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- catalog tableOfContents "Chapter I Universal Time -- 1 The 'Elimination' of Time -- 2 Trend and Symmetrical Time -- 3 Irreversible Phenomena -- 4 Evolution -- 5 The Origin of Time -- 6 Time and the Universe -- 7 Absolute Time -- 8 Relational Time -- 9 Cyclic Time -- 10 The Scale of Time -- Chapter II Individual Time -- 1 The Idea of TIme -- 2 The Psychological Origin of the Idea of Time -- 3 The Sociological Development of the Idea of Time -- 4 Biological Time (i) -- 5 Biological Time (ii) -- 6 Conscious Awareness and Judgement of Time -- 7 The Mental Present -- 8 Memory and the Concept of the Past -- 9 Time and Psychology of Memory -- 10 Time and Physiology of Memory -- 11 Time, Memory, and Personal Identity -- Chapter III Mathematical Time -- 1 Time and Number -- 2 Time, Geometry, and the Variable -- 3 Time and the Calculus -- 4 Zeno's Paradoxes (i) -- 5 Zeno's Paradoxes (ii) -- 6 Temporal Atomicity -- 7 Mathematical Time as a Type of Serial Order -- 8 The Measurement of Time -- Chapter IV Relativistic Time -- 1 Time Experienced and Time Inferred -- 2 The Determination of Time at a Distance (i) -- 3 The Determination of Time at a Distance (ii) -- 4 The Correlation of Time-Perspectives -- 5 Time Dilation -- 6 The Clock Paradox -- Chapter V Space-Time and Cosmic Time -- 1 Space-Time and Geometry -- 2 Space-Time and Time -- 3 Cosmic Time and the Expanding Universe (i) -- 4 Cosmic Time and the Expanding Universe (ii) -- 5 The Existence of Cosmic Time -- 6 The Limits of Cosmic Time -- Chapter VI The Nature of Time -- 1 Time-Reversal and the Asymmetry of Time -- 2 The Causal Theory of Time -- 3 The Statistical Theory of Time (i) -- 4 The Statistical Theory of Time (ii) -- 5 'Becoming' and the Nature of Time -- 6 The Minkowski Diagram and the Nature of Time -- 7 Precognition and the Nature of Time -- 8 Conclusion -- Index.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Color of darkness -- You may safely gaze -- Don't call me by my right name -- Eventide -- Why can't they tell you why? -- Man and wife -- You reach for your hat -- A good woman -- Plan now to attend -- Sound of talking -- Cutting edge -- 63 : Dream Place.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Thomas Dekker, by E. Rhys.--The shoemaker's holiday.--The honest whore, pt. l-2.--Old Fortunatus.--The witch of Edmonton.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. The limits and bounds of Louisiana / by Thomas Jefferson -- II. The exploration of the Red, the Black, and the Washita rivers / by William Dunbar.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. Introduction. Cælica. A treatie of humane learning. An inquisition upon fame and honour. A treatie of warres. Commentary.--v. 2. Introduction. Mustapha. Alaham. Commentary. Appendices. Short bibliography (p. 279-281) Index to introductions (vols. I and II)".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. The climate of nationalism -- The first period -- The second period -- The third period -- The climax -- A fourth period? -- II. The prospects of internationalism -- Individual and nation -- Power in the international order -- Principles and purposes -- Postscript.".
- catalog tableOfContents "New farm tractor -- Phizzog -- Child moon -- Five cent balloons -- Slippery -- I am Chicago -- Jazz fantasia -- Chicago poet -- Spring grass -- Sleepyheads -- Do you want affidavits?".
- catalog tableOfContents "The bringer of the Kingdom of God -- The nature and presence of the Kingdom of God -- The future of the Kingdom as first envisaged -- The future of the Kingdom as last envisaged.".
- catalog tableOfContents "It might have been -- The comfortable don't emigrate -- Too little, too late -- The patron : vestige of Feudalism -- The folk of New Netherland -- Vestiges of the occupation -- Hybrid Hollanders -- Hollanders in American literature -- Dutch Puritans -- Souls or Bodies -- The long journey -- Life on the Michigan frontier -- Dutch growth of the soil -- Life on the Iowa frontier -- Beyond the horizon -- Life on the Wisconsin frontier -- Leaders and motivations -- A civil war without an Appomattox -- And gladly teach -- A bilingual culture -- Dutch domestic mores -- Lost generation -- The romantic movement on the Dutch frontier - -A Dutch who's who : highly selective -- Centennial year.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Des Knaben Wunderhorn -- Gottfried August Burger -- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe -- Friedrich von Schiller -- Clemens Brentano -- Adelbert von Chamisso -- Ludwig Uhland -- Ludwig Uhland -- Joseph von Eichendorff -- August von Platen -- Heinrich Heine -- Eduard Morike -- Theodor Fontane -- Conrad Ferdinand Meyer -- Hugo von Hofmannsthal -- Goerg Heym -- Bertolt Brecht --Erich Kastner -- Gunter Grass.".
