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Psychology: the motive powers, emotions, conscience, will. New
York 1887.
The religious aspect of evolution. New York 1888, New York 1890
(enlarged).
First and fundamental truths: a treatise on metaphysics. New York
1889.
The tests of the various kinds of truth. New York 1889. Enlargement
of 1st of Philosophical series, earlier rptd in Realistic philosophy
defended, above.
The prevailing types of philosophy: can they reach reality logically?
New York 1890.
Our moral nature. New York 1892.
The philosophy of reality: should it be favored by America? New
York 1894.
Articles
Typical forms: Goethe, Owen, Fairbairn. North Br Rev 15 1851.
Scottish metaphysicians. North Br Rev 27 1857.
Hamilton’s metaphysics. Dublin Univ Mag 54 1859.
Intuitionalism and the limits of religious thought. North Br Rev 30
1859.
Mill’s reply to his critics. Br & Foreign Evangelical Rev 17 1868; rptd
in Amer Presbyterian & Theological Rev n.s. 6 1868.
Recent improvements in formal logic in Britain. Ibid.
Berkeley’s philosophy. Presbyterian Quart & Princeton Rev n.s. 2
1873.
Elements involved in emotions. Mind 2 1877.
Contemporary philosophy: historical. Princeton Rev 1 1878.
Contemporary philosophy: mind and brain. Princeton Rev 1 1878.
Final cause. Princeton Rev 3 1879.
Law and design in nature. North Amer Rev 128 1879.
Development and growth of conscience. Princeton Rev 6 1880.
On causation and development. Princeton Rev 7 1881; rptd in Br &
Foreign Evangelical Rev 30 1881.
The Concord school of philosophy. Princeton Rev 9 1881.
The Scottish philosophy as contrasted with the German. Princeton
Rev 10 1882; rptd in Br & Foreign Evangelical Rev 32 1883.
A study of the mind’s imagery, with H. F. Osborn. Princeton Rev 13
1884.
What an American philosophy should be. New Princeton Rev 1
1886.
Realism: its place in the various philosophies. New Princeton Rev 2
1886.
Recent works on Kant. Presbyterian & Reformation Rev 1 1890.
The office of induction in fundamental philosophy. Mind 16 1891.
Reality: what place it should hold in philosophy. In Addresses and
proceedings of the International Congress of education of the
World’s Columbian exposition, New York 1894.
Also works on religion and education.
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Sloane, W. A. (ed). Life of McCosh: a record chiefly autobiographical.
New York 1896.
Volbeda, S. De intuitieve philosophie van McCosh. Amsterdam
[1914].
Sir James Mackintosh 1765–1832
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Disputatio physiologica inauguralis de actione musculari.
Edinburgh 1787.
Vindiciae gallicae. Dublin 1791, London 1791 (rev), 1837 (new edn).
A discourse on the study of the law of nature and of nations. 1799,
1828, 1835 (enlarged); tr Fr 1830.
Dissertation on the progress of ethical philosophy. Edinburgh 1830;
ed W. Whewell, Edinburgh 1836, 1862, 1872.
History of England. 3 vols 1830–2, 10 vols 1850, 2 vols 1853.
[Ripley, G.] Ethical philosophy of Mackintosh. Christian Examiner
13 1833.
History of the revolution in England in 1688, with life by Wallace.
1834.
Inaugural address as Rector of the University of Glasgow; Parting
address. In Inaugural addresses, ed J. B. Hay 1839.
Tracts and speeches. 5 pts Edinburgh 1840 (25 copies).
Miscellaneous works. Ed R. J. Mackintosh 3 vols 1846, 1 vol 1851, 3
vols 1854.
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Hazlitt, W. In his Spirit of the age, 1825.
Everett, A. H. Mackintosh. North Amer Rev 35 1832.
De Quincey, T. Mackintosh’s History of the revolution. Tait’s Mag
n.s. 1 1834.
[Croker, J. W.] Life of Mackintosh. Quart Rev 54 1835.
Mackintosh, R. J. Memoirs of the life of Mackintosh. 2 vols 1835.
Mill, James. A fragment on Mackintosh. 1835.
Macaulay, T. B. In his Critical and historical essays vol 2, 1843.
Peabody, A. P. Mackintosh. North Amer Rev 66 1848.
Carmichael, R. Notes and observations in reply to Mackintosh. In J.
Butler, Fifteen sermons, 1856.
Meteyard, E. In his A group of eminent Englishmen, 1871.
See col 2441.
Sir Henry James Sumner Maine 1822–88
See col 2442.
James McCosh | Henry Longueville Mansel
Henry Longueville Mansel 1820–71
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The demons of the wind and other poems. 1838.
Prolegomena logica: an inquiry into the psychological character of
logical processes. Oxford 1851, 1860 (enlarged).
Artis logicae rudimenta, from the text of Aldrich, with notes and
marginal references. 1852, 1856, 1862.
The limits of demonstrative science: a letter to Whewell. Oxford 1853.
Man’s conception of eternity. Oxford 1854.
Psychology, the test of moral and metaphysical philosophy. Oxford
1855.
A lecture on the philosophy of Kant. Oxford 1856.
The limits of religious thought examined. 1858, 1867 (5th edn); tr
Danish 1888.
An examination of Maurice’s strictures on the Bampton lectures of
1858. 1859.
Metaphysics, or the philosophy of consciousness. Edinburgh 1860,
1866.
A letter to Goldwin Smith concerning his postscript to his lectures
on the study of history. Oxford 1861.
A second letter to Smith, with an examination of some passages in
his Rational religion. Oxford 1862.
The philosphy of the conditioned. 1866.
Letters, lectures and reviews. Ed H. W. Chandler 1873.
The Gnostic heresies of the 1st and 2nd centuries. Ed J. B. Lightfoot
1875.
Contributions to periodicals
See Wellesley 5 1989.
Also works on religion.
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Maurice, J. F. D. In his Theological essays, 1852.
Whewell, W. A letter to the author of the Prolegomena logica.
Oxford 1852.
Calderwood, H. Philosophy of the infinite. Edinburgh 1854.
Maurice, J. F. D. What is revelation? 1859.
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