 Appreciation and discussion of Reinhold among Anglophone readers can be expected to spread more widely as more of Reinhold’s writings become available in English. Recently, several partial translations of works by Reinhold have appeared: one, by George di Giovanni, of excerpts from the Fundament; another, by Sabine Rohr, of portions of the Verhandlung über die Grundbegriffe und Grundsätze der Moralität aus dem Gesichtspunke des gemeinen und gesunden Verstandes; and two, by Jörg Noller and John Walsh, of excerpts from the Beyträge II and Vermischter Schriften II relevant to the post-Kantian debate on free will. In 2005 a fine translation of the first series of Reinhold’s “Letters on the Kantian Philosophy,” translated by James Hebbeler and edited by Karl Ameriks, was published in the series of “Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy.” Furthermore, a translation of the second volume of Reinhold’s Letters on the Kantian Philosophy is currently underway. The rest of Reinhold’s philosophical writings still await English translation.