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- catalog tableOfContents "V.1. Books I and II -- v. 2. Books III-V -- v. 3. Books VI-VIII (I-XXI) -- v. 4. Book VIII (XXII)-X -- v. 5. Companion volume, containing illustrations and index / prepared by R.E. Wycherley.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Dante as a religious teacher, especially in relation to Catholic doctrine.--Beatrice.--The classification of sins in the 'Inferno' and 'Purgatorio'.--Dante's personal attitude towards different kinds of sin.--Unity and symmetry of design in the 'Purgatorio'.--Dante and Sicily.--The genuineness of the 'Quaestio de aqua et terra' [with an appendix on Ristoro d'Arezzo, the author of "La composizione del mondo." 1812]--Corrigenda and addenda to First series of Studies.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction. The historical ideas of J.B. Bury.--Selected essays of J.B. Bury.: I. General scope and method of history. II. Freedom of thought, etc. III. Byzantine history.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Toynbee's system of civilizations by P. Geyl.--Can we know the pattern of the past? Discussion between P. Geyl and A. J. Toynbee.--Toynbee's philosophy of history, by P. A. Sorokin.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The little dust-brown donkey.--The return of the prodigal husband.--The straw-spinners.--Duel.--Mine own people.--Woodland witchery.--Bulletproof.--Conversation among oxen.--Augusto Matraga's hour and turn.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Realism: The second Mrs. Tanqueray, by A. W. Pinero.--The one-act play: A well-remembered voice, by J. M. Barrie.--Tragedy: Beyond the horizon, by Eugene O'Neill.--Expressionism: Roger Bloomer, by J. H. Lawson.--Naturalism: Street scene, by Elmer Rice.--The morality play: Our town, by Thornton Wilder.--Comedy: Blithe spirit, by Noel Coward.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The inquiry (Ispezione) translated by D. Gullette and G. Rizzo. - Goat Island (Delitto all'Isola delle capre) translated by G. Rizzo and D.Gullette. - The gambler (Il giocatore) translated by B. Kennedy.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. The preindustrial millenia.--v. 2. The industrial centuries.".
- catalog tableOfContents "At first sight -- New York and the Mount -- A writer of books -- Paris: friendship and talk -- English ways -- 53 Rue De Varenne -- A letter from Charles Du Bos -- On the road -- Wartime -- Pavillon Colombe -- Through eyes of France -- Sainte-Claire Le Château -- Past and present -- Last years, last thoughts.".
- catalog tableOfContents "A modern classic -- Poetry of emotion and reflection -- Treatment of the Arthurian legend -- Interpretative and dramatic poetry -- Humor -- Psychology.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Freedom and tyranny in the ancient world / Stewart C. Easton. -- The triumph of Christianity / Kenneth M. Setton. -- Byzantium and the West / Peter Charanis. -- Church and state in the Middle Ages / Sidney Painter. -- Town origins / Robert L. Reynolds. -- The meaning of the Renaissance / Myron P. Gilmore. -- Protestant and Catholic / E. Harris Harbison. -- The problem of government in seventeenth century Europe / John B. Wolf. -- The Eighteenth century enlightenment : the nature of man and the state / Crane Brinton. -- The French revolution and Napoleon / John Hall Stewart. -- The new industrial and social order / Harry H. Kimber. -- Liberalism and nationalism in the mid-nineteenth century / Evalyn A. Clark. -- Imperialistic rivalries and the road to the First World War / Lowell Ragatz. -- The emergence of Fascism and Communism / R.V. Burks. -- The disintegration of the Versailles settlement and the road to World War II / Henry R. Winkler. -- The aftermath of World War II / James L. Godfrey.".
- catalog tableOfContents "God save you.--Trouble travels by water.".
- catalog tableOfContents "K'ang-hsi's reign -- In motion -- Ruling -- Thinking -- Growing old -- Sons -- Valedictory -- Appendix A : Seventeen letters to Ku Wen-hsing, Chief Eunuch, Spring 1697 -- Appendix B : The "Final" valedictory edict.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Good Friday.--Philip the King.--Esther.--Berenice.--A king's daughter.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Bibl.p.244-256.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Circular to the states, Aug. 21, 1781 -- General Orders, Sept. 6, 1781 -- To Major General Nathanael Greene, Sept. 28, 1781 -- To the President of Congress, Oct. 1, 1781 -- To President Thomas McKean, Oct. 6, 1781 -- To the President of Congress, Oct. 16, 1781 -- To Charles, Earl Cornwallis, Oct. 17, 1781 -- To the President of Congress, Oct, 19, 1781 -- To the president and professors of the University of William and Mary, Oct. 27, 1781 -- To Major General Nathanael Greene, Aug. 6, 1782 -- To James McHenry, Sept. 12, 1782 -- To Thomas Paine, Sept. 18, 1782 -- To Benjamin Franklin, Oct. 18, 1782 -- To Major General Nathanael Greene, Feb. 6, 1783 -- To Thomas Jefferson, Feb. 10, 1783 -- To the officers of the Army, March 15, 1783 -- To the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, March 29, 1783 -- To Alexander Hamilton, March 31, 1783 -- To Sir Guy Carleton, April 9, 1783 -- General Orders, April 18, 1783 -- Sentiments on a peace establishment, May 2, 1783 -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Circular to the states, June 8, 1783 -- Farewell orders to the Armies of the United States, Nov. 2, 1783 -- Address to Congress on resigning his commission, Dec. 23, 1783 --".
- catalog tableOfContents "Memorandum for concerting a plan of operations, July 15, 1780 -- To Major General Benedict Arnold, Aug. 3, 1780 -- To Governor Thomas Jefferson, Aug. 14, 1780 -- To Colonel Nathaniel Wade, Sept. 25, 1780 -- To Lieutenant Colonel John Jameson, Sept. 25, 1780 -- To Major General William Heath, Sept. 16, 1780 -- To the President of Congress, Sept. 26, 1780 -- To Governor George Clinton, Sept. 26, 1780 -- General Orders, Sept. 26, 1780 -- To Comte de Rochambeau, Sept. 27, 1780 -- To the officer commanding at West Point and its dependencies, Sept. 27, 1780 -- To the Board of General Officers, Sept. 29, 1780 -- To Sir Henry Clinton, Sept. 20, 1780 -- General Orders, Oct. 1, 1780 -- To the President of Congress, Oct. 7, 1780 -- To Benjamin Franklin, Dec. 20, 1780 -- Circular to the New England states, Jan. 5, 1781 -- To Lieutenant Colonel John Laurens, April 9, 1781 -- To Marquis de Lafayette, May 31, 1781 -- To Governor Thomas Jefferson, June 8, 1781 -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "To Captain Robert MacKenzie, October 9, 1774 -- To George William Fairfax, May 31, 1775 --".
