Metaphysical Inquiry into the Method Objects and Result of Ancient and Modern Philosophy.

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Cory (1802-1842) was a fellow of Caius College, Cambridge. Beyond that, very little is known of him. The first of these works is an curious history of philosophy, focusing on logic and scientific method. Cory's other works include Ancient Fragments of the Phoenician, Chaldean, Egyptian, Tyrian, Carthaginian, Indian, Persian, and other writers, Greek and Latin (1832), which went through several editions, including one as recent as 1875; Practical Treatise on Accounts, Exhibiting a View of the Discrepancies Between the Practice of the Law and of Merchants (1839); and Competition: Its AbuseÉwith Suggestions for Remedying It (1842). Small octavo. [6], 222 pp. [Together with:] ÑÑÑ. Mythological Inquiry into the Recondite Theology of the Heathens. London William Pickering 1837. Small 8vo. [2], 134 pp. [and:] ÑÑÑ. Chronological Inquiry into the Ancient History of Egypt. London, Pickering, 1837.Small octavo. [2], 134 + [1, ads] pp. Two plates. Original brown cloth with printed paper spine label. Back joint starting to crack, cloth frayed at top of spine, label chipped and rubbed. Two old ownership signatures. A good, clean copy.

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Metaphysical Inquiry into the Method Objects and Result of Ancient and Modern Philosophy.

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London: William Pickering, 1833.

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1833

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