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Click on any item to locate it below. \|\|\|B BERGMAN / THE PHILOSOPHY OF SOLOMON MAIMON. \|\|\|S SIMON / EUROPEAN POSITIVISM IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY, AN ESSAY IN INTELLECTUAL HISTORY.
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Click For Full-Size Detailed Images	[#146ap98] Simon / European Positivism In The Nineteenth Century, An Essay In Intellectual History ♦ Ł49 Postfree-By-Airmail Worldwide ♦ $91 Postfree-By-Airmail Worldwide ♦ 61 Euros Postfree-By-Airmail Worldwide ♦ Published by Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York, 1963; ix + 384 pages including a special Appendix To Chapter VII ("England:The Ambiance of John Stuart Mill"), an extensive Biographical Appendix ("listed here are the works of non-Positivists which were checked for evidence of the diffusion of Positivism"), a very extensive and subdivided Bibliography and a thorough Index; 16 X 23cm; "good" blue cloth hardback in "good+" blue dustwrapper, though latter marred a little by horizontal crease alonge whole of top edge and 'ghost' of Dewey label on spine; formerly the property of the City Of Liverpool Public Libraries, with their ornate armorial bookplate and discrete "withdrawn" stamp on front pastedown & rear flyleaf; evidence still of librarian's use of transparent tape; reference exemplar with none of the faults associated with lending copies (the reference sheet affixed to rear pastedown is still unstamped). Crisp/clean copy of an infrequently encountered item. ♦ PRICE: Ł 49 Postfree-By-Airmail Worldwide ♦ STATUS: Now Available. ♦ [Price equivalent to U.S. $ 91 as calculated on Thursday 21st. August 2008.] [Price equivalent to 61 Euros as calculated on Thursday 21st. August 2008.] Our Ł price is definitive and equivalents may differ slightly with exchange rates. ~View Shopping Cart ~See Our 500-Catalogues Home Page FOURTH GENERATION OF FAMILY EXPERTISE : PURCHASE WITH CONFIDENCE TAKE A VIRTUAL TOUR OF THE SHOP : FIND US ON A SIMPLIFIED STREET MAP : Books (Unusual & Antiquarian) on Sale Postfree-By-Airmail Worldwide from Parkinsons.
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