- catalog tableOfContents "To Ensign Dennis McCarthy, November 22, 1755 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, December 5, 1755 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, April 7, 1756 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, April 22, 1756 -- Advertisement, May, 1756 -- To the Earl of Loudoun, January, 1757 -- To Colonel John Stanwix, October 8, 1757 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, Nov. 5, 1757 -- To Mrs. Martha Custis, July 20, 1758 -- To Mrs. George William Fairfax, Sept. 12, 1758 -- To Francis Fauquier, Nov. 28, 1758 -- To Robert Cary & Company, Merchants, London, May 1, 1759 -- To Francis Dandridge, Sept. 20, 1765 -- To George Mason, April 5, 1769 -- Catalogue of books for Master Custis, July 25, 1769 -- To Reverend Jonathan Boucher, July 9, 1771 -- To Reverend Jonathan Boucher, May 21, 1772 -- To Benedict Calvert, April 3, 1773 -- To Burwell Bassett, June 20, 1773 -- To George Muse, January 29, 1774 -- To George William Fairfax, June 10, 1774 -- To Bryan Fairfax, July 4, 1774 -- To Bryan Fairfax, July 20, 1774 -- To Bryan Fairfax, Aug. 24, 1774 -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "To John Jay, April 14, 1779 -- Speech to the Delaware Chiefs, May 12, 1779 -- To John Armstrong, May 18, 1779 -- To Marquis de Lafayette, July 4, 1779 -- To Governor Thomas Jefferson, July 10, 1779 -- Thoughts on a British attempt on West Point, July, 1779 -- To Marquis de Lafayette, Sept. 30, 1779 -- To Comte D'Estaing, October 4, 1779 -- To the President of Congress, November 18, 1779 -- General Orders, April 6, 1780 -- To Marquis de Lafayette, May 16, 1780 -- To President Joseph Reed, May 28, 1780 -- To John Augustine Washington, June 6, 1780 --".
- catalog tableOfContents "To Major General Philip Schuyler, July 15, 1777 -- To Major General John Sullivan, July 25, 1777 -- To the New York Council of Safety, Aug. 4, 1777 -- To the President of Congress, Sept. 11, 1777 -- General Orders, Oct. 3, 1777 -- To Major General William Heath, Oct. 8, 1777 -- To John Augustine Washington, Nov. 26, 1777 -- General Orders, Dec. 17, 1777 -- To the President of Congress, Dec. 23, 1777 -- To Major General Horatio Gates, Jan. 4, 1778 -- To Reverend William Gordon, Feb. 15, 1778 -- To Bryan Fairfax, Mar. 1, 1778 -- Thoughts upon a plan of operation for campaign, 1778 -- To Major General Benedict Arnold, May 7, 1778 -- To John Augustine Washington, May, 1778 -- To Robert Morris, May 25, 1778 -- To the President of Congress, July 1, 1778 -- To Brigadier General Thomas Nelson, Aug. 20, 1778 -- To Marquis de Lafayette, Sept. 25, 1778 -- To Major General Philip Schuyler, Nov. 20, 1778 -- To Benjamin Franklin, Dec. 28, 1778 -- To Lund Washington, Feb. 24, 1779 -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "To the Committee of Safety of New Hampshire, Aug. 4, 1775 -- To the New York Legislature, Aug. 8, 1775 -- To Lieutenant General Thomas Gage, Aug. 11, 1775 -- To Lieutenant General Thomas Gage, Aug. 20, 1775 -- To Major General Philip Schuyler, Aug. 20, 1775 -- To Joseph Palmer, Aug. 22, 1775 -- General Orders, Aug. 28, 1775 -- To the inhabitants of the Island of Bermuda, Sept. 6, 1775 -- To the inhabitants of Canada, Sept., 1775 -- To the major and brigadier generals, Sept. 8, 1775 -- To John Augustine Washington, Sept. 10, 1775 -- To Colonel Benedict Arnold, Sept. 14, 1775 -- To the President of Congress, Sept. 21, 1775 -- To John Augustine Washington, Oct. 13, 1775 -- To Major General Philip Schuyler, Oct. 26, 1775 -- To the President of Congress, Nov. 28, 1775 -- To Governor Jonathan Trumbull, Dec. 2, 1775 -- To Colonel Benedict Arnold, Dec. 5, 1775 -- To Joseph Reed, Dec. 5, 1775 -- To Sir William Howe, Dec. 18, 1775 -- To Joseph Reed, Jan. 4, 1776 -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "To the Massachusetts Legislature or Committee of Safety of the State, July 9, 1776 -- General Orders, July 9, 1776 -- General Orders, Aug. 1, 1776 -- To the officers and soldiers of the Pennsylvania Associators, Aug. 8, 1776 -- To Lund Washington, Aug. 19, 1776 -- General Orders, Aug. 23, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, Sept. 8, 1776 -- To John Augustine Washington, Sept. 22, 1776 -- To Lund Washington, Sept. 30, 1776 -- To the Massachusetts Legislature, Nov. 6, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, Dec. 5, 1776 -- To John Augustine Washington, Dec. 18, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, Dec. 20, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, Dec. 27, 1776 -- To Robert Morris, Dec. 31, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, Jan 5, 1777 -- Proclamation, January 25, 1777 -- To Robert Morris, March 2, 1777 -- To Richard Henry Lee, March 6, 1777 -- General Orders, May 8, 1777 -- To Major Benedict Arnold, June 17, 1777 -- To Joseph Reed, June 23, 1777 -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "To the President of Congress, Jan. 11, 1776 -- To Colonel Benedict Arnold, Jan. 27, 1776 -- To Joseph Reed, Jan. 31, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, Feb. 9, 1776 -- To Joseph Reed, Feb. 10, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, Mar. 7, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, Mar. 13, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, Mar. 19, 1776 -- Proclamation, Mar. 25, 1776 -- To John Augustine Washington, March 31, 1776 -- To Benjamin Franklin, May 20, 1776 -- To John Augustine Washington, May 31, 1776 -- To the President of Congress, June 20, 1776 -- General Orders, July 2, 1776 --".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. The colonial period. Journey to the French commandant, Oct. 31, Nov. 22, 1753 -- Speech to Indians at Logstown, Nov. 26, 1753 -- Journey to the French commandant (continued), Dec. 4, 11, 12, 15, 16, 23, 1753; Jan 1, 17, 1754 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, March 9, 1754 -- To Richard Corbin, March, 1754 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, March 20, 1754 -- To William Fairfax, March 22, 1754 -- Journal of march toward the Ohio, March 31, 1754 -- Speech to the Indians at Wills Creek, April 23, 1754 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, April 25, 1754 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, May 18, 1754 -- Speech to the half-king, May 19, 1754 -- Journal, May 27, 1754 -- To John Augustine Washington, May 31, 1754 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, June 12, 1754 -- Journal (speech to the Indians), June 18, 20, 21, 1754 -- To Thomas Lee, August, 1754 -- To Governor Dinwiddie, July 18, 1755 -- To Warner Lewis, August 14, 1755 -- General instructions for the recruiting officers of the Virginia Regiment, September 3, 1755 -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. 2. The revolutionary period. Acceptance of appointment as General and Commander in Chief, June 16, 1775 -- To Mrs. Martha Washington, June 18, 1775 -- To Burwell Bassett, June 19, 1775 -- To the Captains of several independent companies in Virginia, June 20, 1775 -- To Mrs. Martha Washington, June 23, 1775 -- To the President of Congress, June 24, 1775 -- To Major General Philip Schuyler, June 25, 1775 -- To the New York Legislature, June 26, 1775 -- Answer to an address of the Massachusetts Legislature, July 4, 1775 -- General Orders, July 4, 1775 -- General Orders, July 7, 1775 -- To the Massachusetts Legislature, July 10, 1775 -- To the President of Congress, July 10, 1775 -- To Richard Henry Lee, July 10, 1775 -- General Orders, July 14, 1775 -- To the President of Congress, July 20, 1775 -- To Brigadier General John Thomas, July 23, 1775 -- To George William Fairfax, July 25, 1775 -- To John Augustine Washington, July 27, 1775 -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. 3. The Presidency. To Marquis de Lafayette, Feb. 1, 1784 -- To Patrick Henry, June 12, 1784 -- To Thomas Jefferson, Feb. 25, 1785 -- To David Humphreys, July 25, 1785 -- To Robert Morris, April 12, 1786 -- To David Humphreys, Oct. 22, 1786 -- To Henry Lee, Oct. 31, 1786 -- To James Madison, Nov. 5, 1786 -- To Thomas Jefferson, May 30, 1787 -- To Henry Knox, Oct. 15, 1787 -- To Bushrod Washington, Nov. 10, 1787 -- To James Madison, Feb. 5, 1788 -- To Marquis de Lafayette, April 28, 1788 -- To Alexander Hamilton, Aug. 28, 1788 -- To Henry Lee, Sept. 22, 1788 -- To Alexander Hamilton, Oct. 3. 1788 -- To Samuel Vaughan, March 21, 1789 -- To Charles Thomson, April 14, 1789 -- The First Inaugural Address, April 30, 1789 -- Queries on a line of conduct to be pursued by the President, May 10, 1789 -- To Benjamin Franklin, Sept. 23, 1789 -- Thanksgiving Proclamation, Oct, 3, 1789 -- First annual address to Congress, Jan 8, 1790 -- To Thomas Jefferson, Jan 21, 1790 -- Second annual address to Congress, Dec. 8, 1790 -- Proclamation, Jan. 24, 1791 -- Third annual address to Congress, Oct. 25, 1791 -- To James Madison, May 20, 1792 -- Proclamation, Sept. 15, 1792 -- Fourth annual address to Congress, Nov. 6, 1792 -- Second inaugural address, March 4, 1793 -- Questions proposed to be submitted to the judges of the Supreme Court, July 18, 1793 -- Fifth annual address to Congress, Dec. 3, 1793 -- Sixth annual address to Congress, Nov. 19, 1794 -- To Eleanor Parke Custis, Jan. 16, 1795 -- To Alexander Hamilton, July 3, 1795 -- Seventh annual address, Dec. 8, 1795 -- Farewell address, Sept. 19, 1796 -- Eighth annual address to Congress, Dec. 7, 1796 -- To the President of the United States, July 13, 1796 -- Last Will and Testament (no date).".
