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- catalog tableOfContents "Elinor Wylie -- Ezra Pound -- T.S. Eliot -- Hart Crane -- E.E. Cummings -- W.H. Auden -- Louis MacNeice -- Stephen Spender -- Dylan Thomas.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Oliver Goldsmith -- William Cowper -- Robert Burns -- George Crabbe -- William Blake -- William Wordsworth -- Samuel Taylor Coleridge -- Charles Lamb -- Sir Walter Scott -- Walter Savage Landor -- Thomas Moore -- Lord Byron Percy Bysshe Shelley -- John Keats -- Leigh Hunt George Darley -- Thomas Lovell Beddoes -- John Clare -- William Cullen Bryant -- Edgar Allan Poe -- Alfred Tennyson -- Robert Browning -- Elizabeth Barrett Browning -- Arthur Hugh Clough -- Henry Wadsworth Longfellow -- Ralph Waldo Emerson -- Matthew Arnold -- Dante Gabriel Rossetti -- Christina Rossetti -- Walt Whitman -- George Meredith -- William Morris -- A.C. Swinburne -- Edward Lear -- Lewis Carroll -- Emily Dickinson -- Bret Harte -- Gerald Manley Hopkins -- Francis Thompson -- Thomas Hardy -- R.L. Stevenson -- A.E. Houseman -- Robert Bridges -- Rudyard Kipling -- Edward Arlington Robinson -- W.B. Yeats -- Edward Thomas -- Vachel Lindsay -- Robert Frost -- D.H. Lawrence -- Rupert Brooke -- Wilfred Owen -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Sir Thomas Wyatt -- Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey -- Richard Edwards -- George Gascoigne -- Edward de Vere, Earl of Oxford -- Sir Philip Sidney -- Sir Edward Dyer -- Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke -- Nicholas Breton -- Christopher Marlowe -- Sir Walter Ralegh -- Edmund Spenser -- William Shakespeare -- Samuel Daniel -- Michael Drayton -- George Chapman -- George Peele -- Thomas Nashe -- Thomas Dekker -- John Webster -- Thomas Campion -- Ben Jonson -- Richard Corbet -- John Donne -- George Herbert -- Richard Crashaw -- Henry Vaughn -- Thomas Traherne -- Andrew Marvell -- Robert Herrick -- Thomas Carew -- Sir John Suckling -- Richard Lovelace -- John Milton -- Edmund Waller -- John Dryden -- John Pomfret -- Thomas Parnell -- Matthew Prior -- John Gay -- Jonathan Swift -- Alexander Pope -- George Berkeley -- Henry Carey -- Matthew Green -- John Dyer -- James Thomson -- Isaac Watts -- Charles Wesley -- William Shenstone -- William Collins -- Thomas Gray -- Samuel Johnson -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "American archaeology and general anthropological theory -- pt. 1. An operational basis for cutlure-historical integration. Archaeological unit concepts -- Archaeological integration -- pt. 2. Historical-developmental interpretation. The historical-developmental approach in American archaeology -- Lithic stage -- Archaic stage -- Formative stage -- Classic stage -- Postclassic stage.".
- catalog tableOfContents "A taste of honey, by S. Delaney.--The hostage, by B. Behan.--Roots, by A. Wesker.--Serjeant Musgrave's dance, by J. Arden.--One way pendulum, by N.F. Simpson.--The caretaker, by H. Pinter.--Plays for the people, by J. Littlewood.--The right to fail, by G. Devine.--Let battle commence! By A. Wesker.--Writing for the theatre, by H. Pinter.--Building the play, by J. Arden.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Thomas Heywood, by J.A. Symonds.--A woman killed with kindness.--The fair maid of the West.--The English traveller.--The wise woman of Hogsdon.--The rape of Lucrece.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Every man in his humour.--Sejanus.--Volpone; of, The Fox.--The alchemist.--Bartholomew fair.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Poeticall blossomes -- Piramus and Thisbe -- Sylva -- Loves riddle -- The Puritan and the Papist -- The guardian -- A proposition for the advancement of experimental philosophy -- Cutter of Coleman-Street -- A discourse by way of vision, concerning the government of Oliver Cromwell -- Several discourses by way of essays, in verse and prose -- A poem on the Civil War.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: I. Biographical. -- II. Text and canon. -- III. Chronological order of the poems. -- Epigrammatum sacrorum liber. -- Steps to the temple. -- The delights of the muses. -- Steps to the temple [Poems added in 1648] -- The delights of the muses [Poems added in 1648] -- Carmen Deo Nostro. -- A verse-letter. -- Poems from manuscripts: I. Poems included in previous editions. -- II. Poems not included in previous editions. -- Appendix: I. Poems probably spurious. -- II. Biographical documents. -- Commentary.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The life and times of Aphra Behn -- The dramatist: early plays -- The dramatist: mid-career -- The dramatist: late, posthumous, and doubtful plays -- The dramatist: sources -- The poet -- The translator -- The novelist -- Summing up: Aphra Behn, 1689-1967.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1 Prefatory note. There is no natural religion. All religions are one. The marriage of heaven and hell. Visions of the daughters of Albion. A song of liberty. America. Europe. The book of Urizen. The book of Los Ahania. The song of Los. The four Zoas. Milton. Jerusalem. On Homer's poetry; On Virgil. Laocoŏn. The ghost of Able.--v. 2. Preface. General introduction. Index of symbols. Appendices: The book of Thel. Tiriel. Notes to Reynold's Discourses. Descriptive catalogue of pictures. 1800. Prose from the Rossetti ms. Table of substituted capitals. Index to foot-notes, & c.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Problemas de literatura española.--El marqués de Santillana.--Cervantes de Salazar como humanista.--El "Quijote": aproximaciones.--La "poética invisible" de Lope de Vega.--Góngora y la historia de la crítica.--La poesía española en el siglo XIX.--Técnica y estilo de "El sombrero de tres picos."--Campoamor, precursor de T.S. Eliot.--Sobre la técnica novelística de Galdós.--Los géneros literarios en la obra de Unamuno.--Pío Baroja, ensayista.--La filosofía de Ortega en sus mocedades.--En torno a un poema de Autonio Machado.--Notas en torno a Antonio Machado.--Itinerario poético de Damaso Alonso.--Fray Luis de León, "fuente" de Aleixandre.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Baroja como tema.--Nuevo asedio al Noventa y ocho.--Medicina y literatura.".
