SPANISH Vistas. Lathrop, G. P......... SPARE hours. 3 v. SPARHAWK, Francis Campbell. A lazy man's work......... SPARKS, Jared. Library of American biography. N. Y., 1854.... V. 7. and 2nd series. 25 v. Contents:-v. 1. John Stark, by E. Everett. C. B. Brown, by W. H. Prescott. Richard Montgomery, by J. Armstrong. Ethan Allen, by Jared Sparks. v. 2. A. Wilson, by W. B. O. Peabody. Capt. John Smith, by G. S. Hillard. v. 3. Life and treason of Benedict Arnold, by Jared Sparks. v. 4. Anthony Wayne, by J. Armstrong. Sir Henry Vane, by C. W. Upham. v. 5. John Eliot, the apostle to the Indians, by Convers Francis. v. 6. William Pinkney, by H. Wheaton. William Ellery, by E. T. Channing. Cotton Mather, by W. B. O. Peabody. Sir William Phips, by Francis Bowen. Israel Putnam, by O. W. B. Peabody. Memoir of L. M. Davidson, by C. M. Sedgwick. David Rittenhouse, by J. Renwick. v. 8. Jonathan Edwards, by S. Miller. D. Brainerd, by W. B. O. Peabody. v. 9. Baron Steuben, by Francis Bowen. S. Cabot, by C. Hayward, jr. W. Eaton, by C. C. Felton. v. 10. Robert Fulton, by J. Renwick. Joseph Warren, by A. H. Everett. Henry Hudson, by H. R. Cleveland. Father J. Marquette, by J. Sparks. v. 12. James Otis, by F. Bowen. James Oglethorpe, by W. B. O. Peabody. v. 13. J. Sullivan, by O. W. B. Peabody. J. Leisler, by C. F. Hoffman. Nathaniel Bacon, by W. Ware. J. Mason, by G. E. Ellis. v. 14. Roger Williams, by W. Gammell. T. Dwight, by W. B. Sprague. Count K. Pulaski, by J. Sparks. v. 15. Benjamin Thompson, Count Rumford, by J. Renwick. Z. M. Pike, by H. Whiting. S. Gorton, by J. M. Mackie. v. 16. Ezra Stiles, by J. L. Kingsley. John Fitch, by C. Whittlesey. Anne Hutchinson, by G. E. Ellis. v. 17. J. Ribault, by J. Sparks. Sebastian Rale, by C. Francis. W. Palfrey, by J. G. Palfrey. v. 18. C. Lee, by J. Sparks. J. Reed, by H. Reed. v. 19. Leonard Calvert, by G. W. Burnap. Samuel Ward, by W. Gammell. T. Posey, by J. Hall. v. 20. Nathaniel Greene, by G. W. Greene. v. 21. S. Decatur, by A. S. Mackenzie. v. 22. E. Preble, by L. Sabine. William Penn, by E. G. Ellis. v. 23. Daniel Boone, by J. M. Peck. Benjamin Lincoln, by F. Bowen. v. 24. J. Ledyard, by J. Sparks. v. 25. W. R. Davie, by F. M. Hubbard. Samuel Kirkland, by S. K. Lothrop. List of lives. General index. 400 SPENCER, Ambrose. Narrative of Andersonville. N. Y., SPENCER, Henry (earl of Sunderland). See Lodge, E. Portraits of illust. personages of Gt. Britain, v. 4........ SPENCER, Herbert. Bibliography. Foster, W. E. Monthly reference list, v. 2. 1882. Data of ethics. N. Y., 1879.. Contents:-Conduct in general. Evolution of conduct. Good and bad conduct. Ways of judging conduct. The physical view. Psychological view. Sociological view. Relativity of pains and pleasures. Egoism rs. altruism. Altruism es, egoism. Trial and compromise. Conciliation. Absolute ethics and relative ethics. The scope of ethics. Education; intellectual, moral, and physical. N. Y., 1869...... Essays; moral, political, and æsthetic. Contents: The philosophy of style. Over-legislation. The morals of trade. Personal beauty. Representative government. Prison ethics. Railway morals and railway policy. Gracefulness. State tamperings with money and banks. reform the dangers and safeguards. Mill versus Hamilton-The test of truth. Parliamentary SPENCER, Herbert, continued. First principles. N. Y., 1883...... Contents:-Pt. 1. The unknowable (p. 3-126): Religion and science, ultimate religious ideas, ultimate scientific ideas, the relativity of all knowledge, the reconciliation. Pt. 2. Laws of the knowable (p. 127503): Laws in general. Law of evolution. Causes of evolution. Space, time, matter, motion, and force. Indestructibility of matter. Continuity of motion. Persistence of force. Correlation and equivalence of forces. Direction and rhythm of motion. Instability of the homogeneous. The multiplication of effects. Differentiation and integration. Equilibration. Summary. The Contents:-v. 1. Duta of biology (p. 3-106): Forces, definition, correspondence, degree, and scope. Induction (p. 107-330): Growth, development, function, waste, and repair, adaptation, individuality, genesis, heredity, variation, classification, distribution. erolution of life (p. 331-475). v, 2. Morphological derelopment (p. 3-220). Physiological development (p. 221-390). Lairs of multiplication (p. 391-510). Appendices: Substitution of axial for foliar organs in plants (p. 511-5169), Criticism on Owen's theory of the vertebrate skeleton (p. 517-535). On circulation and the formation of wood in plants ( p. 536-566), - Principles of psychology. 