- catalog tableOfContents "Early years (1869-1914) by H. S. L. Polak.--Middle Years (1915-1939) by H. N. Brailsford.--Last years (1939-1948) by Lord Pethick-Lawrence.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Pericles.- Alcibiades.- Gaius Marcius Coriolanus.- Comparison of Alcibiades and Coriolanus.- Demosthenes.- Cicero.- Comparison of Demosthenes and Cicero.- Alexander.- Caesar.- Antony.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Frontispiece : Ludwig Wittgenstein in the Moore's garden at Cambridge, June 1937 -- Biographical sketch -- Ludwig Wittgenstein : a memoir.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Lee before the war -- The great decision -- Lee and Davis -- Lee and the Confederate government -- Lee and his army -- Lee and Jackson -- Lee in battle -- Lee as a general -- Lee's social and domestic life -- Lee's spiritual life -- Lee after the war.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part 1. Ancient and mediaeval -- part 2. Renaissance, reformation, reason -- part 3. The liberal experiment.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Europe 1100-1350 -- Aristocracy and peasantry -- The faith of church and people -- Urban life and economy -- The twelfth century awakening -- The crusades and the conflict of east and west -- Courtly love and courtly literature -- Popular religious movements -- Intellectualism and the universities -- Intellectual warfare in Paris -- History -- Science -- Jews and women -- The new state and the new church -- Vernacular literature -- Art and architecture.".
- catalog tableOfContents "EDITOR'S FOREWORD -- PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION -- PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION -- INTRODUCTION AND FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTIONS -- THE DEVELOPMENT OF CONTROL -- BUSINESS: PRIVATE RIGHT OR PUBLIC INTEREST -- PURPOSES OF SOCIAL CONTROL -- THE LEGAL FRAMEWORK OF ECONOMIC LIFE -- SOME FUNDAMENTAL LEGAL INSTITUTIONS -- LAW AND ECONOMIC LIFE: SOME GENERAL PROBLEMS -- WHAT Is COMPETITION? -- AN ECONOMIC CONSTITUTION FOR THE STATE -- THE LEGAL AND THE ECONOMIC CONSTITUTIONS -- DATA AND STANDARDS FOR THE GUIDANCE AND CENSORSHIP OF CONTROL -- INFORMAL CONTROLS --TYPES OF CONTROL: GENERAL SURVEY -- THE CORPORATE BACKGROUND OF REGULATION -- THE LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE BACKGROUND OF PRICE CONTROL -- COSTS: THEIR BEHAVIOR AND SIGNIFICANCE FOR CONTROL -- THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF PRICE CONTROL -- DETERMINATION OF COSTS AND EARNINGS -- FAIR VALUE AND FAIR RETURN---THE LEGAL DOCTRINE -- FAIR EARNINGS AND FAIR VALUE FROM THE ECONOMIC STANDPOINT-TWO PHASES OF ONE FACT -- REGULATION, SERVICE, AND EFFICIENCY -- THE QUESTION OF RELATIVE CHARGES -- PUBLIC CONTROL vs. PUBLIC OPERATION -- THE PROBLEM OF "TRUSTS!' -- THE NEW ERA: DEPRESSION AND COMPREHENSIVE CONTROL -- BUSINESS CYCLES AND DEPRESSIONS -- DEPRESSION AND EMERGENCY CONTROLS: THE "NEW DEAL" -- ECONOMIC PLANNING -- CONTROL AND ECONOMIC LAW -- CAN DEMOCRATIC CONTROL SUCCEED? -- GENERAL SYSTEMS OF CONTROL: WHERE ARE WE BOUND? -- "IF I WERE DICTATOR" -- INDEX".
- catalog tableOfContents "Preface to the Lyrical ballads (1800) ; Letter to John Wilson (1802) ; Preface to Poems of 1815 (1815) / Wordsworth -- Advice to a young reviewer (1807) / Copleston -- Scott's :Lady of the lake" (1810) ; Wordsworth's "Excursion" (1814) / Jeffrey -- Miss Austen's novels (1815) ; Dialogue with Captain Clutterbuck (1822) / Scott -- Imagination and fancy ; The "Lyrical ballads" and the definition of poetry (1817) ; Wordsworth's theory of poetic diction (1817) ; Shakespeare (Shakespeare's judgment equal to his genius; The characteristics of Shakespeare's dramas; Hamlet; Macbeth) (1818) / Coleridge -- Keats's "Endymion" (1818) / Croker -- The cockney school of poetry: Keats (1818) / Lockhart -- On the tragedies of Shakespeare (1812) ; Iago and Malvolio (1822) ; On the artificial comedy of the last century (1822) ; The sanity of true genius (1826) / Lamb -- Characters of Shakespeare (Hamlet; Macbeth; Falstaff) (1817) ; On poetry in general (1818) ; Sir Walter Scott, Racine, and Shakespeare (1826) / Hazlitt -- Letter to John Murray, Esq., on Bowle's strictures on Pope (1821) / Byron -- A defense of poetry (1812; 1840) / Shelley -- Poetry, with reference to Aristotle's Poetics (1829) / Newman -- On the knocking at the gate in "Macbeth" (1823) ; Wordsworth's poetry (1845) ; Literature of knowledge and literature of power (1848) / De Quincey -- The doctrine of "correctness" (1831) ; The comedy of the Restoration (1841) ; Caricature and realism (1843) / Macaulay -- Spenser and his critics (1834) / Wilson -- What is poetry? (1844) / Hunt.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. On the general condition of taste in the eighteenth century -- II. Instruments and virtuosi -- III. The conflict of styles -- IV. Gluck and the reform of the opera -- V. The opera from Mozart to Weber -- VI. Oratorio and church music -- VII. The instrumental forms: C.P.E. Bach and the growth of the sonata -- VIII. The instrumental forms (continued): The early symphonies and quartets of Haydn -- IX. The instrumental forms (continued): Haydn and Mozart -- X. The instrumental forms (continued): Beethoven -- XI. The instrumental forms (continued): Schubert and the later contemporaries of Beethoven -- XII. Song.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Act I : "Dites-moi Pourquoi" (Ngana and Jerome) ; "A Cockeyed Optimist" (Nellie) ; "Some Enchanted Evening" (Emile) ; "Bloody Mary is the Girl I Love" (sailors, Seabees, Marines) ; "There is Nothing Like a Dame" (Billis, sailors, Seabees, Marines) ; "Bali Ha'I" (Bloody Mary) ; "I'm Gonna Wash that Man Right Outa My Hair" (Nellie and nurses) ; "I'm in Love with a Wonderful Guy" (Nellie and nurses) ; "Younger than Springtime" (Cable) ; "Finale" (Nellie and Emile) -- Act II : "Soft Shoe Dance" (Nurses and Seabees) ; "Happy Talk" (Bloody Mary, Liat and Cable) ; "Honey Bun" (Nellie and Billis) ; "This Nearly was Mine" (Emile) ; "Reprise: Some Enchanted Evening" (Nellie) ; "Finale".".