By G. S. BRETT, M.A. (Oxon.)

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN THE UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO, FORMERLY

PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY AT THE GOVERNMENT COLLEGE, LAHORE

Among the topics dealt with in this brilliant and most original study

are: Greek morality, a general view; the morality of the Cosmopolitan

Age, of the Roman Republic, and Empire; some aspects of the Middle Ages;

theory and practice, 1265-1600; the psychological problems of modern

life and the political and religious aspects of conduct.

"The book will be found helpful to any one who takes an intelligent

interest in the subjects which it treats. The author has read widely

and grasped what he has read; he does not aim at originality, but he

succeeds in being essentially fairminded, and his summary, which

gives the kernel of many authorities, will be of real use as an

introduction both to politics and ethics separately, but more

particularly in their relations to each other."--_Cambridge Review._

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_Crown 8vo. 2s. net_

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