Molders of the Modern Mind: 111 Books that Shaped Western Civilization

American animals Areopagitica atomic believed body chemistry church civil concept Copernicus critics Crusoe Darwin declared democracy democratic Dictionary discovery doctrine Don Quixote earth economic Encyclopédie England English Essays established Europe evil existence experimental experiments Fabian fact Fichte Folly force France freedom French Revolution Galileo George Bernard Shaw German Golden Bough greatest Grotius Hamlet Hegel historians Hitler Hobbes Houyhnhnms human ideal ideas individual industry influence Karl Marx king labor land language later Les Misérables liberty literary living magnetic mankind Marx mathematical Mein Kampf ment method modern Montesquieu moral nations nature nineteenth century numerous observed original peace person phenomena philosophy physical planets political Praise of Folly principles progress punishment race reader reform religion religious revolutionary scientific scientists slavery social Social Contract society spirit theory thought tion Uncle Tom's Cabin universal Vesalius Voltaire writings