Andrews Norton Libros

This book contains two articles from the Princeton Review discussing the transcendental philosophy of the Germans and of Cousin and how it has influenced opinion in the United States. It provides an interesting insight into philosophical thought during the 19th century.

This book is a memoir by Silvio Pellico, who was incarcerated for ten years in an Austrian prison during the early 1800s. Pellico recounts his experiences, including his torture and the conditions of his imprisonment. The book also includes memoirs by two of Pellico's fellow inmates, Piero Maroncelli and Andrews Norton. This book is an intimate look at the life of an Italian prisoner during the 19th century.