- catalog tableOfContents "George Canning, by H. W. V. Temperley.--The Duke of Wellington, by Sir C. Oman.--Sir Robert Peel, by Sir R. Lodge.--Lord Palmerston, by P. Guedalla.--Lord John Russell, by W. F. Reddaway.--Benjamin Disraeli, Earl of Beaconsfield, by F. J. C. Hearnshaw.--Mr. W. E. Gladstone, by R. Muir.--The Marquess of Salisbury, by C. H. K. Marten.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Chapter I. Is Christianity outgrown? -- The question -- I. Christianity and creative epochs -- II. The darker side of progress -- III. Can creative forces be rightly used? -- IV. The answer of fundamentalists -- V. Christianity more than its dogmas -- The hope of modernism -- Chapter II. What is modernism? -- The use of the term -- I. The two social minds in Christianity -- II. Modernism as presented by its opponents -- III. The real nature of modernism -- 1. A phase of scientific struggle for freedom in thought and belief -- 2. Modernists' acceptance of the results of science -- 3. The application of scientific method in the study of the Bible and religion -- 4. The application of Christianity to social problems -- 5. The justification of Christian faith by a knowledge of other realities -- 6. The evangelicalism of the scientific mind -- Chapter III. Modernism and the Bible -- Introduction -- I. The use of criticism -- II. What the Bible is -- III. Reliance upon method -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Chapter VIII. Jesus and human needs -- I. Christ in the modern world -- II. Loyalty to Christ involves the acceptance of his teachings -- III. Jesus as met in the continuous Christian community he founded -- IV. Biographical contribution of Jesus to Christianity -- V. Resurrection of Jesus -- VI. Significance of the death of Jesus -- VII. Jewish eschatology as a pattern for the permanent Christian hope -- VIII. Need of faith -- Chapter IX. Affirmation of faith -- Convictions beneath attitudes -- I. A doctrinal system not the aim of modernism -- What it is to be Christian -- II. What convictions the modernist would express -- III. A religion of action rather than an orthodoxy demanded by our day -- IV. A possible credo for modernists -- V. Conclusion.".
- catalog tableOfContents "III. The modernist's estimate of the saving influence of the Christian community as more than theological -- IV. Modernist's view of sin -- V. Social aspects of sin and salvation -- Chapter VI. Growing faith in God -- Daring of the Christian faith in God -- I. Historical influence in the development of the Christian doctrine of God -- II. Need of new patterns for expressing the permanent elements in these doctrines -- III. How does God reveal his presence in the cosmos? Miracles -- IV. God as father -- Chapter VII. Jesus Christ the revealer of a saving God -- Jesus the centre of his religion -- I. Jesus according the oldest sources and history -- II. Jesus' estimate of himself and his work of salvation -- III. Changes in exposition of the meaning of Jesus -- IV. Permanent and functional elements in this development -- The Nicean creed -- V. Accounting for the power of the Christ -- Virgin birth -- VI. Real basis of trust in Jesus as a revelation of God -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "IV. The Bible as the product and record of a developing religion -- Chapter IV. Christian convictions and doctrinal patterns -- The permanent and temporary elements in Christianity -- I. The continuous Christian group the object of study -- II. Convictions and attitudes vs. patterns -- III. Theology and social psychology -- IV. Doctrines as the outgrowth of historical situations -- V. The relation of doctrines to permanent convictions of the Christian movement -- 1. Theology is functional -- 2. Discussion as a means of socializing doctrinal patterns -- 3. Use of different patterns to express the same conviction -- VI. Christianity breeds true to itself -- VII. The controlling convictions of the Christian movement -- VIII. The modernist's purpose to preserve these convictions -- Chapter V. Christianity as a religion of salvation -- Can the world be saved? -- I. Our need of God's aid -- II. Sin and salvation -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction, by E.T. Adams.--The historical background of American political democracy, by C.R. Wilson.--American democracy and American government, by A.H. Garretson.--Democracy in the American economy, by T.H. Robinson.--The spirit of American science, by S.J. French.--The spirit of American art, by Alfred Krakusin.--The spirit of modern American literature, by J.B. Hoben.--Education in American democracy, by G.E. Schlesser.--The spirit of American religion, by H.B. Jefferson.--The spirit of American philosophy, by E.T. Adams.--Postscript: On some enemies of democracy, by E.T. Adams.--Bibliography (p. 267-270)".
- catalog tableOfContents "The singing bell.--The talking stone.--What's in a name?--The dying night.--Paté de foie gras.--The dust of death.--A loint of paw.--I'm in Marsport without Hilda.--Marooned off Vesta.--Anniversary.--Obituary.--Star light.--The key.--The billiard ball.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Power and light -- The flash -- Adultery -- Hedge life -- Snakebite -- Bread -- Sustainment -- A letter -- The head-aim -- Dark ones -- Encounter in the cage county -- For the last wolverine -- The bee -- Mary sheffield -- Deer among cattle -- The leap -- Coming back to america -- The birthday dream -- False youth: two seasons -- Falling.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Sermon -- May day sermon to the women of gilmer county, georgia, by a woman preacher leaving the baptist church -- Into the stone -- Sleeping out at easter -- The underground stream -- The string -- The vegetable king -- The enclosure -- The jewel -- The performance -- The wedding -- The other -- Trees and cattle -- Walking on water -- Awaiting the swimmer -- On the hill below the lighthouse -- Near darien -- Into the stone -- Drowning with others -- The lifeguard -- Listening to foxhounds -- A dog sleeping on my feet -- The movement of fish -- The heaven of animals -- A birth -- Fog envelops the animals -- The summons -- In the tree house at night -- For the nightly ascent of the hunter orion over a forest clearing -- The owl king -- Between two prisoners -- armor -- In the lupanar at pompeii -- Drowning with others -- Dover: believing in kings -- To his children in darkness -- A screened porch in the country -- Hunting civil war relics at nimblewill creek -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The hospital window -- The magus -- Facing africa -- Inside the river -- The salt marsh -- In the mountain tent -- Helmets -- The dusk of horses -- Fence wire -- At darien bridge -- Chenille -- On the coosawattee -- Winter trout -- Springer mountain -- Cherrylog road -- The scarred girl -- Kudzu -- The beholders -- The poisoned man -- In the marble quarry -- A folk singer of the thirties -- The being -- The ice skin -- Bums, on waking -- Goodbye to serpents -- Approaching prayer -- The driver -- Horses and prisoners -- Drinking from a helmet -- Buckdancer's choice -- The firebombing -- Buckdancer's choice -- Faces seen once -- The common grave -- Reincarnation (I)- Them, crying -- The celebration -- The escape -- The shark's parlor -- Pursuit from under -- Fox blood -- Fathers and sons -- Sled burial, dream ceremony -- Gamecock -- The night pool -- The war wound -- Mangham -- Angina -- Dust -- The fiend -- Slave quarters -- Falling -- Reincarnation (II) -- The sheep child -- Sun -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The magician of Leo Poldskron -- Reinhardt as an international force -- The spiritual sources of Reinhardt -- The evolution of Reinhardt -- The theatre through Reinhardt's eyes -- Reinhardt the actor -- Reinhardt as stage director -- The Reinhardt machine -- Reinhardt and the actor -- Reinhardt at rehearsal -- Music under Reinhardt -- Reinhardt and the scenic artist -- Reinhardt's theatres -- Reinhardt and the formal stage -- Reinhardt's Salzburg -- The Salzburg Project -- The genius of Max Reinhart.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Preface -- Departure from Aden -- Life in Zayla -- Excursions near Zayla -- The Somal, their origin and peculiarities -- From Zayla to the Hills -- From the Zayla Hills to the Marar Prairie -- From the Marar Prairie to Harar -- Ten days at Harar -- A ride to Berberah -- Berberah and its environs -- Postscript -- Appendix I: Diary and observations made by Lieutenant Speke, when attempting to reach the Wady Nogal -- Appendix II: Grammatical outline and vocabulary of the Harari language -- Appendix III: Meteorological observations in the cold season of 1854-5 / by Lieutenants Herne, Stroyan, and Burton -- Appendix IV: [Omitted] -- Appendix V: A condensed account of an attempt to reach Harar from Ankobar / [by William Barker].".
- catalog tableOfContents "[pt.II] A.D. 1276-1285.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Justin Martyr.--Tertullian.--Athanasius.--Augustine.--Patrick.--Benedict.--Hildebrand.--Godfrey.--Francis.--Thomas Aquinas.--John Wiclif.--Martin Luther.--John Calvin.--John Knox.--Ignatius Loyola.--George Fox.--Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf.--John Wesley.--Jonathan Edwards.--Horace Bushnell.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Numbers, or, The majority and the remnant -- Literature and science -- Emerson.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The prehistoric civilizations -- The Cimmerians and the Scythians in South Russia (eighth to fifth centuries B.C.) -- The Greeks on the shores of the Black Sea; down to the Roman period -- The Scythians at the end of the fourth and the third century B.C. -- The Sarmatians -- The Greek cities of South Russia in the Roman period -- The polychrome style and the animal style -- The origin of the Russian state on the Dnieper.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Gedichte I -- Gedichte II -- Gedichte III -- Lyrische Dramen.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Love of life.--Chun Ah Chun.--The Mexican.--Mapuhi.--Mauki.--The seed of McCoy.--The apostate.--Just meat.--The Chinago.--Make westing.--Semper idem.--A nose for the king.--The "Francis Spaight."--A piece of steak.--The feathers of the sun.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Contents.--Sketches of politicians: The Council of Four, Paris, 1919. Mr. Lloyd George, a fragment. Mr. Bonar Law. Lord Oxford. Edwin Montagu. Winston Churchill. The great Villiers connection. Trotsky on England.--Lives of economists: Robert Malthus, the first of the Cambridge economists. Alfred Marshall. F. Y. Edgeworth. F. P. Ramsey.--Additional essays: William Stanley Jevons. Newton, the man. Mary Paley Marshall.".
- catalog tableOfContents "(Cont.) Avec une préface et des observations de Bayle pour servir d'instruction aux nouveaux éditeurs du Dictionnaire de Moréri. 3. éd., augm. de Nouvelles observations [par du Dictionnaire de Moréri. 3. éd., augm. de Nouvelles observations [par Desmaizeaux] sur ces remarques critiques, et sur l'édition du Moréri, pub. en 1725.--v. 16. La vie de M. Bayle [par Desmaizeaux] rev., cor., et considérablement augm. dans cette 5. éd. Pièces justificatives. Table ... des matières.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1-14. Dictionnaire historique et critique.--v. 15. Dictionnaire historique et critique. Dissertation concernant le livre d'Étienne Junius Brutus [i.e. Hubert Lanquet: Vindiciæ contra tyrannos] Dissertation sur les libelles diffamatoires. Dissertation sur l'hippomanes. Dissertation sur le jour. Dissertation qui fut imprimée ... l'an 1692, sous le titre de Projet d'un dictionnaire critique. Réflexions sur un imprimé qui a pour titre, Jugement du public, et particulièrement de l'abbé Renaudot sur le Dictionnaire critique. Eclaircissemens sur certaines choses répandues dans ce Dictionnaire. Remarques critiques [par A. Tricaud] sur la nouvelle édition du Dictionnaire historique de Moréri, donnée en 1704.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1: From the origins to 58 B.C.--v. 2: 58-50 B.C.--v. 3: 50-44 B.C.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Foreword -- Author's preface -- I. Tidewater. -- II. Piedmont and the valley .-III. Kentucky.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The new age.--Sansculottism and its prophet.--The new chivalry of labor.--Master and disciple.--The apostle of art and the modern world.--The art impulse in industry and the new political economy.--The sword of St. George.--Heralds of the better order.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Le XIIe siècle âge d'or de la littérature médiévale.--Les origines du roman courtois. La triade classique: Thèbes, Eneas, Troie.--La vie et l'activité littéraire de Chrétien de Troyes.--Les œuvres de jeunesse: Philoména, Guillaume d'Angleterre, Tristan.--Le premier roman arthurien et breton: Érec et Énide.--Un anti-Tristan: Cligès.--Le triomphe de l'amour courtois: Lancelot, ou Le Chevalier à la Charrette.--Encore le conflit de l'amour et de l'aventur: Yvain, ou Le Chevalier au Lion.--L'ascension vers le mysticisme: Perceval le Gallois, ou Le roman du Graal.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. Totemism. Reprinted from the first edition, Edinburgh, 1887. The origin of totemism. Reprinted from the fortnightly review, April and May, 1899. The beginnings of religion and totemism among the Australian aborigines. Reprinted from the Fortnightly review, July and September 1905. An ethnographical survey of totemism.--v. 2.-3. An ethnographical survey of totemism (cont.).--v. 4. Summary and conclusion.--Notes and corrections.--Index.--Maps.".
