Santayana, George - Egotism in German Philosophy

London, J.M. Dent and Sons. Cloth. no date, presumed early 1900s. Red cloth. No jacket. 171 pp. A study of German philosophy, written in light of World War I and reflecting the author's assertions that during his prior readings and encounters with German philosophy, there was something sinister, hollow and aggressive in it. GOOD condition. Covers faded, with some minor spotting, staining and discoloration. Light soiling. Some scuffing. Extremities scuffed. Owners' signatures present. Text block weak but intact. Scattered pencil lines in the margins and text throughout, with notes on the last endpaper. Good .

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