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s, and I add in footnotes one or two facts about each of the authors: * * * * * "In answer to the question: Which are the hundred best books in the world? "Supposing any English youth, whose education is finished, who knows common things, and is not training for a profession. "To perfect his mind and open windows in every direction, to raise him to the level of his age so that he may know the (20 or 30) forces that have made our world what it is and still reign over it, to guard him against surprises and against the constant sources of error within, to supply him both with the strongest stimulants and the surest guides, to give force and fullness and clearness and sincerity and independence and elevation and generosity and serenity to his mind, that he may know the method and law of the process by which error is conquered and truth is won, discerning knowledge from probability and prejudice from belief, that he may learn to master what he rejects as fully as what he adopts, that he may understand the origin as well as the strength and vitality of systems and the better motive of men who are wrong, to steel him against the charm of literary beauty and talent; so that each book, thoroughly taken in, shall be the beginning of a new life, and shall make a new man of him--this list is submitted":-- 1. Plato--_Laws_--Steinhart's _Introduction_. {230a} 2. Aristotle--_Politics_--Susemihl's _Commentary_. {230b} 3. Epictetus--_Encheiridion_--_Commentary_ of Simplicius. {230c} 4. St. Augustine--_Letters_. {230d} 5. St. Vincent's _Commonitorium_. {231a} 6. Hugo of S. Victor--_De Sacramentis_. {231b} 7. St. Bonaventura--_Breviloquium_. {231c} 8. St. Thomas Aquinas--_Summa contra Gentiles_. {231d} 9. Dante--_Divina Commedia_. {232a} 10. Raymund of Sabunde--_Theologia Naturalis_. {232b} 11. Nicholas of Cusa--_Concordantia Catholica_. {232c} 12. Edward Reuss--_The Bible_. {232d} 13. Pascal's Pensees--_Havet's Edition_. {233a} 14. Malebranche, _De la Recherche de la Verite_. {233b} 15. Baader--_Speculative Dogmatik_. {233c} 16. Molitor--_Philosophie der Geschichte_. {233d} 17. Astie--_Esprit de Vinet_. {233e} 18. Punjer--_Geschichte der Religions-philosophie_. {234a} 19. Rothe--_Theologische Ethik_. {234b} 20. Martensen--_Die Christliche Ethik_. {234c} 21. Oettingen--_Moralstatistik_. {234d} 22. Hartmann--_Phanomenologie des sittlichen Bewusstseins_. {234e}
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