- catalog tableOfContents "T.1. Das ausgehende Mittelalter, Humanismus und Renaissance, 1370-1520.--T.2. Das Zeitalter der Reformation, 1520-1570.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Mythological and legendary -- The Confucian legends -- The Shang, or Yin, dynasty (1766-1122 B.C.) -- The Chou dynasty (1122-249 B.C.) -- From Wu-Wang to K'ang-Wang : the period of imperial authority -- Gradual decline of central power -- The century of the "five leaders" (685-591 B.C.) -- The age of Lau-Tzi and Confucius -- The contending states.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The popular theatre -- Its plays -- Its Broadway and its playwrights -- Its audiences -- Its adaptations and its Copeaus -- Its music shows -- Its criticism -- Its imagination -- Its comedians -- Its motion pictures -- Its actors -- Its first nights -- Its typical season -- Its "big time" vaudeville -- Its "small time" vaudeville -- What its public wants.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Der südliche teil.--Der rördliche teil.--Die mitte.--Nachklang.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The kinship system -- The reciprocal behavior of kindred -- Courtship, marriage, and divorce -- Households, lineages, and the clan-phratry problem -- The amorphous Hopi state -- The disintegration of Oraibi -- Oraibi ethnology and Pueblo archaeology -- The basic pattern and underlying concepts of Hopi ceremonies -- The katcina cult -- Tribal initiation -- Solstitial and solar ceremonies -- Customs and rituals relating to war -- Women's ceremonies -- The scheme of Hopi ceremonialism -- The economic background -- The Pikyas-Patki conflict -- Adolescence rites for girls -- A few sex practices -- The rise of Hote-Villa -- The ceremonial cycle at Bakavi -- A Qoqoqlom katcina performance at Oraibi -- The So'yoko katcina -- The Oraibi patcava ceremony -- The Niman katcina dance -- Masau katcina dance at Hotevilla.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. Field guide for a study of socialization, by J.W.M. Whiting and others.--4. The Mixtecans of Juxtlahuaca, Mexico, by K. Romney & R. Romney.--5. The New Englanders of Orchard Town, U.S.A., by J.L. Fischer & A. Fischer.--6. Tarong: an Ilocos barrio in the Philippines, by W.F. Nydegger & C. Nydegger.--7. Taira: an Okinawan village, by T. Maretzki & H. Maretzki.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1 Nos. 1-8--v.2 Nos. 9-13.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. I. Population and land utilization, by K. J. Pelzer.--pt. II. Transportation, by Katrine R. C. Greene. Foreign trade, by J. D. Phillips.--pt. III. Industrialization of the western Pacific, by Kate L. Mitchell.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Racial myths, by J. Comas.--Race and psychology, by O. Klineberg.--Race and culture, by M. Leiris.--Race and history, by C. Lévi-Strauss.--Race and society, by K. Little.--The roots of prejudice, by A.M. Rose.--Race and biology, by L.C. Dunn.--The significance of racial differences, by G.M. Morant.--Race mixture, by H.L. Shapiro.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction. Leigh Hunt's preface to "Critical essays." Leigh Hunt's Synopses."--Critical essays: Section I.--Tragedy: Mr. Kemble. Mrs. Siddons. Mr. Pope.--Critical essays: Section II.--Comedy: Mr. Bannister. Mr. Lewis. Mr. Munden. Mr. Liston. Mr. Emery. Mr. Dowton. Mr. Mathews. Miss Pope. Mrs. Jordan.--Critical essays: Section III.--Tragedy and comedy: Mr. Elliston. Mr. Cooke. Mr. Charles Kemble.--Leigh Hunt's appendix to the "Critical essays."--Criticism from "the Tatler."--Index.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Muniments: Documents relating to the theatres and bear garden.--ms. I. Papers relating to the drama and the stage.--ms. II. Papers relating to bear-baiting.--ms. VIII. Memorandum-book of Edward Alleyn.--ms. XI. Miscellaneous notes.--ms. XVIII. Miscellaneous papers.--Appendix I. Documents not now at Dulwich. II. Dramatic plots. III. Alleyn's part in Orlando Furioso.".
- catalog tableOfContents "[pt. 1] Die ältere Zeit. Von der Urzeit bis zum 17. Jahrhundert. Von Prof. Dr. Friedrich Vogt.--[pt. 2] Die neuere Zeit. Vom 17. Jahrhundert bis zur Gegenwart. Von Prof. Dr. Max Koch.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Prefatory notes signed: E. M. [i.e. E. H. Marsh]".