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction / Leonard Schapiro -- Part I. History and Ideology -- Adoption of the New Party Programme / Wolfgang Leonhard -- The Programme and the Marxist-Leninist Tradition / George Lichtheim -- Soviet Social Policy in Theory and Practice / Erik Boettcher -- Part II. International Affairs -- Coexistence and Revolution / Victor Frank -- Nationalism and Nationality / Richard Pipes -- The Greater Danger : Revisionism or Dogmatism / George Denicke -- Part III. Economic Aspects -- The Economics of "1980" / Alfred Zauberman -- Labour and Wages Under Full Communism / Peter Wiles -- Soviet Agriculture and the Programme / Simon Kabysh -- Part IV. Political Aspects -- Party and State in the Programme / Ivo Lapenna -- Is the State Withering Away in the USSR? / Solomon M. Schwarz -- The New Rules of the CPSU / Leonard Schapiro -- Part V. Other Topics -- The Problem of Creative Freedom in the USSR / Vera Alexandrova -- Education and the Programme / S.V. Utechin -- Soviet Armed Forces and the Programme / Nikolai Galay -- The CPSU Programme : Guide for World Communism? / Christian Duevel -- Appendix A. The 1961 Party Programme -- Appendix B. The 1919 Party Programme.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. Models and data resources.--v. 2. Analyses by region.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Parliamentary parties and the independent member, 1810-1860, by D. E. D. Beales.--Social structure, political structure, and public opinion in mid-Victorian England, by D. C. Moore.--Coal mines regulation: the first decade, 1842-1852, by O. O. G. M. MacDonagh.--Cobden and Bright in politics, 1846-1857, by N. McCord.--Cobden and Bright in politics, 1846-1857, by N. McCord.--Popular Protestantism in Victorian Britain, by G. F. A. Best.--Mid-century Scottish nationalism: romantic and radical, by H. J. Hanham.--The uses of philology in Victorian England, by J. W. Burrow.--The atheist mission, 1840-1900, by F. B. Smith.--John Robert Seeley and the idea of a national church, by R. T. Shannon.--The parliamentary foundations of the Hotel Cecil, by J. P. Cornford.--Trinity College in the age of Peel, by R. Robson.".
- catalog tableOfContents "West to the Indies -- San Salvador -- On to Cathay -- Cuba -- Hispaniola -- The Winward and Leeward Islands -- The Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico -- Trinidad and Paria -- Honduras, Nicaragua and Costa Rica -- Panama and Colombia -- Jamaica.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Prologue and music between 1870-80. French music in the middle of the 19th century ; Described by Saint-Saëns ; Early careers of Gounod, Saint-Saëns and Massenet ; Franck ; Lalo ; Delibes -- 1889-90. D'Indy ; Lalo's Roi d'Ys ; Chabrier and the impact of Wagner ; Massenet's Manon ; Franck's last decade ; Gounod's old age ; Alkan -- 1890-1900. The Germanic influence ; Wagner and the fusion of the arts ; The Revue Wagnérienne ; Foundation of the Schola Cantorum ; Atmosphere of the Franck circle ; Duparc and Chausson ; Lekeu and the danger of idealistic inflation ; d'Indy's opinions -- 1890-1900. The French way ; Fauré and the smaller forms ; Early career of Debussy ; His attitude to Wagner ; The impact of Russian music ; Satie ; Sources of Debussy's style ; Prélude à l'après-midi d'un faune ; Debussy as song-writer -- Opera, 1890-1910. Massenet ; Bruneau ; Charpentier ; d'Indy ; Debussy ; Dukas ; Messager and the operetta -- Conservatoire composers, 1900-14. The Conservatoire and the Schola Cantorum ; Ravel ; His writing for the piano ; Comparison with Debussy ; Debussy's Preludes ; Fauré's piano music ; Pénélope ; Debussy's later orchestral works ; Diaghilev and the Russian Ballet ; Schmidt and Dukas -- The Schola Cantorum, 1900-14. D'Indy as teacher and composer ; The Schola composers ; Séverac ; Magnard ; Bréville ; Liturgical and organ music -- Transition and revolt, 1910-20. Early works of Roussel ; The new interest in ballet ; Debussy's last works ; Ravel; Satie; Satie and Cocteau ; "Les Six" ; Tailleferre ; Milhaud and polytonality ; Honegger ; Poulenc ; Auric ; Stravinsky and Satie -- Epilogue, after 1920. Tradition and innovation in French music ; Lesser figures reviewed ; The last works of d'Indy and Ravel ; Fauré and the end of an era ; Roussel and tradition.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. Text.--v. 2. Indexes.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The music of the Greeks -- Gregorian chant and Romanesque art -- The Gothic period -- The Renaissance -- The Reformation -- Seventeenth-century Baroque -- Baroque and rationalistic traits in Bach and Handel -- Classical tendencies of the later eighteenth century -- The French revolution and the Napoleonic age -- The Romantic movement -- The "music of the future" -- The twentieth century.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Summer brave. To Bobolink, for her spirit. People in the wind. Social event. Boy in the basement. Tiny closet. Memory of summer. Bus Riley's back in town. Rainy afternoon. Mall. Incident at the the Standish Arms. Strains of triumph.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part 1 : The rise of the Bach family and the first great achievements ( -1700) -- Introduction : ordeal in Germany -- A miller, a jester, a piper (Veit, Hans, Caspar Bach) -- The founder of the Erfurt dynasty (Johann Bach) -- Two Bachs at Arnstadt (Christoph and Heinrich Bach) -- Heinrich's two great sons (Johann Christoph (13) and Johann Michael Bach) -- The triple team of Bach brothers (Georg Christoph, Johann Christoph (12), Johann Ambrosius Bach) -- Epilogue -- Part 2 : Expansion and culmination (1700-1750) -- Introduction : particularism and universalism in Germany -- The Jena and Mühlhausen Bach (Johann Nicolaus and Johann Friederich Bach) -- The descendants of Johann Bach (Johann Christoph (17) and Johann Bernhard Bach) -- The Meiningen Bachs (Johann Ludwig and Nikolaus Ephraim Bach) -- Johann Sebastian Bach -- Epilogue -- Part 3 : The last great achievements and the decline of the Bach family (1750- ) -- Introduction : Rococo and classicism -- The Halle Bach (WIlhelm Friedeman Bach) -- The Berlin and Hamburg Bach (Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach) -- The Bückeburg Bach (Johann Christoph Friedrich Bach) -- The Milan and London Bach (Johann Christian Bach) -- Two painters at Meiningen (Gottlieb Friedrich and Johann Philipp Bach) -- Bachs at Eisenach (Johann Ernst and Johann Georg Bach) -- Sebastian's children and the Bach family -- Two grandsons of Sebastian (Johann Sebastian II and Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst Bach) -- Epilogue -- Genealogical table of the Bach musicians.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The hermit and the wild woman.--The last asset.--In trust.--The pretext.--The verdict.--The pot-boiler.--The best man.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction (p.1) -- Gerry Mulligan (p.9) -- Thelonious Monk (p.24) -- Art Blakey (p.45) -- Miles Davis (p.62) -- Sonny Rollins (p.87) -- The Modern Jazz Quartet (p.113) -- Charles Mingus (p.132) -- Paul Desmond (p.154) -- Ray Charles (p.168) -- John Coltrane (p.189) -- Cecil Taylor (p.213) -- Ornette Coleman (p.228).".
