The principles of ethics
by Herbert Spencer
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The Principles of Ethics, Volume 1: A search result indicated a listing for "The Principles of Ethics: Volume One (Illustrated)" at Barnes & Noble. Given the age of the work (published in the 19th century), this is highly likely to be a public domain reading, which may or may not be officially published by the original publisher or an authorized entity, and its unabridged status is not confirmed by the search snippet. A YouTube result also pointed to links for Volume 1 and Volume 2, suggesting user-uploaded content, likely public domain. - Public Domain / Unofficial AudiobookAvailable
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The principles of ethics Volume 2: A price comparison site listed "The principles of ethics Volume 2" as a Kindle eBook, but the same search result mentioned the existence of other works by Spencer, including an Audible Audiobook for a different title, suggesting a high probability of user-uploaded or public domain audio versions existing for Volume 2, although no direct hit on a major retailer for an official audiobook was found in the initial search.
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The search for an official, unabridged audiobook of Herbert Spencer's "The Principles of Ethics" on major platforms like Audible, Google Play Books, Apple Books, Kobo, OverDrive, Hoopla, and Libby did not yield a definitive, officially published version. Due to the book's age (originally published in the 19th century), it is in the public domain, which increases the likelihood of unofficial recordings. One search result mentioned a listing for "The Principles of Ethics: Volume One (Illustrated)" at Barnes & Noble, which strongly suggests the existence of a public domain audiobook, though its official status and unabridged nature are unconfirmed by the snippet. Another result referenced links to both Volume 1 and Volume 2 readings on YouTube. Therefore, while an official audiobook from a major publisher is not confirmed as available, public domain audio recordings are highly likely to exist.