- catalog tableOfContents "[1] 1911-1912.--[2] 1913-1915.--[3] 1916-1917.--[4] 1918-1919.--[5] 1920-1922.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The price of the harness.--The lone charge of William B. Perkins.--God rest ye, merry gentlemen.--The revenge of the Adolphus.--The sergeant's private madhouse.--Marines signalling under fire at Guantanamo.--An episode of war.--The kicking twelfth; four regimental episodes.--Ol' Bennet and the Indians.--War memories.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The black riders and other lines.--War is kind and other lines.--Intrigue.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The cat of antiquity -- The Dark ages -- Persecution -- Renaissance -- The cat of Albion -- The cat in art -- The cat triumphant -- Some cats of France -- The cat to-day.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. Free men bulid their society, by Halvdan Koht.--pt. 2. Life unfolds in literature, by Sigmund Skard.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Contiene: t. I: Avec une carte -- t. II.".
- catalog tableOfContents "(Cont.) Dreams in the dusk -- All day long -- Docks -- Waiting -- From the shore -- Uplands in May -- A dream girl -- The plowboy -- Broadway -- The noon hour -- Under a telephone pole -- Old woman -- 'Boes -- I am the people, the mob -- Government -- Languages -- Letters to dead imagists -- Sheep -- The red son -- The mist -- The junk man -- Silver nails -- Gypsy -- Prairie -- River roads -- Prairie waters by night -- Early moon -- Laughing corn -- Autumn movement -- Falltime -- Illinois farmer -- Hits and runs -- Village in late summer -- Blizzard notes -- Sunset from Omaha hotel window -- Band con cert -- Three pieces on the smoke of autumn -- Still life -- Localities -- Caboose thoughts -- Alix -- Potato blossom songs and jigs -- Loam -- Manitoba Childe Roland -- Wilderness -- Chicago poet -- Fire-logs -- Repetitions -- Adelaide Crapsey -- Memoir of a proud boy -- Young bullfrogs -- Bilbea -- Southern Pacific -- Washerwoman -- Portrait of a motor car.".
- catalog tableOfContents "(Cont.) Fog -- Pool -- Jan Kubelik -- Choose -- Crimson -- Whitelight -- Flux -- Kin -- White shoulders -- Losses -- Troths -- Killers -- Among the red guns -- Iron -- Murmurings in a field hospital -- Statistics -- Fight -- Buttons -- And they obey -- Jaws -- Salvage -- Wars -- The road and the end -- Choices -- Graves -- Aztec mask -- Momus -- To a dead man -- The answer -- Under -- A sphinx -- Who am I? -- Our prayer of thanks -- At a window -- Under the harvest moon -- The great hunt -- Monotone -- Joy -- Shirt -- Two -- Aztec -- June -- Back yard -- I sang -- On the breakwater -- Mask -- Pearl fog -- Hydrangeas -- Follies -- Nocturne in a deserted brickyard -- Theme in yellow -- Between two hills -- Last answers -- Window -- Young sea -- Bones -- Pals -- Child -- Poppies -- Child moon -- Margaret -- Poems done a late night car -- Harrison Street Court -- It is much -- Trafficker -- Soiled dove -- Jungheimer's -- Gone.".
- catalog tableOfContents "(Cont.) Girl in a cage -- Buffalo Bill -- Sixteen months -- Child Margaret -- Singing nigger -- Leather leggings -- Prayers of steel -- Always the mob -- Jabberers -- Cartoon -- Interior -- Street window -- Palladiums -- Legends -- Clocks -- Psalm of those who go forth before daylight -- Horses and men in rain -- Questionnaire -- Near Keokuk -- Lawyer -- Slants at Buffalo, New York -- Flat lands -- Three balls -- Chicks -- Humdrum -- Joilet -- Knucks -- Testament -- Valley song -- Upstairs -- In tall grass -- Monosyllabic -- Films -- Kreisler -- The sea hold -- Goldwing moth -- Loin cloth -- Summer shirt sale -- Hemlock and cedar -- Medallion -- Mammy hums -- Bricklayer love -- Ashurnatsirpal III -- Bringers -- Haunts -- Crimson rambler -- Fire dreams -- Have me -- Baby face -- The year -- Drumnotes -- Moonset -- Garden wireless -- Handfuls -- Cool tombs -- Shenandoah -- New feet -- Old Osawatomie -- Grass -- Flanders -- Gargoyle -- Old timers -- House.".
