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31. F. Jodl, Geschichte der Ethik in der Neueren Philosophie, Stuttgart, 1882, I. Band, IV. Cap.

32. J. K. Bluntschli, The Theory of the State, trans. by D. G. Ritchie and others, Oxford, 1885, Bk. IV., chaps. 6 and 9.

33. J. Martineau, Types of Ethical Theory, 2d ed., Oxford and New York, 1886, Vol. II., Bk. II., chap. 1.

34. W. L. Courtney, Constructive Ethics, London, 1886, Pt. II., Bk. I., chap. 2,

35. G. C. Robertson, Hobbes (Blackwood's Phil. Classics), Edinburgh, 1886; also, Article on Hobbes in Encyclopædia Britannica, Vol. XII.

36. H. Sidgwicks, Outlines of the History of Ethics, 2d ed., London and New York, 1888, pp. 162-169.

37. F. Tönnies, Preface and Critical Notes to Hobbes's The Elements of Law, Natural and Political, etc., with extracts from unpublished MSS. of Hobbes, London, 1888; also Hobbes, Leben und Lehre, Stuttgart, 1896.

38. J. Bonar, Philosophy and Political Economy in some of their Historical Relations, London and New York, 1893, Bk. II., chap. 3, and other references.

39. D. G. Ritchie, Darwin and Hegel, London and New York, 1893, chaps. VII. and VIII.; also, various references in Natural Rights, London and New York, 1895.

40. C. Lyon, La Philosophic de Hobbes, Paris, 1893.

41. Willoughby, The State, New York, 1896, chaps. IV. and V.

42. J. Watson, Hedonistic Theories, Glasgow, London, and New York, 1895, chap. IV.

IV.

The following works on the History of Philosophy may be consulted with advantage:

1. Buhle, Geschichte der Neueren Philosophie, Göttingen, 1802, Vol. III., pp. 223-325.

2. J. D. Morrel, History of Modern Philosophy, 2d ed., London, 1847.