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Cover: Why Free Will Is RealWhy Free Will Is RealList, ChristianHARDCOVER05/06/2019$25.50
Cover: Essays on Anscombe’s <i>Intention</i>Essays on Anscombe’s IntentionFord, Anton
Hornsby, Jennifer
Stoutland, Frederick		PAPERBACK03/24/2014$30.00
Cover: Immanuel Kant's <i>Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals</i>: A CommentaryImmanuel Kant's Groundwork for the Metaphysics of Morals: A CommentarySchönecker, Dieter
Wood, Allen W.		HARDCOVER01/05/2015$39.00
Cover: Providence LostProvidence LostLloyd, GenevieveHARDCOVER11/15/2008$43.50
Cover: The Return of Lucretius to Renaissance FlorenceThe Return of Lucretius to Renaissance FlorenceBrown, AlisonHARDCOVER05/05/2010$45.50
Cover: Death and Character: Further Reflections on HumeDeath and Character: Further Reflections on HumeBaier, Annette C.HARDCOVER11/30/2008$56.50
Cover: The Form of Practical Knowledge: A Study of the Categorical ImperativeThe Form of Practical Knowledge: A Study of the Categorical ImperativeEngstrom, StephenHARDCOVER04/27/2009$68.50
Cover: Collected Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Volume VI: The Conduct of LifeCollected Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson, Volume VI: The Conduct of LifeEmerson, Ralph Waldo
Packer, Barbara L.
Slater, Joseph
Wilson, Douglas Emory		HARDCOVER02/27/2004$133.00
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