- catalog tableOfContents "(Cont.) John Ericsson Day Memorial, 1918 -- Out of white lips -- Remembered women -- Memoir -- A million young workmen, 1915 -- Smoke -- A tall man -- The four brothers.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Chicago -- Sketch -- Masses -- The walking man of Rodin -- Lost -- The harbor -- Halsted Street car -- Clark Street bridge -- Passers-by -- They will say -- Mill-doors -- Subway -- The shovel man -- A Teamster's farewell -- Fish crier -- Picnic boat -- Happiness -- Muckers -- Blacklisted -- Graceland -- The right to grief -- Mag -- Onion days -- Child of the Romans -- Population drifts -- Anna Imroth -- Cripple -- A fence -- Mamie -- Working girls -- Personality -- Cumulatives -- To certain journeymen -- Chamfort -- Limited -- The has-been -- In a back alley -- A coin -- Jack -- Dynamiter -- Ice handler -- Fellow citizens -- Two neighbors -- Style -- Nigger -- To Beachey, 1912 -- Under a hat rim -- In a breath -- Bath -- Bronzes -- Dunes -- On the way -- Ready to kill -- To a contemporary bunkshooter -- Skyscraper.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I fall in love with Fernando Po -- I do not become "fast friends" with Lagos -- We enter Whydah in state -- A walk round Whydah -- From Whydah to Alladâ, the half-way house -- From Allada to Agrime -- Small reception at Agrime, and arrival at Kana, the King's country quarters -- The procession -- The reception -- The march to Agbome -- The King enters his capital -- The presents are delivered -- Of the grand customs and the annual customs generally -- The King's "so-sin custom" -- Of the so-called Amazons and the Dahoman army -- Addo-Kpon, the Bush King's so-sin customs -- Of the Dahoman religion -- The sin-kwain, or water-sprinkling custom -- Of "The Negro's place in nature" -- The Y of triumph -- Dahome and her capital -- The firing to Whydah, and conclusion of the customs -- The delivery of the message -- Return to the seaboard -- Conclusion -- Appendix I: Itinerary from Whydah to Agbome -- Appendix II: Rev. Mr. Bernasko's account current with Captain Burton, H.M.S. Commissioner, Dahomey -- Appendix III: Extract of a letter from the Rev. Peter W. Bernasko, Native Assistant Missionary, dated Whydah, November 29th, 1860 -- Appendix IV: Catalogue of the Dahoman Kings, with dates of their various exploits, their "strong names," and the events of their reigns -- [Appendix V]: Dahomey, its people and customs.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Preface.--Michael Drayton.--Samuel Daniel.--George Chapman.--Thomas Dekker.--Nicholas Breton.--Dr. Thomas Campion.--William Bullein.--Hakewill's "Apologie" (Dr. George Hakewill)--Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke.--Shakespeare, the Englishman.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1861: The little regiment.- Three miraculous soldiers.- A mystery of heroism.- An Indiana campaign.- A grey sleeve.- 1898: The clan of no-name.-Virtue in war.- His majestic lie.- The second generation.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Pt. 1. Gathering the lands (1134-1640). Beginnings of Brandenburg (1134-1417) -- The first Hohenzollerns in Brandenburg (1417-1499) -- Joachim I (1499-1535) : The Roman law and the Lutheran movement -- JoachimII (1535-1571) : new political institutions -- Organization of the Lutheran Church and Consistorium -- Treasury, Supreme Court and Privy Council -- Dual government of the Elector and the estates -- The Teutonic Knights in Prussia to 1525 -- Alberta of Hohenzollern, Duke of Prussia (1525-1568) -- John Sigismund (1608-1619) : ruler in Brandenburg, Cleves- Mark, and Prussia. -- pt. 2. The Reign of the Great Elector, 1640-1688. The Great Elector's youth (1620-1640) -- End of the Thirty Year's War, 1640-1648 -- The Northern War, 1655-1660 -- The struggle for absolutism -- The struggle for absolutism in Prussia -- Shifting alliances, 1660-1688 -- Military revenues and administration -- Civil revenues and administration -- Prosperity by compulsion. -- pt. 3. The development of the Prussian State, 1688-1786. Frederick (III) I, 1688-1713 -- The war of the Spanish Succession (1701-1713), and the Second Northern War (1700-1721) -- Frederick William I, 1713-1740 -- Administrative and financial reforms -- The general directory of 1723 and cabinet government -- The army -- The accession of Frederick the Great -- Frederick the Great's Silesian Wars, 1740-1763 -- The acquisition of West Prussia, 1772 -- The "Potato War" of 1778-1779, and the League of Princes -- Frederick the Great as enlightened despot. rc".
- catalog tableOfContents "Preface -- Origins of the Shantung question -- Development of the controversy -- The Japanese case at the Paris peace conference -- The Chinese case at Paris -- The Shantung question before the Council of Four -- Subsequent conference developments -- The aftermath.".
- catalog tableOfContents "One mile of ice.--The white mustang.--The presence in the grove.--Lies my father told me.--The old woman.--A date with Dora.--The litte ghost.--The relic.--Asters for Teddy.--The stations of the cross.--The music lesson.--One, two, three little Indians.--The city underground.--Totem.--The novitiate.--Mrs. Golightly and the first convention.--The silver king.--Jeannette.--The street that got mislaid.--Lock the doors, lock the windows.--The bully.--Almost like dead.--The clay dish.--The outlaw.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction.--The adventerus viage of M. Thomas Stutely.--Have over the water to Florida.--Newes from Virginia.--London's lotteries.--The zealous Puritan.--The summons to Newe England.--A song.--A west-country man's voyage.--The maydens of London.--The young men's resolution.--The Quakers' farewel to England.--A voyage to Virginia.--The trappan'd maiden.--A net for a night-raven.--The four Indian kings.--The betray'd maiden.--The lads of Virginia.--The siege of Quebec.--Wolfe and Saunders.--The death of General Wolfe.--Britain in tears.--The death of General Wolfe.--Notes.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 2. Foundations of psycho-therapy -- v. 3. Action therapy and principles of practice.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. Ancient and mediaeval history -- II. Political and social Corea -- III. Modern and recent history.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. book 1. History of Japan from 660 B.C. to 1872 A.D.--v. 2. book 2. Personal experiences, observations, and studies in Japan, 1870-1875. book 3. Supplementary chapters, including history to the beginning of 1906.".
- catalog tableOfContents "T. 1. L'homme a trois visages ; La femme a deuz maris ; Tékéli / par Guilbert de Pixérécourt -- T. 2. Robinson Crusoé ; L'ange tutélaire ; La citerne / par Guilbert de Pixérécourt -- T. 3. Marguerite d'Anjou ; Les ruines de Babylone ; Le fanal de Messine ; par Guilbert de Pixérécourt -- T. 4. Le monastère abandonné ; La chapelle des bois ; Le belvéder ; La fille de l'exilé ; par Guilbert de Pixérécourt -- T. 5. Le Jugement de Salomon ; La forêt d'Hermanstad ; L'illustre aveugle ; Le faux Alexis ; par M. Caigniez -- T. 6. Les enfans du Bucheron / par MM. Caigniex et Lemaire ; Jean-de-Calais / par M. Caigniez ; Henriette et Adhémar / par MM. Caigniez et Bernard -- T. 7. Edgar ; La petite bohémienne ; Azendai / par M. Caigniez -- T. 8. La bataille de Pultawa ; Le Maréchal de Luxembourg / par MM. Frédéric et Boirie ; Le fils Banni / par M. Frédéric -- T. 9. La famille d'Anglade / par MM. Fournier et Frédéric ; La vallée du Torrent / par M. Frédéric ; Le Maréchal de Villars / par MM. Frédéric et Duperche -- T. 10. La cabane de Montainard / par MM. Frédéric et Victore Ducange ; La fausse clef / par MM. Frédéric at Laqueyrie ; La pie voleuse / par MM. Caigniez et Daubigny --".
