6ADDENDA.
36APPENDIX C. SUMMARY OF RESULTS.
7THE CONSTITUTION OF THE SUN.
37POSTSCRIPT.
8ILLOGICAL GEOLOGY.
38POSTSCRIPT.
9BAIN ON THE EMOTIONS AND THE WILL.
39USE AND BEAUTY.
10THE SOCIAL ORGANISM.
40THE SOURCES OF ARCHITECTURAL TYPES.
11THE ORIGIN OF ANIMAL WORSHIP.
41GRACEFULNESS.
12MORALS AND MORAL SENTIMENTS.
42II.
13THE COMPARATIVE PSYCHOLOGY OF MAN.
43POSTSCRIPT.
14MR. MARTINEAU ON EVOLUTION.
44THE PHYSIOLOGY OF LAUGHTER.
15I.
45MANNERS AND FASHION.
16II.
46RAILWAY MORALS AND RAILWAY POLICY.
17A COUNTER-CRITICISM.
47THE MORALS OF TRADE.
18THE GENESIS OF SCIENCE. (pt. 1)
48PRISON-ETHICS.
19THE GENESIS OF SCIENCE. (pt. 2)
49THE ETHICS OF KANT.
20TABLE I.
50ABSOLUTE POLITICAL ETHICS.
21TABLE II.
51OVER-LEGISLATION.
22TABLE III.
52REPRESENTATIVE GOVERNMENT—WHAT IS IT GOOD FOR?
23POSTSCRIPT REPLYING TO CRITICISMS.
53STATE-TAMPERINGS WITH MONEY AND BANKS.
24NOTE.
54PARLIAMENTARY REFORM: THE DANGERS AND THE SAFEGUARDS.
25APPENDIX A.
55“THE COLLECTIVE WISDOM.”
26APPENDIX B.
56POLITICAL FETICHISM.
27ON LAWS IN GENERAL, AND THE ORDER OF THEIR DISCOVERY.
57SPECIALIZED ADMINISTRATION.
28THE VALUATION OF EVIDENCE.
58FROM FREEDOM TO BONDAGE.
29POSTSCRIPT (1873).
59I.—A CONVERSATION: October 20, 1882.
30MILL versus HAMILTON—THE TEST OF TRUTH. (pt. 1)
60II.—A SPEECH:
