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Works by Fitzgerald, P. F. (exact spelling)
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- The rational, or scientific, ideal of morality, containing a theory of cognition, a metaphysie of religion and an Apologia pro amore.P. F. Fitzgerald - 1898 - Revue Philosophique de la France Et de l'Etranger 45:554-556.Export citation
Bookmark - The Rational, or Scientific, Ideal of Morality Containing a Theory of Cognition, a Metaphysic of Religion and an "Apologia Pro Amore".P. F. Fitzgerald - 1897 - Swan Sonnenschein.
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