- catalog tableOfContents "T. 11. Le courrier de Naples / par MM. Boirie, Daubigny, et Poujol ; Les deux sergens / par M. Daubigny ; Le pauvre berger / par MM. Daubigny, Carmouche et Hyacinthe -- T. 12. L'homme de la forêt-noire / par MM. Boirie et Frédéric ; La jeunesse du grand Frédéric / par MM. Boirie et Lemaire ; Le bourgmestre de Sardam / par MM. Melesville, Boirie et Merle -- T. 13. Les deux forçats / par MM. Boirie, Carmouche et Poujol ; Calas / par M. Victor ; Fitz-Henri / par M. René Perrin -- T. 14. Dago / par Cuvélier ; Le sacrifice d'Abraham ; Les Machabées / par MM. Cuvélier et Léopold -- T. 15. Jean Sbogar / par MM. Cuvélier et Léopold ; L'inconnu / par MM. Bouillé, Mathias et Varez ; Les aventuriers / par MM. Léopold et Antony -- T. 16. Les francs juges / de M. Lamartellière ; Hariadan Barberousse / de MM. de Saint-Victor et de Corsse ; Le faux martinguerre / de M. Hubert T. 17. Madame Angot / par M. Aude ; Le pied de Mouton / par M. Martainville et Ribiés ; Le siége du Clocher / par M. Bernos -- T. 18. Le bapt / par M. Charrin ; Vincent de Paule / par M. Lemaire ; Le petit poucet / par MM. Guillaume et Augustin ; Le vampire / par MM*** -- T. 19. M. Botte / par MM. Servière et Ernest ; L'auberge des Adrets / par MM. Benjamin, Saint-Amant et Paulyanthe ; La pauvre famille / par MM. Benjaminet Melchior -- T. 20. Valentine / par M. Guilbert de Pixérécourt ; Le juif errant / par M. Gaigniez ; Paoli / par M. Frédéric.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Contents: Part I. A Century of French Far Eastern Affairs / Roger Levy; with a supplement by Guy Lacam : The economic relations of Indo-China with Southern China -- Part II. French Indo-China in transition / Andrew Roth.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction.--Epitres Comédies.--Les prisons de la Reine de Navarre.--Poésies lyriques.--Le Navire.--Appendice sur les timores des chansons.--Glossaire.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. 1822-1866. Bibliografía (p. [427]-450).--II. 1866-1908. Bibliografía (p. [319]-336)".
- catalog tableOfContents "The poor relation's story.--The child's story.--The schoolboy's story.--Nobody's story.--The seven poor travellers.--The Holly-tree inn.--The wreck of the Golden Mary.--The perils of certain English prisoners.--Going into society.--The haunted house.--A message from the sea.--Tom Tiddler's ground.--Somebody's luggage.--Mrs. Lirriper's lodgings.--Mrs. Lirriper's legacy.--Doctor Marigold's prescriptions.--Mugby Junction.--No thoroughfare.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Speaking as a private citizen. -- The arms embargo: a letter to Alf M. Landon. -- Immediate aid to the allies. -- In defense of the younger generation. -- What are we arming to defend?".
- catalog tableOfContents "Pt. one. Rootababa stories. 1, Three stories about the finding of the Zigzag Railroad, the pigs with bibs on, the circus clown ovens, the village of liver-and-onions, the village of cream puffs. 2, Five stories about the potato face blind man. 3, Three stories about the gold buckskin whincher. 4, Four stories about the deep doom of dark doorways. 5, Three stories about three ways the wind went winding. 6, Four stories about dear, dear eyes. 7, One story -- "Only the fire-born understand blue" -- pt. two. Rootabaga pigeons. 1, Two stories told by the Potato Face Blind Man. 2, Two stories about bugs and eggs. 3, Five stories about Hatrack the horse, six pigeons, three wild Babylonian baboons, six umbrellas, Bozo the button buster. 4, Two stories about four boys who had different dreams. 5, Two stories told by the Potato Face Blind Man about two girls with red hearts. 6, Three stories about moonlight, pigeons, bees, Egypt, Jesse james, Spanish onions, the queen of the cracked heads, the king of the paper sacks. 7, Two stories out the tall grass. 8, Two stories out of Oklahoma and Nebraska. 9, One story about big people now and little people long ago. 10, Three stories about the letter X and how it got into the alphabet.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The face -- On the Somme -- Réchoussat's Christmas -- Lieutenant Dauche -- The projects of Cousin -- The lady in green -- In the vineyard -- Regulating -- The fleshmongers -- Love and Ponceau -- A burial -- Numbers -- Discipline -- Cuvelier the cuirassier -- Revaud's room -- Civilization.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. Findings and recommendations.--v. 2. America's health status, needs and resources.--v. 3. America's health status, needs and resources; a statistical index.--v. 4. Financing a health program for America.--v. 5. The people speak; excerpts from regional public hearings on health.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The dog beneath the skin. -- The ascent of F6.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Bengali urban growth and village life -- Chittagong Hill tribes -- Panjabi Village life -- Panjabi urban society -- Pathans of the Pesha War Valley -- Pathans of the tribal area -- Woman in West Pakistan.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The silence of Colonel Bramble (translation of Les Silences de Colonel Bramble. Translated by Thurfrida Wake ; verses translated by Wilfrid Jackson. First published in Great Britain in 1919. ) -- The discourses of Doctor O'Grady (Translation of Les discours du Dr O'Grady. Translated by Jules Castier and Ronald Boswell. First published in Great Britain in 1921)".