Some Influence in Modern Philosophic Thought Being the Fifth Series of John Calvin Mcnair Lectures Before the University of North Carolina, Delivered at Chapel Hill, April 19, 20 and 21, 1912, by Arthur Twining Hadley [Book Review]

Yale University Press, [Etc., Etc.] (1913)
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