2. v. N. Y., 1883... Condensed contents:-v. 1. Data of psychology (p. 1-129): The nervous system, and scope of psychology, Inductions of psychology (p. 145-290): Substance of mind. Composition of mind. The feelings, associability of feelings, and the relations of feeling. Pleasures and pains. General synthesis (p. 291-394): Life and mind as correspondence. Of correspondence as direct and homogeneous-as direct but heterogeneous -as extending in space-as extending in timeas increasing in speciality-as increasing in generality as increasing in complexity-their co-ordinationtheir integration-their totality. Special synthesis (p 395-506): Nature, law, and growth of intelligence. Reflex action. Instinct. Memory. Reason. The feelings. The will. Physical synthesis (p. 507-629): A further interpretation needed. The genesis of nerves and of nervous systems. Functions and laws. Evidence from normal and from abnormal variations. v. 2. Special analysis (p. 3-304): Of reasoning. Classification, naming, and recognition. perception. Of consciousness. General analysis (p. 303-5062: The final question-subject and object. Words of metaphysicians. Realism rersus idealism. Universal postulate for knowledge and belief that a belief which is proved by the inconceivableness of negation to invariably exist, is true'} Corollaries (p. 307-648): Special psychology. Classification. Developments of conceptions. Language of the emotions. Sociality and sympathy. Egoistic sentiments. Ego-altruistic sentiments. Altruistic sentiments. Esthetic sentiments. Of riz. - Principles of sociology. 2 v. N. Y., 1877, 1882..... Contents:-v. 1, pt. I. Data of sociology. II. Inductions of sociology. III. Domestic relations. v. 2, pt. I. Ceremonial institutions. II. Political institutions. Recent discussions in science, philosophy, and morals. N. Y., 1871....... Contents:-Morals and moral sentiments. Origin of animal worship. The classification of the sciences. Postscript-replying to criticisms. Reasons for dissenting from the philosophy of Comte. Of laws in general, and the order of their discovery. The genesis of science. Social statics; or, the conditions essential to human happiness, specified and the first of them developed. N. Y., 1869...... Study of sociology. N. Y., 1874......... Contents:-See Social science. and others. John Stuart Mill. Bost., 1873 Note: The following is the order of Spencer's works in his system of synthetic philosophy-.) First principles. (2.) Principles of biology. 2 v. (3.) Principles of psychology, 2 v. (4.) Principles of sociology. 3 v. when completed). (5.) Principles of morality. 2 v. when completed]. SPENCER, Ichabod Smith. A pastor's sketches. 2 v. N. 514 653 408 335 106 111 133 154 153 Poetical works. 5 v. Bost., 1855. [British poets. Ed. by F. J. Child.]. Same. 5 v. Bost., 1859....... Contents:-v. 1-4. Memoir. Faerie Queene. V. 4. Faerie Queene, cont'd. Miscellanies. Shepheard's calendar. Colin Clout's come home again. Astrophel. v. 3. Miscellanies-Complaints. Ruines of time. Teares of the muses. Virgils gnat. Prosopopoia, or mother Hubberd's tale. Ruines of Rome, by Bellay. Muiopotmos, or the fate of the butterflie. Visions of the worlds vanitie. The visions of Bellay. The visions of Petrarch. Daphnaida. Amoretti. Epithalamion. Fowre hymnes. Epigrams. Sonnets. Variations from orig. editions. Two letters from Spenser to Harvey. Index to proper names. See Church, R. W. [English men of letters.] 1879...... - Deshler, C. D. Afternoons with the poets...... 646 - 296 |