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. From the tenth century to the close of the eighteenth century -- v. 2. The nineteenth century.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Dante: vita, opere, fortuna.--Una nuova vita di Dante.--Francesca da Rimini.--Il canto di Farinata.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Wales under Henry VII, by Caroline A.J. Skeel.--Cardinal Morton's Register, by Rev. C. Jenkins.--The Abbott Trithemius, by R.W. Seton-Watson.--The political conceptions of Luther, by J.W. Allen.--Bodin and the genesis of the doctrine of sovereignty, by F.J.C. Hearnshaw.--William Thomas: a forgotten clerk of the Privy Council, by E.R. Adair.--The Lancastrian constitution, by T.F.T. Plucknett.--The destruction of sanctuary, by Isobel D. Thornley.--The political influence of the 'north parts' under the later Tudors, by Rachel R. Reid.--Tudor reforms in the royal household, by A.P. Newton.--The Commons' privilege of free speech in Parliament, by J.E. Neale.--The transformation of London, by Eliza J. Davis.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Grace abounding to the chief of sinners.--A relation of the imprisonment of Mr. John Bunyan.--A continuation of Mr. Bunyan's life.--The life and death of Mr. Badman.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Civil war nurse, 1863-1865.--School-teacher in the South, 1866-1868.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Includes the whole of Le parti pris des choses and a selection of poems from the author's other works.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. Théocrite.--II. Pseudo-Théocrite. Moschos. Bion; divers.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Contents.-Prometheus the firegiver, a mask in the Greek manner.-Demeter, a mask.-Eros and psyche.-The growth of love.-Shorter poems.-New poems.-Later poems.-Poems in classical prosody.-October, and other poems.-New verse.-Two pieces written after the war.-Index of titles and first lines.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Poems from Doveglion / Villa, Jose Garcia -- Like the Molave / R. Zulueta Da Costa -- Testament in mid-passage / R.T. Feria -- Memorial to America / C.B. Rigor -- The metaphysical hour / Cecilio Baroga [pseud.] -- Chorus for America / Carlos Bulosan .".
- catalog tableOfContents "Evening primrose -- Witch's money -- Green thoughts -- Mary -- Rope enough -- Thus I refute Beelzy -- Variation on a theme -- The frog prince -- Special delivery -- Half-way to hell -- Collaboration -- The right side -- Night! Youth! Paris! And the moon! -- Another American tragedy -- Bottle party -- The devil, George, and Rosie -- Squirrels have bright eyes -- Possession of Angela Bradshaw -- The invisible dove-dance of Strathpheen Island -- The chaser.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1635-1648 -- 1649-1653 -- 1654-1658.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Meek, C. K. The changing cultures of West Africa. Administration and cultural change.--Macmillan, W. M. African development. Political and social reconstruction; the peculiar case of the Gold coast colony.--Hussey, E. R. J. The role of education in assisting the people of West Africa to adjust themselves to the changing conditions due to European contacts.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Les manuscrits du Supplément et principes de l'édition. Thèmes et structures. La forme littéraire.--Supplément au Voyage de Bougainville: Jugement du Voyage de Bougainville. Les adieux du vieillard. L'entretien de l'Aumonier et d'Orou. Suite du dialogue entre A. et B.--Appendice.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. A Moosehead journal.--Cambridge thirty years ago.--Leaves from my journal in Italy and elsewhere.--Keats.--Library of old authors.--Emerson the lecturer.--Thoreau.--v. 2. New England two centuries ago.--Carlyle.--Swinburne's Tragedies.--The life and letters of James Gates Percival.--Lessing.--Rousseau and the sentimentalists.--A great public character.--Witchcraft.--v. 3. Shakespeare once more.--Dryden.--My garden acquaintance.--On a certain condescension in foreigners.--A good word for winter.--Chaucer.--v. 4. Pope.--Milton.--Dante.--Spenser.--Wordsworth.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The sanctuary / by R.M. Dawkins -- Pottery / by J.P. Droop -- Architectural terra-cottas / by W.S. George and A.M. Woodward -- Terracotta figurines / by R.M. Dawkins -- Terracotta masks / by G. Dickins -- Limestone reliefs / by R.M. Dawkins -- Bronzes / by J.P. Droop -- Ivory and bone / by R.M. Dawkins -- Lead figurines / by A.J.B. Wace -- Inscriptions / by A.M. Woodward -- Miscellaneous finds / by several contributors -- The cult of Orthia / by H.J. Rose.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Emily Dickinson, by D. Donoghue.--Edwin Arlington Robinson, by L. Coxe.--Marianne Moore, by J. Garrigue.--Conrad Aiken, by R. Denney.--E. E. Cummings, by E. Triem.--Hart Crane, by M. K. Spears.--Selected bibliographies (p. 235-248)".
- catalog tableOfContents "Carlos Pellegrini.--Julio A. Roca.--Adolfo Alsina.--Leandro N. Alem.--Don Bernardo de Irigoyen.--José Luis Murature.--Domingo F. Sarmiento.--Roque Sáenz Peña.--Indalecio Gómez.--Nicolás Avellaneda.--David Peña.--Dardo Rocha.--Eduardo Costa.--Bartolomé Mitre.--Antonio Bermejo.--Juan Manuel de Rosas.--Bernardino Rivadavia.".