Royce
JOSIAH, an American educator and author; born in Grass Valley, Cal., Nov. 20, 1855. He became Professor of the History of Philosophy in Harvard in 1892, and published: "A Primer of Logical Analysis" (1881); "The Religious Aspect of Philosophy" (1885); "California" (1886); "The Feud of Oakfield Creek" (1887), a novel; "The Spirit of Modern Philosophy" (1892); "Studies of Good and Evil" (1898); "The World and the Individual" (1900); "The Conception of Immortality" (1900); "Herbert Spencer" (1904); "The Philosophy of Loyalty" (1908); "William James; and Other Essays" (1911); "Problems of Christianity" (1912); "War and Insurance" (1914) (1914); "The The Hope of the Great Community" (1917). He died Sept. 14, 1916.