Zarathushtra and the Greeks, L. H. Mills 8







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