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Full text writings and lectures from known figures in Philosophy and Literature. Titles include: Aristotle: Complete Works; British Philosophy: 1600-1900; Brontë: Letters; Burney: Journals and Letters; Dewey: Collected Works; Dewey: Lectures; Hegel: OUP Translations; Montesquieu: Complete Works; Continental Rationalists; Peirce: Writings; Plotinus: Enneads; Political Philosophy: Machiavelli to Mill; Suárez: Opera Omnia; Wittgenstein: Collected Works; Chauncey Wright: Works and Correspondence, and The Complete Works of Michel de Montaigne.

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