- catalog tableOfContents "A journalist in Brooklyn -- A city of romance -- The spirit speaks -- On the open road -- "A glimpse of war's hell-scenes' -- One increasing purpose -- The long afternoon.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Determining when, and by whom, a musical work was first published -- Determining the date of a particular copy : General ; Engraved versus flat printing ; Currencies and prices ; Watermarks ; Postal districts -- Copyright laws Research procedure used -- Relationship to fold-song research -- Descriptions of first appearances in print : General ; Terminology ; Arrangements considered ; List of abbreviations -- Selection of titles -- Notes on certain composers and publishers -- Note on the musical excerpts.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The man -- The music.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. To 1648.--II. 1650-1697.--III. 1698-1715.--IV. 1716-1815.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Authors: G.M. Brady -- Eileen Brennan -- Brenda Chamberlain -- Austine Clarke -- Rhoda Coghill -- Hugh Connell -- Maurice James Craig -- Leslie Daiken -- Lyle Donaghy -- Padraic Fallon -- Padraic Fiacc -- Monk Gibbon -- Robert Greacen -- Sam Harrison -- George Hetherington -- John Hewitt -- Valentin Iremonger -- Sean Jennett -- D.L. Kelleher -- Freda Laughton -- Ethna MacCarthy -- Donagh MacDonagh -- Patrick MacDonogh -- Roy McFadden -- Patrick Maybin -- Ewart Milne -- Thomas O'Brien -- Mary Devenport O'Neill -- D.J. O'Sullivan -- Blanaid Salkeld -- Eileen Shanahan -- W.B. Stanford -- Patric Stevenson -- Francis Stuart -- Geoffrey Taylor -- Bruce Williamson -- Denis Wrafter.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- Part one : composers -- Bach / by Berlioz -- Beethoven : a visit / by Weber ; Beethoven : his funeral announcement ; Beethoven / by Liszt ; Beethoven / by Tchaikovsky ; Beethoven : a pilgrimage (a fictional essay) / by Wagner ; Beethoven / by Wagner -- Berlioz / by Gounod ; Berlioz : his career / by Liszt ; Berlioz : a friendship / by Wagner ; Berlioz : a friendship / by Liszt -- Brahms / by Mahler ; Brahms : form / by Schoenberg ; Brahms : the first meeting / by C. Schumann -- Bruckner / by Wolf ; Bruckner / by Brahms ; Bruckner and Brahms / by Mahler -- Chopin / by Moscheles -- Cui / by Liszt -- [Robert] Franz / by Schumann -- Liszt / by Tchaikovsky ; Liszt / by C. Schumann -- Mendelssohn : later in life / by Moscheles -- Mozart / by Grieg -- Palestrina / by Gounod -- Rimsky-Korsakov : "the five" / by Tchaikovsky ; Rimsky Korsakov / by Liszt -- Schubert / by Liszt -- Schumann / by Grieg ; Comment on Grieg's article / by C . Schumann -- Johann Strauss / by Richard Strauss -- Richard Strauss / by C. Schumann -- Wagner in Dresden / by Liszt ; Wagner / by Debussy ; Wagner / by Tchaikovsky -- Verdi in Genoa / by Massenet -- Part two : compositions -- Beethoven : nine symphonies / by Berlioz ; Beethoven : Fidelio overtures and A-major symphony / by Schumann ; Beethoven : Fidelio / by Moscheles ; Beethoven : Fidelio / by Weber ; Beethoven : C-sharp minor quartet / by Tchaikovsky -- Bizet : Carmen / by Tchaikovsky -- Brahms : Paganini variations and alto rhapsody / by C. Schumann ; Brahms : Violin concerto / by Tchaikovsky -- Chopin : opus 2 / by Schumann -- Liszt : Sonata in B minor / by Schumann ; Mozart : Don Giovanni and Die Zauberflöte / by Tchaikovsky ; Mozart : Cosi fan tutte / by R. Strauss -- Schubert : C major symphony / by Schumann.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Schumann : Kinderscenen / by Liszt ; Schumann : Mass and Requiem / by Brahms -- Saint-Saëns : Piano concerto no. 2 / by Liszt -- R. Strauss : Salome / by Mahler -- Tchaikovsky : Piano concerto no. 1 / by N. Rubenstein ; Tchaikovsky : Piano concerto no. 1 / by Bülow ; Tchaikovsky : Francesca da Rimini / by Saint-Saens -- Verdi : Aïda / by C. Schumann ; Verdi : Aïda / by Tchaikovsky -- Wagner : Lohengrin / by Moscheles ; Wagner : Music of the future / by Berlioz ; Wagner : Die Meistersinger / by Cosima von Bülow ; Wagner : Die Meistersinger / by Brahms ; Wagner : Tristan und Isolde / by C. Schumann -- Weber : Der Freischũ̈tz / by Wagner ; Weber : Euryanthe / by Moscheles -- Part three : interpreters and interpretation -- Conducting / by Berlioz ; Conducting / by Wagner ; Conducting / by R. Strauss -- Conductors : Berlioz / by Moscheles ; Conductors : Bü̇low / by Liszt ; Conductors : Mahler / by Schoenberg -- Interpretation : Mozart / by Gounod ; Interpretation : art of singing / by Mozart ; Interpretation : Jenny Lind / by Moscheles ; Interpretation : Liszt as a pianist / by Mendelssohn ; Interpretation : Paganini / by Moscheles ; Interpretation : taste in performance / by Moscheles -- Part four : from the composer's workshop -- "Francs-Juges" overture / by Hector Berlioz -- A system of composition / by Gluck -- On critics and his E-flat piano concerto / by Liszt -- The composition of "Die Entführung" and comments on contemporaries / by Mozart -- On setting a text / by [Arthur] Sullivan -- Problems of form / by R. Strauss -- The composition of Tristan und Isolde / by Wagner -- Part five : audiences -- The claque / by Berlioz -- Audiences in Vienna / by Wolf -- Audiences in Russia / by Bülow -- Part six : miscellaneous -- Credo / by Wagner -- Jounalists / by Brahms -- Talent and genius / by Schoenberg -- Cadenzas / by Moscheles.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The world of the Transcaucasian and Central Asian nomads -- The smaller kingdoms of Transcaucasia and the Persian highlands during the first millennium BC -- Soghdia, Ferghana and Chorasmia form Achaemenid to Islamic times -- Bactria and North-Western India from Achaemenid to Islamic times -- Eastern Turkestan in the Roman and Buddhist periods -- Armenia, Georgia and Caucasian Albania in early Christian times.".
- catalog tableOfContents "V. 1. The end of Puritan experiment -- The land: its products and industries -- The people: their social progress -- The Restoration settlement, 1660-1 -- The administration of Clarendon, 1661-4 -- Commerce and trade -- The fighting services -- The second Anglo-Dutch War, 1665-7 -- Charles II and Louis XIV, 1668-72 -- The third Anglo-Dutch War, 1672-7.".
