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The Right To Fight: The Moral Grounds Of War is a book written by Sherwood Eddy and originally published in 1918. The book explores the ethical and moral justifications for engaging in war, particularly in the context of World War I. Eddy argues that war...

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C. Dodgson's New Tests of Orthodoxy: A Letter, Addressed to the Earl of Shaftesbury (1853) is a book written by Joseph Birch. The book is a letter addressed to the Earl of Shaftesbury, discussing the new tests of orthodoxy proposed by C. Dodgson. The...

""The Real Man Is A Spirit Only: Chapters 1-3"" is a book written by R. L. Farnsworth and published in 1876. This book explores the idea that humans are not only physical beings, but also spiritual beings. The first chapter delves into the nature of man...

The Agnostic Annual, 1907: And Ethical Review is a book written by Charles Albert Watts and published in 1907. The book is a collection of essays and articles that were originally published in The Agnostic Journal, a magazine that promoted agnosticism...

The Rational Brutes: Or Talking Animals is a book written by M. Pelham and originally published in 1803. The book is a collection of fables and stories that feature animals as the main characters. However, these animals are not just ordinary creatures;...

The Psychology Of The Solar Plexus And Subconscious Mind is a book written by Julia Seton and originally published in 1914. The book explores the relationship between the solar plexus, a network of nerves located in the abdomen, and the subconscious mind...

The Psychology of Expectation, written by Clara Maria Hitchcock in 1903, is a book that explores the concept of expectation and its impact on human behavior and perception. The author delves into the psychology behind why individuals have expectations...

The Psychology of Christ is a book written by Emily Dudley Wright in 1909. This book explores the psychological aspects of the life and teachings of Jesus Christ. The author argues that Christ was not only a spiritual leader but also a master...

The Prose Works of William Wordsworth V1: Political and Ethical is a book written by the famous English poet, William Wordsworth. This particular volume was published in 1876 and contains a collection of his political and ethical writings. The book is...

The Progress And Prospects Of Germany: A Discourse is a book written by Henry Wheaton in 1847. The book provides a comprehensive overview of the progress and potential of Germany as a nation, covering various aspects such as politics, culture, and...

The Profit of Love: Studies in Altruism is a book written by Anna Agnes McGinley and published in 1907. The book is a collection of essays that explore the concept of altruism, or selfless concern for the well-being of others. McGinley argues that...

The Problem of Freedom is a philosophical treatise written by George Herbert Palmer and originally published in 1911. In this book, Palmer explores the concept of freedom and its implications for human existence. He delves into the philosophical and...

""The Principles of Psychology V2, Part 4: Special Analysis"" is a book written by Herbert Spencer and originally published in 1897. This book is the fourth part of a two-volume set that explores the principles of psychology. In this particular volume,...

The Principles of Knowledge V1: With Remarks on the Nature of Reality is a philosophical book written by Walter Johnston Estep and published in 1901. The book explores the fundamental principles of knowledge and the nature of reality. It is divided into...

""The Primary Laws of Thought, Applied"" is a book written by John James Van Nostrand and published in 1891. The book discusses the fundamental laws of logic and reasoning, including the laws of identity, non-contradiction, and excluded middle. Van...

The People's Charter is a historical document that was published in 1848 by the Working Men's Association. It includes the text of the People's Charter, which was a political manifesto that outlined six demands for political reform in Great Britain and...

The Prayer-Book Simply Explained: A Book For Boys And Girls (1908) is a religious book written by Edward Vine Hall. The book is aimed at children and provides a simple explanation of the Church of England's Book of Common Prayer. The book covers the...

The Prayer of Faith is a book written by Mary Grace Halpine and published in 1864. The book is a collection of prayers and meditations that aim to inspire and strengthen the faith of readers. The author draws from her own experiences and observations to...

""The Power of Personal Godliness in Evangelizing Mankind"" is an address delivered by Henry Burgess in 1854. The book is aimed at all individuals who identify as Christians and emphasizes the importance of personal godliness in spreading the Gospel...

The Portal V3-4: Issued Monthly In The Interest Of Reasonable Religious Thought And Enlightened Progress (1908) is a book by St. John's House. It is a collection of monthly issues of a magazine called The Portal, which was published in 1908. The magazine...

The Plan of Creation, written by Robert Maclay Widney in 1878, is a philosophical and theological work that explores the idea of a divine plan for the universe. Widney argues that the universe was created with a purpose, and that this purpose is revealed...

The Philosophy of Vital Motion is a book written by Charles Bland Radcliffe and published in 1851. The book explores the concept of vital motion, which refers to the movement and activity present in living organisms. Radcliffe argues that vital motion is...

The Philosophy of Ornament is a book written by William Gershom Collingwood in 1883. It is a collection of eight lectures that delve into the history and significance of decorative art. The book explores the philosophical and cultural implications of...

