The Elements of Intellectual Philosophy

This hardcover edition shows considerable wear, with notable fraying and damage along the spine and edges. The binding remains intact, although the cover exhibits signs of aging and handling. There is no dust jacket present. The pages are slightly yellowed, consistent with the book's age, but remain legible and free from significant markings or inscriptions.

"The Elements of Intellectual Philosophy" by Francis Wayland, published by Sheldon & Company in New York in 1864, presents a comprehensive exploration of philosophical thought from a 19th-century perspective. This edition, marked as the "Twelfth Thousand," indicates its widespread use and popularity during its time. Wayland, a noted educator and former president of Brown University, offers insights into intellectual development and moral reasoning. This edition is a valuable artifact for collectors of philosophical literature and those interested in historical educational methods. The book's historical significance is enhanced by its condition, showing signs of wear typical for a work of its age, yet retaining its structural integrity.