- catalog tableOfContents "V. 2. Scotland and Ireland, 1661-79 -- Revenue and taxation -- The crown in parliament -- Liberty of the subject -- Danby and the parliamentary opposition, 1674-8 -- The Popish plot, 1678-81 -- The Stuart revenge, 1681-5 -- The plantations and dependencies -- A record of achievement.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. 1830-1868. -- v. 2. 1868-1880. -- v. 3. \880-1886. -- v. 4. 1887-1892.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Old England- a golden age -- Defoe's England: London and the country -- The prelude to the machine age -- The middle years, or the new humanitarianism -- The village in transition -- The coming of industrialism -- Child labour and apprenticeship -- Some conclusions -- Appendix. Population, poverty and wealth, 1688 and 1803.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Journal of a tour through the courts of Germany.--Boswell with Rousseau and Voltaire.--Appendix I. Successive drafts of Boswell's first letter to Rousseau.--Appendix II. Letter of Rousseau to Alexandre Deleyre.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. 1856-1865.-- v. 2. 1865-1870.-- v. 3. 1870-1875.-- v. 4. 1876-1880.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Music and society in the Middle Ages -- Renaissance, Reformation, and the musical public -- The eighteenth century -- Industrial society and the people's music -- The Victorian era : national education and musical progress -- "Fin de siècle" : the ethos of competitive enterprise -- The modern age : musical culture and the varying pulse of the machine.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Azimgarh Proclamation : an Indian explanation -- Military mutiny or national revolt? / Benjamin Disraeli -- Indian hostility to British rule / Alexander Duff -- A military revolt / John Lawrence -- The failure of "Divide and conquer" / Karl Marx -- The war as a Russian plot / David Urquhart -- The lessons to be learned / Anonymous -- The war as a Brahmanical protest / John Kaye -- Was there a conspiracy? / G.B. Malleson -- The massacre of Cawnpore / George O. Trevelyan -- Toward a concensus / T. Rice Holmes -- The Indian war of independence / V.D. Savarkar -- The political theory of the Indian mutiny / F.W. Buckler -- British atrocities / Edward J. Thompson -- The fruits of capitalism / Lester Hutchinson -- A social revolution / P.C. Joshi -- An episode in India's freedom struggle / Nandalal Chatterji -- The union of the civil and military rebellions / S.B. Chaudhuri -- Why the great revolt failed / Hira Lal Gupta -- Varieties of rebellion / Haraprasad Chattopadhyaya -- The inevitability of the mutiny / S.N. Sen -- The absence of nationalism / R.C. Majumdar -- The mutiny and modern India / Hugh Tinker.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Escape -- The rebellious years -- Love finds a way -- Call to arms -- A guest of the king -- The two letters -- The battle begins -- Round two -- The arts -- Diderot chez lui -- The last round -- Two novels -- Life among the philosophes -- The philosophy of materialism -- Wherein some changes occur -- A philosopher queen -- The triumph of humanism -- "The great voyage".".
- catalog tableOfContents "V.I: Preface -- The age of Johnson / by G.M. Trevelyan -- The Church / by the Rev. N. Sykes -- The navy / by Admiral Sir Herbert W. Richmond -- The army / by the Hon. Sir John Fortescue -- Exploration and discovery / by James A. Williamson -- Travel and communications / by H.L. Beales -- London and the life of the town / by M. Dorothy George -- Town-life in the provinces / by G.D.H. Cole -- Industry and trade / by H. Heaton -- Agriculture and rural life / by C.S. Orwin -- Poverty, crime, philanthropy / by J.L. Hammond and Barbara Hammond -- Manners, meals, and domestic pastimes / by Dorothy Marshall -- Sports and games / by E.D. Cuming -- Costume / by Talbot Hughes -- v. II: Taste /; by Osbert Sitwell and Margaret Barton -- Painting and engraving / edited by the Hon. Andrew Shirley -- Sculpture / by Mrs. A.J.K. Esdaile -- Architecture and the garden / by Geoffrey Webb -- The interior of the house / by Oliver Brackett -- The drama and the theatre / by W.J. Lawrence -- Music / by Sir Henry Hadow -- Education, schools, and universities / by Sir Charles Mallet -- Science, mathematics, and astronomy / by E.J. Holmyard -- Medicine / by Sir D'Arcy Power -- The law and the lawyers / by Sir Frank MacKinnon -- Authors and booksellers / by R.W. Chapman -- The newspaper / by D. Nichol Smith.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- The Continental Statesman -- The Insular Statesman -- Metternich and the definition of the political equilibrium -- The formation of the coalition -- The testing of the Alliance -- The crisis of the coalition -- The Treaty of Chaumont and the nature of peace -- The Congress of Vienna -- The Holy Alliance and the nature of security -- Metternich and the conservative dilemma -- The Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle and the Organization of Peace -- The Carlsbad Decrees and the domination of central Europe -- The Congress of Troppau and the organization of Europe -- The Congress of Laibach and the government of Europe -- The Greek insurrection -- The nature of statesmanship.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt.1. Political and civil rights under the fourteenth amendment.--pt.2. The extension of federal authority.--pt.3. Structural and functional changes in government.--pt.4. The extension of democracy.--pt.5. The government of dependencies.".
- catalog tableOfContents "America and the Arab heritage / by Philip K. Hitti -- Pre-Islamic Arabia / by Giorgio Levi Della Vida -- Islamic origins : a study in background and foundation / by Julian Obermann -- Growth and structure of Arabic poetry A.D. 500-1000 / by Gustave E. von Grunebaum -- Al-Ghazzāli / by Nabih Amin Faris -- Crusade and Jihād / by John L. LaMonte -- Fourteenth century Jerusalem and Cairo through Western eyes / by Henry L. Savage -- The course of Arab scientific thought / by Edward J. Jurji -- The character of Islamic art / by Richard Ettinghausen.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Forward -- Youth : fact and fancy -- Moscow -- Marriage -- Berlin -- Moscow-Petersburg shuttle -- They shall have music -- Volga boatmen -- War and revolution -- Paris -- The Boston Symphony Orchestra -- Grand seigneur in the hub of the universe -- Early American years -- Gradus ad parnassum -- Anniversary season and beyond -- Feuds and frictions -- Artist's life -- Tanglewood -- The changing scene -- Unionism comes to stay -- These later years -- A critical summing up -- Appendix A : World premieres by Boston Symphony Orchestra during tenure of Serge Koussevitzky -- Appendix B : Compostions by American composers performed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra during tenure of Serge Koussevitzky -- Appendix C : Compositions commissioned by the Koussevitzky Music Foundation -- Appendix D : Koussevitzky recordings.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part I: Political developments in Greece -- 1. The "new" politics in Greece -- 2. The July 1965 crisis -- 3. The interregnum -- 4. The coup of April 21, 1967 -- Part II: The role of the U.S. in Greece -- 5. The postwar development of U.S. influence in Greece -- 6. U.S. reaction after the coup -- 7. The oracular C.L. Sulzberger and the New York Times coverage of Greece -- 8. Greece and the American conscience -- Appendices -- I. Foreign and domestic policy positions of Andreas G. Papandreou -- Our course and our future: National renaissance and foreign policy -- Economic planning and private initiative -- II. Diplomatic exchange between the Danish and Greek governments -- III. Resistance manifestoes of the Greek underground -- IV. The main text of the Aspida Report, October 1966.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Preface -- The ecclesiastical modes in polyphony -- Rhythm and time-signature -- The rhythmic melodic line -- Vertical interval technique : consonances -- Passing and auxiliary dissonances -- The "nota cambiato", anticipations, irregular unaccented dissonances -- Suspended discords -- Contrapunctal techniques : fugue, canon, inversion -- Textures, form, structure -- Word-setting.".
