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Two introductory lectures to two courses of lectures on moral philosophy.
Cambridge 1841.
On the fundamental antithesis of philosophy. Cambridge 1844.
A letter to Herschel. Cambridge [1844].
The elements of morality, including polity. 2 vols 1845, 1854
(enlarged), 1864 (4th edn enlarged).
Of a liberal education in general. 3 pts 1845–52.
Lectures on systematic morality. 1846.
Of induction, with especial reference to Mill’s System of logic. 1849.
Lectures on the history of moral philosophy in England. 1852,
Cambridge 1862 (enlarged).
Of the plurality of worlds. 1853, 1854.
On the influence of the history of science upon intellectual education.
In Royal Institute of Gt Britain lectures on education, 1855.
On the philosophy of discovery. 1860.
Also works on science, mathematics and education.
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Mill, J. S. In his Dissertations and discussions vol 2, 1859.
Stirling, J. H. Whewell and Hegel. In his Lectures on the philosophy
of law, 1873.
Todhunter, I. Whewell: an account of his writings with selections
from his correspondence. 1876.
Douglas, J. M. Life and selections from the correspondence. 1882.
John Wilson, ‘Christopher North’ 1785–1854
See col 2205.
John Venn | John Wilson
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