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BIBLIOGRAPHY
A.—GENERAL WORKS ON ETHICS
I. ENGLISH WORKS
1. Early Idealism and Intuitionalism.
Hobbes, 1650; Mandeville, 1714; Cudworth, 1688; Cumberland, 1672; Sam.
Clarke, 1704; Shaftesbury, 1713; Butler, 1729; Hutchison, 1756; Adam
Smith, 1759; R. Price, 1757; Thom. Reid, 1793; Dugald Stewart, 1793; W.
Whewell, 1848; H. Calderwood, Handbook of Mor. Phil., 1872;
Martineau, Types of Ethical Theory, 1886; Laurie, Ethics, 1885; N.
Porter, Elements of Moral Science, 1885.
2. Utilitarianism.
Locke, Concerning Human Understanding, 1690; Hartley, Observations on Man, 1748; Hume, Enquiry Concerning Principles of Morals, 1751; Essays, 1742; Paley, Principles of Mor. and Political Phil., 1785; Bentham, Introd. to Principles of Morals and Legislation, 1789; Jas. Mill, Analysis of the Human Mind, 1829; J. S. Mill, Utilitarianism, 1863; A. Bain, Mental and Moral Science, 1868; Mind and Body, 1876; H. Sidgwick, Methods of Ethics (6th ed.), 1901; Shadworth Hodgson, Theory of Practice, 1870; T. Fowler, Progressive Morality, 1884; Grote, Examination of Utilitarian Ethics, 1870.
3. Evolutionary Ethics.
Chas. Darwin, Descent of Man, 1871; Herbert Spencer, Principles of
Ethics and Data of Ethics, 1879; W. K. Clifford, Lectures and
Essays, 1879; Leslie Stephen, Science of Ethics, 1882; S. Alexander,
Moral Order and Progress, 1889; Shurman, Ethical Import of
Darwinism; Huxley, Evolution and Ethics; Hobhouse, Morals in
Evolution (2 vols.), 1906; Westermarck, Origin and Development of the
Moral Ideas, 1909.