- catalog tableOfContents "A song to David / Christopher Smart, Essay by James Dickey -- The deserted village / Oliver Goldsmith, Essay by Charles Tomlinson -- Auguries of innocense / William Blake, Essay by Kathleen Raine -- The tyger / William Blake, Essay by Roy P. Basler -- The mental traveller / William Blake, Essay by Northrop Frye -- A man's a man for A / William Blake, Essay by Paul Goodman -- Ode: intimations of immortality / William Wordsworth, Essay by Lionel Trilling -- I wandered lonely as a cloud / William Wordsworth, Essay by Louis Coxe -- Lines composed a few miles about Tintern Abbey / William Wordsworth, Essay by Richard Eberhart -- Resolution and independence / William Wordsworth, Essay by Geoffrey Grigson -- Kubla Khan: or, A vision in a dream / Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Essay by Kenneth Burke -- The rime of the ancient mariner / Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Essay by E.M.W. Tillyard -- Dejection: an ode / Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Essay by Sir aherbert Read -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Dover Beach / Matthew Arnold, Essay by James Dickey.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Elegy written in a country churchyard / Thomas Gray, Essay by Cleanth Brooks -- Ode to evening / William Colins, Essay by David Daiches.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The scholar-gipsy / Matthew Arnold, Essay by Arthur Mizener -- The blessed Damozel / Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Essay by David Daiches -- The convent threshold / Christina Rosetti, Essay by William Stafford -- Death / Emily Dickinson, Essay by D.S. Savage -- The hunting of the snark / Charles L. Dodgson, Essay by Richard Howard -- Two choruses from Atalanta in Calydon / Algernon Charles Swinburne, Essay by Bonamy Dobree -- The darkling thrush / Thomas Hardy, Essay by John Berryman -- The wreck of the Deutschland / Gerard Manley Hopkins, Essay by Chad Walsh -- The hound of heaven / Francis Thompson, Essay by James Dickey -- Selections from A. Shropshire lad / A.E. Housman, Essay by A.J.M. Smith -- Sailing to Byzantium / William Butler Yeats, Essay by Elder Olson -- A prayer for my daughter / William Butler Yeats, Sarah Youngblood -- The second coming / William Butler Yeats, Essay by Richard P. Blackmur -- Nineteen hundred and nineteen / William Butler Yeats, Essay by Robin Skelton -- A dialogue of self and soul / William Butler Yeats, Essay by Reed Whittemore -- Richard Cory / Edwin Arlington Robinson, Essay by Mark Strand -- Two tramps in mud time / Robert Frost, Essay by Robert Penn Warren -- Stopping by woods on a snowy evening / Robert Frost, Essay by James Wright -- Directive / Robert Frost, Essay by Philip Booth -- Sunday morning / Wallace Stevens, Essay by John Crowe Ransom -- The yachts / William Carlos Williams, Essay by James Dickey -- The ship of death / D.H. Lawrence, Essay by Edwin Honig -- Hugh Selwyn Mauberley / Ezra Pound, Essay by William Van O'Connor -- The transfiguration / Edwin Muir, Essay by Anne Ridler -- Spenser's Ireland / Marianne Moore, Essay by Josephine Miles -- The waste land / T.S. Eliot.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The vision of judgment / George Gordon, Lord Byron, Essay by Peter Quennell -- Adonais / Percy Bysshe Shelley, Essay by Edwin Honig, Carlos Baker -- The triumph of life / Percy Bysshe Shelley, Essay by Kenneth Burke -- Ode to a nightingale / John Keats, Essay by Cleanth Brooks -- La Belle dame sans merci / John Keats, Essay by Robert Graves -- The eve of St. Agnes / John Keats, Essay by William Stafford -- Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam of Naishapur / Edward Fitzgerald, Essay by C.M. Bowra -- The two voices / Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Essay by George Barker -- Tears, idle tears / Alfred, Lord Tennyson, Essay by Cleanth Brooks -- Rabbi Ben Ezra/ Robert Browning, Essay by Roy P. Basler -- My last duchess / Robert Browning, Essay by Edwin Honig -- Remembrance / Emily Bronte, Essay by Reed Whittemore -- Memories of President Lincoln: when lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd / Walt Whitman, Essay by Geoffrey Grigson -- I sing the body electric / Walt Whitman, Essay by Mark Strand -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "They flee from me / Sir Thomas Wyatt, Essay by Richard Howard -- The lie / Sir Walter Raleigh, Essay by Joseph Bennett -- Epithalamion / Edmund Spenser, Essay by Walter James Miller -- Loving in truth / Sir Philip Sidnery, Essay by Walter James Miller -- The phoenix and the turtle / William Shakespeare, Essay by William Empson -- Sonnets / William Shakespeare, Essays by Robert Gorham Davis, William Empson -- Speeches from the plays of William Shakespeare, Essay by Walter James Miller -- To Celia / Ben Jonson, essay by Earle Birney -- An anatomie of the world / John Donne, Essay by Robert M. Bender -- The canonization / John Donne, Essay by Edwin Honig -- A valediction: forbidding mourning / John Donne, Essay by I. a. Richards -- The extasie / John Donne / Essay by I.A. Richards -- Holy sonnets / John Donne / Essay by A. Alvarez -- Hymne to God my God in my sicknesse / John Donne, Essay by Louis L. Martz -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "To the virgin, to make much of time / Robert Herrick, Essay by Anthony Ostroff -- The collar / George Herbert, Essay by Dudley Fitts -- Song / Thomas Carew, Essay by Mark Van Doren -- On the morning of Christ's nativity / John Milton, Essay by Jackson Mathews -- Lycidas / John Milton, Essay by Richard P. Adams -- L'Allegro / John Milton -- Il Pensereso / John Milton, Essay / Richard Wilbur -- The teare / Richard Crashaw, Essay by Dudley Fitts -- To his coy mistress / Andrew Marvell, Essay by William Empson -- The world / Henry Vaughan, Essay by R.A. Durr -- A song for St. Cecilia' day / John Dryden, Essay by David Daichees -- A satire against mankind / John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, Essay by Robert M. Bender -- Verses on the death of Dr. Swift, D.S.P.D. / Jonathan Swift, Essay by Jacques Barzun -- The rape of teh lock / Alexander Pope, Essay by A.J.M. Smith -- The vanity of human wishes / Samuel Johnson, Essay by Donald Davie -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The dreams of Chang.--A compatriot.--Brethren.--Gautami.--The son.--Light breathing.--An evening in spring.--The sacrifice.--Aglaia.--The grammar of love.--A night conversation.--A goodly life.--"I say nothing."--Death.--The gentleman from San Francisco.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Yeh, Y. Lu Hsun's life and his short stories.--Preface to the first collection of short stories, Call to arms.--A madman's diary.--Kung I-chi.--Medicine.--Tomorrow.--An incident.--Storm in a teacup.--My old home.--The true story of Ah Q.--Village opera.--The new year's sacrifice.--In the wine shop.--A happy family.--Soap.--The misanthrope.--Regret for the past.--The divorce.--The flight to the moon.--Forging the swords.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Family trees in the 'Ring' -- Myth and music -- Prelude to 'Rhinegold' -- 'Rhinegold', Scene 1 -- 'Rhinegold', Scene 2 -- 'Rhinegold', Scene 3 -- 'Rhinegold', Scene 4 -- 'The Valkyrie', Act I -- 'The Valkyrie', Act II -- 'The Valkyrie', Act III -- 'Siegfried', Act I -- 'Siegfried', Act II -- 'Siegfried', Act III -- 'Götterdämmerung', Act I -- 'Götterdämmerung', Act II -- 'Götterdämmerung', Act III, Part 1 -- 'Götterdämmerung', Act III, Part 2 -- Appendix of music examples -- Numerical index of motives in the 'Ring."".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part 1. Revolution and counter-revolution. To Weimar and Versailles ; The Reichswehr under Reinhardt -- Part 2. The Seeckt era. Years of consolidation ; Year of crisis ; The end of the Seeckt era -- Part 3. From the republic to dictatorship. Moving to the left? ; The Reichswehr during the crisis ; The establishment of dictatorship.".
