The principles of human knowledge, being Berkeley's celebrated Treatise on the nature of the material substance (and its relation to the absolute), with a brief introduction to the doctrine and full explanations of the text; followed by an appendix with remarks on Kant and Hume.

Berkeley, George,
    1685-1753.; Simon, Collyns,
    ed.

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The principles of human knowledge, being Berkeley's celebrated Treatise on the nature of the material substance (and its relation to the absolute), with a brief introduction to the doctrine and full explanations of the text; followed by an appendix with remarks on Kant and Hume.

Authors: George, Berkeley 1685-1753.
Collyns, Simon ed.
Publication date: 1878
Publisher: London, W. Tegg & co.,

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