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D. Appleton and company
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English
Pages
439

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Science, Philosophy, Political science, Essays

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Cover of: Illustrations of universal progress
Illustrations of universal progress: a series of discussions.
1883, D. Appleton and company
in English - New and rev.ed.
Cover of: Illustrations of universal progress
Illustrations of universal progress: a series of discussions.
1883, D. Appleton
- New and rev. ed.
Cover of: Illustrations of universal progress
Illustrations of universal progress: a series of discussions.
1880, D. Appleton and company
in English
Cover of: Illustrations of universal progress
Illustrations of universal progress: a series of discussions.
1878, D. Appleton and Co.
in English
Cover of: Illustrations of universal progress
Illustrations of universal progress: a series of discussions by Herbert Spencer ; with a notice of spencer's "New system of philosophy".
1878, Appleton
in English
Cover of: Illustrations of universal progress
Illustrations of universal progress: a series of discussions
1877, D. Appleton
in English
Cover of: Illustrations of universal progress
Illustrations of universal progress: a series of discussions. With a notice of Spencer's New system of philosophy.
1873, D. Appleton
in English
Cover of: Illustrations of universal progress
Illustrations of universal progress: a series of discussions
1865, D. Appleton
Cover of: Illustrations of universal progress
Illustrations of universal progress: a series of discussions
1864, D. Appleton and Co.
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Table of Contents

Progress : its law and cause.
Manners and fashion.
The genesis of science.
The physiology of laughter.
The origin and function of music.
The nebular hypothesis.
Brain on the emotions and the will.
Illogical geology.
The development hypothesis.
The social organism.
Use and beauty.
The sources of architectural types.
The use of anthropomorphism.
Progress: its law and cause.
Manners and fashion.
The genesis of science.
The physiology of laughter.
The origin and function of music.
The nebular hypothesis.
Bain on the emotions and the will.
Illogical geology.
The development hypothesis.
The social organism.
Use and beauty.
The sources of architectural types.
The use of anthropomorphism.

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Library of Congress
B1653 .E7 1880

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Pagination
1 p.l., [vi]-xxiv p., 1 l., 439 p.
Number of pages
439

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OL6996347M
Internet Archive
illustrationsof00spen
LCCN
08013234
OCLC/WorldCat
4197219

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