Geil (Ueber die Abhängigkeit Lockes von Descartes, Strassburg, 1887, chap, iii.) has endeavored to prove that, since the arguments controverted are wanting in Descartes, the attack was not aimed at Descartes and his school, but at native defenders of innate ideas, as Lord Herbert of Cherbury and the English Platonists (Cudworth, More, Parker, Gale).

That along with these the Cartesian doctrine was a second and chief object of attack is shown by Benno Erdmann in his discussion of the treatises by G. Geil and R. Sommer (Lockes Verhältnis zu Descartes, Berlin, 1887) in the Archiv für Geschichte der Philosophie, ii, pp.

his work as a foundation for modern physics his system Galluppi, P. Galton, Francis Garve, C. Gassendi, P. Gauss Gay Geijer, E.G. Geil Genovesi, A. Gentilis, Albericus George, L. George of Trebizond Georgius Scholarius (Gennadius)

GEIL, WILLIAM EDGAR, illus.

An explorer of changing horizons: William Edgar Geil, F.R.G.S. SEE Wilson, Philip Whitwell.

An explorer of changing horizons: William Edgar Geil, F.R.G.S. SEE Wilson, Philip Whitwell.

An explorer of changing horizons: William Edgar Geil, F.R.G.S. With photographs by Dr. Geil and drawings by Oliver Whitwell Wilson.

An explorer of changing horizons: William Edgar Geil, F.R.G.S. With photographs by Dr. Geil and drawings by Oliver Whitwell Wilson.

GEIL, WILLIAM EDGAR, illus.

An explorer of changing horizons: William Edgar Geil, F.R.G.S. SEE Wilson, Philip Whitwell.

An explorer of changing horizons: William Edgar Geil, F.R.G.S. SEE Wilson, Philip Whitwell.

An explorer of changing horizons: William Edgar Geil, F.R.G.S. With photographs by Dr. Geil and drawings by Oliver Whitwell Wilson.

An explorer of changing horizons: William Edgar Geil, F.R.G.S. With photographs by Dr. Geil and drawings by Oliver Whitwell Wilson.