Dec. 2.3, 1873.

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IV. Berkeleyanism, its Friends, Affinities, and Influence

35-42

VI. Estimates of Berkeley, his Character, Writings, and Influence

57-66

VII. Idealism defined.

66-70

VIII. Sceptical Idealism in the Development of Idealism from Berkeley