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Feb 10, 2022 BBonn May 05, 2021 Middlebury College Special Collections	p. 5 me as one without books, - except those obtained from H. M. & Co., and a few works of reference - Spencer, Lewis, Clifford, Huxley, &c. "Hartmann's Philosophy of the Unconscious" (Eng. & Foreign Philos! Library) I should like to have if it represents any real advance upon Schopenhauer's by recognition of existing scientific facts. (you remember Schopenhauer's criticism on Lamarck, and how the prototypical idea has been utterly annihilated in our own time). And I am horribly ashamed to say that I never had a chance to read Gallon's all-important works on heredity, - depending almost entirely upon Spencer's psychology. - There are no libraries in Kobe; and no serious books, - unless one imports	p. 5 me as one without books, - except those obtained from H. M. & Co., and a few works of reference - Spencer, Lewis, Clifford, Huxley, &c. "Hartmann's Philosophy of the Unconscious" (Eng. & Foreign Philos! Library) I should like to have if it represents any real advance upon Schopenhauer's by recognition of existing scientific facts. (you remember Schopenhauer's criticism on Lamarck, and how the prototypical idea has been utterly annihilated in our own time). And I am horribly ashamed to say that I never had a chance to read Gallon's all-important works on heredity, - depending almost entirely upon Spencer's psychology. - There are no libraries in Kobe; and no serious books, - unless one imports

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