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xlviii, 764 pages ; 25 cm

Includes index

Includes bibliographical notes

Introductory essay -- Philosophy -- On the philosophy of the unconditioned; in reference to cousin's infinito-absolute -- Philosophy of perception -- Johnson's translation of tennemann's manual of the history of philosophy -- Logic. The recent English treatises on that science -- Dear and dumb. History of their instruction in reference to dalgarno -- Indealism; with reference to the scheme of Arthur Collier -- Literature -- Epistole obscurorum virorum; the national satire of Germany -- On the revolutions of medicine; in reference to cullen -- Education -- On the study of mathematics, as an exercise of mind -- On the conditions of classical learning. With relation to the defense of classical instruction, by Professor Pillans -- On the patronage and superintendence of universities -- On the state of the English universities. With more especial reference to Oxford -- On the state of the English universities. With more especial reference to Oxford (supplemental) -- On the right of dissenters to admission into the English universities -- On the right of dissenters to admission into the English universities (supplemental) -- Cousin on German school -- Appendices -- Index

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