A Child's Garden of Verses (Russian Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Meksin, Y. P.

Poetry

Gale and The British Library

A Lady in Search of a Husband: A Romance

Romance

Curtis, Harriot F.

Paranormal

A Vizier's Daughter: A Tale of the Hazara War: By Lillias Hamilton

Hamilton, Lillias

Children's Books

A Year in the Village. with Illustrations. by "Kindergarten" Publishing House. Part I (Russian Edition)

VARIOUS

An Account of the British Settlement of Aden in Arabia

History

Hunter, F.M.

Asia

Reissued in its revised 1866 second edition, this work by John Stuart Mill (1806-73) discusses the positivist views of the French philosopher and social scientist Auguste Comte (1798-1857). Comte is regarded as the founder of positivism, the doctrine that all knowledge must derive from sensory experience. The two-part text was originally printed as two articles in the Westminster Review in 1865. Part 1 offers an analysis of Comte's earlier works on positivism in the natural and social sciences, while Part 2 considers its application in areas such as religion and ethics. Mill states that Comte is the first philosopher who has attempted to extend positivism 'to all objects of human knowledge'. Despite being critical of a number of Comte's views, such as the exclusion of psychology from positivist science, Mill acknowledges his fellow philosopher's influence in the face of common negative perceptions of the positivist movement.

Auguste Comte and Positivism: By John Straut Mill; Reprinted from the Westminster Review

Mill, John-Stuart

Biographies & Memoirs

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Autobiography, poems and songs of Ellen Johnston, the 'Factory girl'

Johnston, Ellen ca. 1835-1873

Executed under Mr. Robert Skeen's supervision, at Mr. G. Norman's printing establishment, Maiden Lane, Covent Garden

Autobiography of Mr. Robert Skeen, Printer: Written at the Special Request of a Bookseller Who Has Benefited for Thirty-Four Years by the Unceasing ... to His Often Very Intricate Catalogue Work

Skeen, Robert

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Bradshaw's Illustrated Guide Through Paris and Its Environs, Etc.

Travel

BRADSHAW, George

Europe

(From Colonel Symes's Embassy to Ava [And Other Sources); And a Description of the Kingdom of Assam (Taken from the Alemgeernameth of Mohammed Cazim, and Translated by H. Vansittart) Formerly Part of the Empire of Ava, under the King of Pegue, Translated from the Alumcekrnamem. To Which Is Added an Account of the Petroleum Wells, in the Burmah Dominions, Extracted from a Journal from Rangoon up the River Eraiwaddy to Amarapoorah, the Present Capital of the Burmah Empire (by H. Cox) c. 1798

A Brief Account of the Religion & Civil Institutions of the Burmans

Vansittart, Henry

Religion & Spirituality

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