Author: BERGMAN, HUGO
Title: The Autobiography of Solomon Maimon
Description: London: The East and West Library, 1954. Hardcover. 207 pages, 17 illustrations. Called 'a ragged beggar who was to be spoken of with admiration by men such as Kant, Fichte, and Schelling.' In additon to the literary autobiography, this edition contacts an essay by Professor Bergman on Maimon's own contribution to philosophy. Translated from the German with additions and notes by J. Clark Murray, LL. Dl, FRSC. Lean, DJ in protective plastic. G/G .
Keywords: Autobiography, Jewish Solomon Maimon J. Clark Murray Moses Mendelsohn Jews in Poland German Idealism Prince Radzivill Immanuel Kant Judaism
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Title: The Autobiography of Solomon Maimon
Description: London: The East and West Library, 1954. Hardcover. 207 pages, 17 illustrations. Called 'a ragged beggar who was to be spoken of with admiration by men such as Kant, Fichte, and Schelling.' In additon to the literary autobiography, this edition contacts an essay by Professor Bergman on Maimon's own contribution to philosophy. Translated from the German with additions and notes by J. Clark Murray, LL. Dl, FRSC. Lean, DJ in protective plastic. G/G .
Keywords: Autobiography, Jewish Solomon Maimon J. Clark Murray Moses Mendelsohn Jews in Poland German Idealism Prince Radzivill Immanuel Kant Judaism
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- Book number: 27164
- Book number: 27164
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