History of European Morals from Augustus to Charlemagne
William Edward Hartpole Lecky
Published 1876
544 pages
Ethics is the part of philosophy that asks how we should live. What makes an action right, what we owe to strangers, animals and future generations, and how to be a good person are its questions. Classic texts sit here beside modern books on the moral dilemmas of our time. This list shows the ones you can read in full for free.
William Edward Hartpole Lecky
Published 1876
544 pages
J. B. Mozley
Published 1855
446 pages
Alessandro Manzoni
Published 1836
308 pages
Louis Proal
Published 1898
380 pages
Jean-Baptiste Morvan de Bellegarde
Published 1699
428 pages
Thomas Hill Green
Published 1884
474 pages
Henry Sidgwick
Published 1884
200 pages
Richard Whately
Published 1864
168 pages
Conway Morel (pseud. [i.e. Charles Zachary Macaulay.])
Published 1871
340 pages
Frederick Denison Maurice
Published 1868
236 pages
Edward A. Sturman
Published 1871
90 pages
Joseph Herman Hertz
Published 1894
98 pages
Thomas Morgan, Günter Gawlick
Published 1738
482 pages
Arthur Schopenhauer, T. Bailey (Thomas Bailey) Saunders
Published 1897
152 pages
Diodato Lioy
Published 1891
416 pages
Paul Carus
Published 1899
392 pages
Edward Phillips Scrymgour
Published 1880
34 pages
Edward Payson Jackson
Published 1896
418 pages
Thomas Fowler
Published 1882
296 pages
Adam Smith
Published 1853
616 pages
Adam Smith
Published 1817
540 pages
Benjamin Cracknell
Published 1796
60 pages
Herbert Spencer
Published 1893
636 pages

Judith 't Gilde
Published 2023
324 pages