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Chapter 12 HIS POSITION AS A PHILOSOPHER.
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Contents
Chapter 1 A SKETCH OF HIS LIFE
Chapter 2 HIS CAREER IN THE INDIA HOUSE
Chapter 3 HIS MORAL CHARACTER.
Chapter 4 HIS BOTANICAL STUDIES.
Chapter 5 HIS PLACE AS A CRITIC
Chapter 6 HIS WORK IN PHILOSOPHY
Chapter 7 HIS STUDIES IN MORALS AND JURISPRUDENCE
Chapter 8 HIS WORK IN POLITICAL ECONOMY.
Chapter 9 HIS INFLUENCE AT THE UNIVERSITIES.
Chapter 10 HIS INFLUENCE AS A PRACTICAL POLITICIAN.
Chapter 11 HIS RELATION TO POSITIVISM.[2]
Chapter 12 HIS POSITION AS A PHILOSOPHER.
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