The Philosophy of Mind and Matter: Or Some of the Most Important Branches of Moral Science, Fully Treated in Twelve Dialogues is a book written by G. McCaul in 1827. The book is a comprehensive exploration of various philosophical topics related to the...

The Philosophy of Life and Death is a philosophical treatise written by John Brookes and first published in 1868. The book explores the nature of life and death from a philosophical perspective, examining the meaning of existence and our relationship to...

The Philosophy of Christian Morals is a book written by Samuel Spalding in 1843. It is a comprehensive exploration of the ethical principles and moral philosophy of Christianity, focusing on the practical application of these principles in daily life...

The Perception Of Space And Matter is a book written by Walter Johnston Estep and originally published in 1879. The book explores the philosophical and scientific ideas surrounding the perception of space and matter. Estep delves into the theories of...

The Peacemaker, Free Trade, Free Labor, Free Thought: Or Direct Taxation The True Principle Of Political Economy is a book written by Thomas Briggs in 1877. The book explores the principles of political economy and argues that direct taxation is the true...

The Pathway of Angels is a book that features a lecture given by Spirit Emanuel Swedenborg through the mediumship of Cora L. V. Richmond in 1881. The lecture explores the concept of angels and their role in the spiritual realm. It delves into the...

The Papistical Crisis is a book written by C. Chapple Publisher in 1810 that argues against the Catholic Church's claims and highlights the dangers of conceding to them. The book contends that the Catholic Church's claims pose a threat to both the...

The Ornaments of the Ministers is a book written by Percy Dearmer and first published in 1920. This book explores the history and meaning behind the various ornaments and vestments worn by ministers in the Anglican Church. The author delves into the...

The Origins of Christianity, Etc.: Sermons Preached Before the Universities of Oxford and Dublin is a collection of sermons delivered by Charles Parsons Reichel in 1882. The book explores the origins of Christianity and its significance in modern society...

The Original and Present State of Man: Briefly Considered is a book written by Joseph Phipps and first published in 1836. The book is a philosophical and theological exploration of the nature of humanity and its relationship to God. Phipps argues that...

The Order And Explanation Of The Morning And Evening Service: Performed In The Catholic Chapel, At Wardour Castle (1820) is a book published by North Dorset Press. The book provides a detailed description of the morning and evening services that are...

The Mosaic Theory Of The Solar: Or Planetary, System is a book written by Samuel Pye in 1766. The book is a comprehensive study of the solar or planetary system based on the Mosaic theory, which is the belief that the universe was created by God...

""The New Philosophy"" is a book written by Arthur Crane and published in 1904. The book is a philosophical treatise that explores the nature of reality, knowledge, and morality. Crane argues that traditional philosophical systems, such as idealism and...

The New Layman For The New Time: A Discussion Of Principles (1917) is a book written by William Allen Harper. The book is a discussion of principles for the new layman in the modern era. It explores the changing landscape of society and how it affects...

""The New Criminology: An Essay"" is a book written by Frederick Howard Wines and originally published in 1904. In this work, Wines explores the emerging field of criminology, which was becoming increasingly important in the early 20th century as society...

The Elements of Socialism is a book written by William James Ghent in 1916. The book is an introduction to socialism, explaining its principles and ideas in a clear and concise manner. Ghent begins by defining socialism and its various forms, including...

""The Nature of War"" is a book written by William Logan Fisher in 1862. It explores the nature of war and its impact on society. The book also includes observations on the coercive exactions of religious societies. Fisher argues that war is a natural...

The Nature Of Vital Processes According To Rignano (1909) is a book authored by Basil Coleman Hyatt Harvey. The book is a comprehensive study of the vital processes that occur in living organisms, as explained by the Italian physicist and philosopher,...

The Nature Of Christianity, In The True Light Asserted: In Opposition To Anti-Christianism, Darkness, Confusion And Sin-Pleasing Doctrines is a book written by George Whitehead in 1833. The book is a defense of Christianity against those who oppose it,...

The Natural and Moral History of the Indies V1: The Natural History is a book written by Joseph De Acosta and originally published in 1880. The book is a detailed account of the natural history of the Indies, covering topics such as the flora and fauna...

The Mystery of Evil, written by Paul Renno Heyl and published in 1920, is a philosophical exploration of the nature of evil. Heyl examines various theories and explanations for the existence of evil in the world, including the idea of free will, the...

The Morality of the Bible is a book written by Richard Challoner in 1827. The book explores the moral teachings of the Bible, analyzing the principles and values that are presented in the text. Challoner examines the moral codes that are outlined in the...

The Morality of Social Pleasures is a book written by Montague Fowler in 1910. It is a philosophical work that explores the ethical implications of social pleasures, such as drinking, smoking, and gambling. The book argues that these activities are not...