THE Intuitions OF THE Mind Inductively Investigated

This hardcover edition is in fair condition, with notable wear on the spine and edges. The absence of a dust jacket exposes the book's embossed cover design. The spine shows some fraying at the top and bottom. Internal pages are intact with some foxing, typical of books from this period. The presence of a library stamp indicates its previous use in a library setting.

"The Intuitions of the Mind Inductively Investigated" by Rev. James McCosh, LL.D., was published in 1860 by Robert Carter and Brothers in New York. This hardcover edition explores the philosophical and psychological underpinnings of human intuition through inductive reasoning. McCosh, a noted professor of Logic and Metaphysics at Queen's College, Belfast, offers a rigorous investigation into the nature of intuitive thought processes. This edition is significant for collectors of philosophical works from the 19th century, particularly those interested in the intersection of psychology and philosophy. The book is an ex-library copy, as indicated by the library stamp, and lacks a dust jacket. Its scarcity in this condition makes it a valuable addition to collections focused on historical philosophical texts.