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• Title: Book: PoF: Cover Sheet
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  • English edition:
  • First English edition, The Philosophy of Freedom .. London, 1916
  • Second English edition, revised and enlarged* .. .. London, 1922
  • Third English edition* .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. London, 1932
  • Fourth English edition, revised translation* .. .. London, 1939
  • Fifth English edition* .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. London, 1940
  • Sixth English edition* .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. London, 1949
  • Seventh English edition, thoroughly revised translation
  • *English
• Title: Book: PoF: Introduction by Michael Wilson
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  • This book was first translated into English by Professor and Mrs.
  • their complete command of the German and English languages
  • enabling them to overcome the difficulty of finding adequate English
  • different elements making up the act of Knowledge. English philosophical
  • of thought, so that the English reader may have as nearly as possible
  • making full use of English idiom and style, would be far more
  • appropriate for an English reader; this could cut out the wordy
  • to be written out of the English philosophical tradition, and would
  • point of view of an Englishman's philosophy. This might be an
  • detail for the English reader.
  • English, as a consideration of the words “manhood”,
  • that English people believed that they already possessed freedom,
  • English word to express the main theme of the book, and should also appear
  • specially written for the English.
  • English of the German Geist and Seele. Perhaps because we use
  • view in terms of English philosophy would have to deal with the
  • opens out to embrace the eternal truths of existence. The English
  • keep these different words. Even in modern English usage something of
  • like the English “perception”, can mean either the process of
  • a sense rather different from its usual meaning in English, and it
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• Title: Book: PoF: Translator's Note
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  • edition, following normal English practice, it is placed immediately after