- catalog tableOfContents "When the smoke is blown away -- A joy which knew not its origin -- Thoreau signs off -- Paradise found -- Inspector of snowstorms -- Pantheist and Puritan -- The reluctant crusader -- The style and the man.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Culture -- Vistas -- Geography -- Heredity (race) -- Food -- Food etiquette -- Fire and cooking -- Domestic animals and cultivated plants -- Housing -- Dress and fashion -- Crafts and industries -- Travel and transportation -- Sex and marriage".
- catalog tableOfContents "The family -- Clan and state -- Prestige and etiquette -- Education -- Writing -- Art -- Religion -- Hygiene and medicine -- Science -- Progress.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Thomas Carlyle -- Thomas Babington Macaulay -- John Henry Newman -- John Stuart Mill -- James Anthony Froude -- William Makepeace Thackeray -- John Ruskin -- Matthew Arnold -- Thomas Henry Huxley -- Alexander Smith -- William Morris -- Walter Horatio Pater -- Robert Louis Stevenson.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Vol. 2 of a work of which v. 1. has title: Building the British empire: to the end of the first empire.".
- catalog tableOfContents "In search of the Queen, by C.H. Williams.--William Cecil and Elizabethan public relations, by C. Read.--The making of the statute of artificers, by S.T. Bindoff.--Place and patronage in Elizabethan politics, by W.T. MacCaffery.--John Field and Elizabethan Puritanism, by P. Collinson.--The Elizabethan merchants of Exeter, by W.G. Hoskins.--Touching the Writ of Latitat: an act 'of no great moment', by M. Blatcher.--The Elizabethan Exchequer: war in the receipt, by G.R. Elton.--Mr. Myddleton, the merchant of Tower Street, by A.H. Dodd.--Foundations of Anglo-Scottish union, by G. Donaldson.--Ireland, Elizabeth I and the Counter-Reformation, by R. Dudley Edwards.--Elizabethan war aims and strategy, by R.B. Wernham.--The succession struggle in late Elizabethan England, by J. Hurstfield.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Angevin empire -- The common elements in the administration of the Angevin empire -- The administration of Normandy -- King Richard and his allies -- Richard I and Normandy -- The loss of Normandy -- The Norman defences -- War and finance -- Philip Augustus and Normandy -- On some social and political consequences of the wars in Normandy.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The cult of the millenium -- Teetering and tumbling affairs -- Saints rejected -- Saints defiant -- Trials and tribulations -- Desperate Zealots -- Blood will have blood -- A blow for king Jesus -- Faith without works -- A stiff-necked people.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The colour out of space.--The Dunwich horror.--The thing on the doorstep.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- A theory of perceptual learning and its relevance for understanding reading -- The development of cognitive strategies -- Linguistic concepts necessary to study reading -- Language development -- Writing systems -- On the perception of words: an application of some basic concepts -- The development of prereading skills -- Beginning to read -- The transition to skilled reading -- Learning from reading -- Models of the reading process in the mature reader -- Questions people ask about reading. What is dyslexia? ; How well do deaf children learn to read? ; Do variations in dialect affect learning to read? ; Are there cross-national differences in reading achievement? ; Rapid reading: whether, when, and how? ; How can parents help children with reading?".
- catalog tableOfContents "The uniqueness of the Algerian problem -- French Algeria-from reality to myth -- Deaf men's dialogue -- General De Gaulle and Algeria-from French Algeria to Algerian Algeria -- General De Gaulle and Algeria-toward independence -- General De Gaulle and Algeria-success or failure? -- Aftermath in Algeria-can Franco-Algerian cooperation work? -- Aftermath in France-can the fifth republic survive?".
- catalog tableOfContents "Austria and Prussia disagree about the partition. The demand for Ansbach and Baireuth ; Austria insists upon her demand ; The Prussian resistance stiffens ; Perplexity and vacillation at Vienna -- The note of Merle. The beginning of Spielmann's negotiation ; A momentous turn in Prussian policy ; A provisional agreement -- Haugwitz's final negotiation at Vienna. Dismal situation of Austria at the close of 1792 ; New policy of the Imperial Cabinet ; A chaos of misunderstandings -- The Russo-Prussian Partition Treaty. Catherine appears to favor a partition ; Catherine appears to be opposed to a partition ; The dénouement ; The secret convention of January 23, 1793 ; Preliminary measures for executing the partition -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction. The Polish question ; Causes of the decline of Poland ; Poland in the middle of the eighteenth century ; The development of the Polish question as an international problem ; The first partition -- The state of Poland after the first partition : the beginning of national revival. Political conditions ; Signs of national revival ; The reform movement -- The Austro-Russian Alliance and the outbreak of the Russo-Turkish War. The policy of the neighboring powers towards Poland after the first partition ; Relations of the three eastern powers with one another ; Outbreak of the Oriental War -- The Designs of Prussia. The Hertzberg Plan ; Counter measures of the Imperial Courts -- The plan for a Russo-Polish alliance. Stanislas' plan for an alliance with Russia ; The secret designs of Potemkin ; Catherine's plans for the alliance ; The collapse of the plan before the opposition of Prussia -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The attitude of Austria towards the partition. The communication of the convention at Vienna ; Thugut's début ; Results of Thugut's first action ; Further development of Thugut's campaign ; The Lehrbach Mission ; Final negotiations of Austria with Russia regarding the second partition -- The attitude of England and France toward the partition. England ; France -- The Diet of Grodno and the consummation of the partition. Preparations for the Diet ; The Russian Treaty ; The Prussian Treaty ; Final labors of the Diet -- Conclusion. With regard to Poland ; With regard to Prussia ; With regard to Russia ; Broader aspects of the partition.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The development of the French and Polish questions to the death of Leopold II. Austria's first proposals for a General Concert on French Affairs ; Leopold's effort in behalf of Poland ; Discussions between Austria and Prussia ; Further aggravation of the crisis -- The outbreak of war in east and west. Russian designs against Poland ; Development of the Empress' plans ; "The death-sentence of Poland" ; The origins of the Polish-Bavarian project ; The German powers and the intervention in France ; The Russian intervention in Poland -- The Russian reconquest of Poland. Polish preparations for resistance ; The campaign of 1792 ; The collapse of the national resistance ; Attitude of the German powers ; The Empress renews her alliances with both the German powers -- Austria and Prussia agree upon a partition. Prussia takes the initiative in proposing a partition ; Kaunitz's fruitless opposition and retirement ; Austrian overtures to Russia ; Reciprocal advances between Russia and Prussia -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The overthrow of Russian rule in Poland. Public opinion on the eve of the Great Diet ; The Diet effects a revolution ; Attitude of Prussia towards the revolution at Warsaw ; Attitude of the Imperial Courts -- The Prusso-Polish Alliance. General reflections on this alliance ; Origin of the project ; Realization of the project -- Reichenbach. Leopold II ; The Austro-Prussian negotiation ; Austrian appeals to Russia ; The convention of Reichenbach ; Results -- Catherina Constans Invicta. The problem of imposing the status quo upon Russia ; Deliberations at Berlin and London ; Diplomatic battles ; The crisis ; The backdown of the Triple Alliance -- The Revolution of the Third of May and the formation of the Austro-Prussian Alliance. The third of May ; Attitude of the neighboring powers ; The Vienna Convention of July 25, 1791 -- ".