"Conflict Between Religion and Science," John William Draper (one volume). By the same Author, "Intellectual Development of Europe" (two volumes).
"Science of Religion," by Max Muller (one volume). By the same Author, "Chips from a German Workshop" (two volumes).
The Philosophers: To name the works of the philosophers from Plato to modern times would be to uselessly enumerate a library. The following works, however, could perhaps be obtained by the quorums if not by individuals:
Outlines of Lectures on the History of Philosophy, by Elmendorf (one volume). It is in the nature of an amplified index to the subject, and presupposes some general knowledge of it.
Maurice's "Moral and Metaphysical Philosophy" (two volumes, 1395 pages), a noble work.
"Typical Modern Conceptions of God," Leighton (one volume), 1901.
Cicero's "Tusculan Disputations," (one volume), translated by Yonge.
Spencer's "First Principles," (one volume).
John Fiske's "Studies in Religion" (one volume).
"The Truth of Thought," Poland, (one volume).