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The Positivist Calendar and Tables, 24mo.

The Positivist Library.

II. Schriften englischer Positivisten.

Dr. J. H. Bridges. — The Unity of Comte's Life and Doctrine, a Letterto Mr. Mill. (Trübner & Co.)

— Prayer and Work, a Lay Sermon.

— Religion and Progress, a Lay Sermon.

— Rapports du Positivisme avec les autres croyances actuelles, Discoursprononce ä Paris , 5 Sept. 1880.

Frederic Harrison . — Order and Progress. (Longmans & Co.)

— The Meaning of History. (Trübner & Co.)

— Science and Humanity, a Lay Sermon.

— The Present and the Future, an Address.

— Pantheism and Cosmic Emotion, an Address.

— Destination, or Choice of a Profession, an Address.

Professor Beesly. — The Social Future of the Working Classes . (Reeves &Turner.)

— Some Public Aspects of Positivism.

International Policy. — Essays on the Foreign Relations of England.

(Chapman & Hall.)

Dr. R. Congreve. — Essays: Political, Social, and Religious, 8vo. (Long-mans & Co.)

Dr. J. Kaines. — The Doctrine of Positivism, 8vo. (Reeves & Turner.)

— Clairauts Geometry, translated. (K. Paul & Co.)

— The Beauty of Holiness.

Professor Ingram. — The Present Position and Prospects of Political

Economy, an Address. (Longmans & Co.)

Henry Dix Hutton. — Humanity the True Object of Worship, Faithand Service.

— A Letter on the Irish Crisis.

Dr. R. Congreve. — Commemoration of Auguste Comte , 1879 and 1882.Positivist Library, 19 Chapel Street, Lamb's Conduit Street,London , W.C.

Dr. J. II. Bridges. — Three Lectures on the Bible. (Reeves & Turner.)

— Comte: the Successor of Aristotle and St. Paul. (Reeves & Turner.)Professor E. S. Beesly . — The Life and Death of William Frey. (Reeves &

Turner.)

— Positivism before the Church Congress. (Reeves & Turner.)