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Bowlby, J. Charles Darwin: a biography. London 1990.
Bowler, P. J. Charles Darwin: the man and his influence. Cambridge
1990.
Desmond, A. and J. R. Moore. Darwin. London and New York 1991.
Browne, J. Charles Darwin: voyaging. London and New York 1995.
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Thomas Davidson 1840–1900
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A short account of the Niobe group. New York 1875.
Longfellow. Boston 1882.
The Parthenon frieze and other essays. 1882.
The philosophical system of Rosmini-Serbati. 1882.
The place of art in education. Boston 1885.
The moral aspects of the economic question. Boston 1886.
The conditions, divisions, and methods of complete education.
Orange NJ 1887.
A handbook to Dante. 1887.
Prolegomena to In memoriam. Boston 1889.
Bruno’s thought. In Giordano Bruno: two addresses by D. G.
Brinton and T. Davidson, Philadelphia 1890.
The evolution of scripture. New York 1891.
Aristotle and ancient educational ideals. New York 1892.
The education of the Greek people. New York 1894.
Rousseau and education according to nature. New York 1898.
A history of education. New York 1900.
The education of the wage-earners. Ed C. M. Bakewell, Boston
[1904].
The philosophy of Goethe’s Faust. Ed C. M. Bakewell, Boston
1906.
Education as world-building. Ed E. Moore, Cambridge MA 1925.
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Bakewell, C. M. A democratic philosopher and his work.
International Jnl of Ethics 11 1901.
Knight, W. Memorials of Davidson. Boston 1907.
Blau, J. L. Rosmini, Domodossola, and Davidson. JHI 18 1958.
Lataner, A. Introduction to Davidson’s Autobiographical sketch.
JHI 18 1958.
Augustus De Morgan 1806–71
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The schoolmaster: essays on practical education. 1836.
Essay on probabilities. 1838, 1849.
First notions of logic. 1839.
The globes, celestial and terrestrial. 1845.
Formal logic: or the calculus of inference, necessary and probable.
1847; ed A. E. Taylor 1926.
Statement in answer to an assertion made by Hamilton, [1847].
On the syllogism [five papers with an appendix]. Trans Cambridge
Philosophical Soc 8–10 1849–64.
On the difficulty of correct description of books. 1853, Chicago 1902.
Syllabus of a proposed system of logic. 1860.
A budget of paradoxes. Ed E. De Morgan 1872, 2 vols Chicago 1915,
New York 1954.
Newton: his friend and his niece. Ed S. E. De Morgan and A. C.
Ranyard 1885.
Essays on the life and work of Newton. Ed P. E. B. Jourdain 1914.
Also works on mathematics and education.
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Liard, L. In his Les logiciens anglais, Paris 1878.
De Morgan, S. E. Memoir of Augustus De Morgan 1882.
De Morgan, S. E. Threescore years and ten. Reminiscences of the late
Sophia Elizabeth De Morgan. 1895.
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, ‘Lewis Carroll’
1832–98
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The game of logic. 1886.
A logical paradox. Mind n.s. 3 1894. Replies by A. Sidgwick, W. E.
Johnson, ibid; A. Sidgwick, 4 1895; E. E. C. Jones, ‘W’, 14 1905; A.
W. Burks, I. M. Copi, 59 1950; and A. J. Baker, 64 1955.
What the tortoise said to Achilles. Mind n.s. 4 1895. Replies by W. J.
Rees, 60 1951; D. G. Brown, 63 1954.
Symbolic logic. 1897.
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Woolen, C. J. Lewis Carroll: philosopher. Hibbert Jnl 46 1948.
See also col 1492.
Robert Leslie Ellis 1817–59
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The philosophical works of Francis Bacon. 1857. Ed with J.
Spedding.
Mathematical and other writings. Ed W. Walton, with memoir by H.
Goodwin, Cambridge 1863.
James Frederick Ferrier 1808–64
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Institutes of metaphysic: the theory of knowing and being.
Edinburgh 1854, 1856.
Scottish philosophy: the old and the new. Edinburgh 1856.
Lectures on Greek philosophy and other philosophical remains. Ed
A. Grant and E. L. Lushington, 2 vols Edinburgh 1866.
Philosophical works. 3 vols Edinburgh 1875–88. Vol 1, Institutes of
metaphysic (3rd edn); vols 2 and 3, Lectures on Greek philosophy
and other philosophical remains (2nd edn).
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Cairns, J. An examination of Ferrier’s theory of knowing and being.
1856.
Cairns, J. The Scottish philosophy: a vindication and reply.
Edinburgh 1856.
Fraser, A. C. In his Essays in philosophy, Edinburgh 1856.
Smith, J. An examination of Cairns’s Examination. Edinburgh 1856.
Vera, A. An inquiry into speculative and experimental science, with
special reference to Calderwood and Ferrier. 1856.
Deuchar, R. A brief review of ancient and modern philosophy, with
refutations of Ferrier. Edinburgh 1864.
Grote, J. In his Exploratio philosophica, Cambridge 1865.
Fraser, A. C. Philosophical life of Ferrier. Macmillan’s Mag Jan 1868.
Tulloch, J. In his Theories in philosophy and religion, Edinburgh
1884.
Haldane, E. Ferrier. Edinburgh 1894.
Segerstedt, T. T. In his Problem of knowledge in Scottish philosophy,
Lund 1935.
Robert Flint 1838–1910
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The philosophy of history in France and Germany. Edinburgh 1874.
Theism: the Baird lecture for 1876. Edinburgh 1877, 1880 (3rd edn),
London 1883, Edinburgh 1902 (10th edn).
Anti-theistic theories. Edinburgh 1879, 1885 (3rd edn).
Vico. Edinburgh 1884.
Historical philosophy in France, French Belgium and Switzerland.
1893.
Socialism. 1894, 1908 (rev).
Sermons and addresses. 1899.
Agnosticism. 1903.
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