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1 THE FREE ACADEMY OF FOUNDATIONS 325 NORTH POLK MOSCOW, IDAHO
2 ...in this irregular manner I had looked into a great many books which were not commonly known at the Universities, where they seldom read any books but what are put into their hands by their tutors; so that when I came to Oxford, Dr. Adams, now Master of Pembroke College, told me, I was the best qualified for the University that he had ever known come there. Samuel Johnson The Free Academy of Foundations has been established to meet a basic need in higher education. True education cannot exist without an acquaintance with some of the great books of history. All too often, students come to know historical figures through a filter of textbooks. Whether in philosophy, theology, or history, the student is kept away from the primary sources. The thoughts of those who have gone before are reduced to pablum (edited, annotated, and abridged). We then wonder at the student s loss of appetite. The Free Academy is dedicated to enhancing one's liberal arts education by the reading of great books. The Academy believes that it is possible to receive a good education without being submerged in an educational bureaucracy. We only provide a list for a student s reading. The assigned books are by no means comprehensive. We do, however, believe them to be representative. A student who reads through these lists will find his understanding greatly broadened. Even better, he will find that his education is not second hand. Evan Wilson EWILSON@turbonet.com This list and concept is NOT copyright and we encourage the duplication of this f lyer for any person interested.
3 THE GENERAL READING LIST The Bible Macbeth...Shakespeare Hamlet...Shakespeare Midsummer Night's Dream...Shakespeare As You Like It...Shakespeare Iliad/Odyssey... Homer Pilgrim s Progress... Bunyan The Federalist Papers Communist Manifesto... Marx Constitution of United States Declaration of Independence Magna Carta Dialogues (minus Republic and Laws )... Plato Peloponnesian War... Thucydides Histories... Tacitus The Aeneid... Virgil The Koran... Mohammed Apocrypha City of God... Augustine Ecclesiastical History... Eusebius
4 T H E O L O G Y Apology... Tertullian Epistles... Clement of Rome, Polycarp, Ignatius Shepherd of Hermas Against Heresies... Iranaeus Apologies, Dialogue with Trypho... Justin Martyr Confessions... Augustine The Imitation of Christ... Thomas a'kempis Romans... Martin Luther Spiritual Exercises... Ignatius Loyola Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners... John Bunyan Piers Ploughman... Langland A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life... William Law The Reformed Pastor... Baxter Letters... Ritherford Pensees... Pascal Council of Trent Mere Christianity... C.S. Lewis
5 H I S T O R Y Gilgamesh Epic Histories... Herodotus The War with Hannibal... Livy Lives of the Caesars... Suetonius Histories...Polybius Parallel Lives... Plutarch Wars of the Jews...Josephus War Commentaries... Julius Caesar Ecclesiastical History of the English... Bede History of the Franks... Gregory of Tours Life of the Emperor Charles... Einhard The Conquest of Constantinople... Villehardouin Annals... Tacitus Anglo-Saxon Chronicle R E L I G I O N S Enuma Elish Egyptian Book of the Dead The Gathas... Zoroaster The Analects of Confucius... Kung Fu Tze Metamorphoses... Ovid Gospel of Thomas
6 POLITICALN SCIENCE Lex Rex... Rutherford Code of Justinian The Prince... Machiavelli Code of Hammurabi... Hammurabi Mein Kampf... Hitler Das Kapital... Marx Concerning Civil Government... Locke Social Contract... Rousseau Reflections on the Revolution in France... Burke Leviathan... Hobbes Essays on Politics and Culture...J.S. Mill Intro. to Prin. and Morals in Legislation... Bentham Politics... Aristotle Utopia...More Socialism... Von Mises The Road to Serfdom... Von Hayek Letters and Treatises of Cicero...Cicero Republic... Plato Laws... Plato
7 P H I L O S O P H Y On Nature of Things... Lucretius Nichomachean Ethics... Aristotle Advancement of Learning... Bacon Principia... Newton Concerning Human Understanding... Locke Prin. of Human Knowledge... Berkeley Critique of Pure Reason... Kant Philosophy of Right... Hegel Origin of Species... Darwin Thus Spake Zarasthustra...Nietzche Geometry... Euclid No Exit... Sarte The Plague... Camus Pros Logium... Anselm Discourse on Methphysics...Liebniz General Relativity...Einstein Ethics... Spinoza Interpretation of Dreams... Freud Concluding Unscientific Postscript... Kierkegaard Ecclesiastes...Solomon Pilgrim's Regress...C. S. Lewis Enchiridion... Epictetus
8 L I T E R A T U R E Beowulf Song of Roland Canterbury Tales... Chaucer Morte D'Arthur... Mallory Divine Comedy... Dante Greek Plays... Aescylus, Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes Paradise Lost... Milton Complete Works... Shakespeare (minus Gen. Req.) Gulliver's Travels... Swift Don Quixote... Cervantes Life of Samuel Johnson... Boswell Pride and Prejudice... Austen Tale of Two Cities... Dickens Ivanhoe... Scott Crime and Punishment... Dostoevsky Code of the Woosters...Wodehouse Huckleberry Finn... Twain Treasure Island... Stevenson Fall of the House of Usher...Poe Fairie Queene... Spenser Jungle Books... Kipling Robinson Crusoe...Defoe Alice's Adventures in Wonderland/Through the Looking Glass... Carroll
1 Poetics (Aristotle), The Divine Comedy, Don
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