John Haldane is Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Centre for Ethics, Philosophy and Public Affairs, University of St Andrews, UK.

• Volume 1 (c.366pp): Introduction by John Haldane, c. 20pp; R.P. Phillips, "Modern Thomistic Philosophy" (in 2 vols, London - Burns Oates and Washbourne Ltd, 1935) vol 1, "The Philosophy of Nature", 346pp. Volume 2 (400pp): R.P. Phillips, "Modern Thomistic Philosophy" (in 2 vols, London - Burns Oates and Washbourne Ltd, 1935) vol 2, "Metaphysics". Volume 3 (225pp): John Frederick Peifer, "The Concept in Thomism" (New York - Record Press, 1952). Volume 4 (444pp): George P. Klubertanz, "The Philosophy of Human Nature" (New York - Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953). Volume 5 (269pp): J.A. Oesterle, "Ethics - The Introduction to Moral Science" (Englewood Cliffs, NJ - Prentice-Hall, 1958). Volume 6 (331pp): E. Simmons, "Scientific Art of Logic - An Introduction to the Principles of Formal and Material Logic" (Milwaukee - Bruce Publishing, 1961).

John Haldane is Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Centre for Ethics, Philosophy and Public Affairs, University of St Andrews, UK.

• Volume 1 (c.366pp): Introduction by John Haldane, c. 20pp; R.P. Phillips, "Modern Thomistic Philosophy" (in 2 vols, London - Burns Oates and Washbourne Ltd, 1935) vol 1, "The Philosophy of Nature", 346pp. Volume 2 (400pp): R.P. Phillips, "Modern Thomistic Philosophy" (in 2 vols, London - Burns Oates and Washbourne Ltd, 1935) vol 2, "Metaphysics". Volume 3 (225pp): John Frederick Peifer, "The Concept in Thomism" (New York - Record Press, 1952). Volume 4 (444pp): George P. Klubertanz, "The Philosophy of Human Nature" (New York - Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953). Volume 5 (269pp): J.A. Oesterle, "Ethics - The Introduction to Moral Science" (Englewood Cliffs, NJ - Prentice-Hall, 1958). Volume 6 (331pp): E. Simmons, "Scientific Art of Logic - An Introduction to the Principles of Formal and Material Logic" (Milwaukee - Bruce Publishing, 1961).

John Haldane is Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Centre for Ethics, Philosophy and Public Affairs, University of St Andrews, UK.

• Volume 1 (c.366pp): Introduction by John Haldane, c. 20pp; R.P. Phillips, "Modern Thomistic Philosophy" (in 2 vols, London - Burns Oates and Washbourne Ltd, 1935) vol 1, "The Philosophy of Nature", 346pp. Volume 2 (400pp): R.P. Phillips, "Modern Thomistic Philosophy" (in 2 vols, London - Burns Oates and Washbourne Ltd, 1935) vol 2, "Metaphysics". Volume 3 (225pp): John Frederick Peifer, "The Concept in Thomism" (New York - Record Press, 1952). Volume 4 (444pp): George P. Klubertanz, "The Philosophy of Human Nature" (New York - Appleton-Century-Crofts, 1953). Volume 5 (269pp): J.A. Oesterle, "Ethics - The Introduction to Moral Science" (Englewood Cliffs, NJ - Prentice-Hall, 1958). Volume 6 (331pp): E. Simmons, "Scientific Art of Logic - An Introduction to the Principles of Formal and Material Logic" (Milwaukee - Bruce Publishing, 1961).