- catalog tableOfContents "t. 1. Estudio histórico y crítico.--t. 2. Antologías.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Aubrey Williams -- The "frail China jar" and the rude hand of chaos / Murray Krieger -- Pope's Eloisa to Abelard : an interpretation / Henry Pettit -- Virtue and passion : the dialectic of Eloisa to Abelard / Brendan O Hehir -- Doctrinal to an age : notes towards a revaluation of Pope's Essay on man / J.M. Cameron -- Pope's Essay on man : the rhetorical structure of Epistle I / R.E. Hughes -- Alexander Pope's Universal prayer / R.W. Rogers -- The prince of Wales's set of Pope's works / V.A. Dearing -- The role of time in Alexander Pope's Epistle to a lady / Rebecca Price Parkin -- Pope and "The weighty bullion of Dr. Donne's satires" / Ian Jack -- The country house poem of the Seventeenth century / G.R. Hibbard -- Pope's To Bathurst and the Madevillian state / Paul J. Alpers -- Pope and Addison / Norman Ault -- Pope as textual critic : a bibliographical study of his Horatian text / Lillian Bloom -- Pope's poetical manuscripts /".
- catalog tableOfContents "John Butt -- Patterns of imagery in Pope's Arbuthnot / Elias F. Mengel, Jr. -- Pope, the Byzantine empress, and Walpole's whore / James M. Osborn -- The "Romanticism" of Pope's Horace / G.K. Hunter -- Pope and the satiric adversary / John M. Aden -- Pope's Iliad : a new document / Norman Callan -- The development of Pope's Iliad preface : a study of the manuscript / Douglas Knight -- The "arsenal" proof sheets of Pope's Illiad : a third report / R.M. Schmitz -- Landscape painting effects in Pope's Homer / David Ridgley Clark -- "The dull duty of an editor" / James R. Sutherland -- The importance of Pope's letters / D.F. Bond -- Brutus : Pope's last hero / Donald T. Torchiana -- The Dunciad / R.H. Griffith -- The Dunciad, Book IV / George Sherburn -- Pope's social satire : belles-lettres and business / Hugo M. Reichard -- Light and nature : a reading of the Dunciad / Thomas R. Edwards, Jr. --".
- catalog tableOfContents "Pope / F.R. Leavis -- Alexander Pope / W.H. Auden -- "A grace beyond the reach of art" / Samuel Holt Monk -- One relation of rhyme to reason : Alexander Pope / W.K. Wimsatt, Jr. -- Pope / Austin Warren -- Pope's grotto : the maze of fancy / Frederick Bracher -- On Pope's "Horiticultural romanticism" / A.L. Altenbernd -- An allusion to Europe : Dryden and the poetic tradition / Reuben Brower -- Pope in Arcady : the theme of Et in Arcadia ego in his pastorals / Georgio Melchiori -- Pope's Ode for musick / Earl R. Wasserman -- Pope on wit : the essay on criticism / Edward Niles Hooker -- Wit in the Essay on criticism / William Empson -- The unity of Pope's Essay on criticism / Arthur Fenner, Jr. -- Windsor forest and William III / J.R. Moore -- The case of Miss Arabella Fermor : a re-examination / Cleanth Brooks -- The rape of the lock and Pope's Homer / William Frost -- The 'fall" of China and The rape of the lock /".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Dunciad and the plot of satire / Alvin B. Kernan -- The "New World" of Pope's Dunciad / H.H. Erskine-Hill -- Reason and the grotesque : Pope's Dunciad / Tony Tanner.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part I: The general literary tradition -- Periodicals -- Moralists in prose -- The picturesque -- Drama and Poetry -- Part II: The tradition in the novel -- The beginnings -- The feminist tradition -- Other influences.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Home and school -- Oxford -- London and Cambridge -- The poetry : A Shropshire lad, Last poems, and translations -- The posthumous poetry -- Literary tastes and influences : the Bible -- Literary tastes and influences -- Shakespeare, Heine, and Lucretius -- Retrospect and summing -up.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The author's progenitors -- Childhood -- School-days -- School-days (continued) -- Youth -- Playgoing and volunteers -- Essays in criticism -- Suffering and reflection -- The "examiner" -- Literary acquaintance -- Political characters -- Literary warfare -- The regent and the "examiner" -- Imprisonment -- Free again -- Shelley in England -- Keats, Lamb, and Coleridge -- Voyage to Italy -- Return to first acquaintance with Lord Byron and Thomas Moore -- Lord Byron in Italy -- Shelley -- Pisa -- Genoa -- Florence -- Bacchus in Tuscany -- the Venus de' Medici -- and Italy in general -- Return to England -- At home in England -- Literary projects -- Play-writing -- conclusion -- Life drawing towards its close.".
- catalog tableOfContents "bk. I. The book of Yea.--bk. II. The book of Nay.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- Political theory -- The writer in many roles -- Novels and plays -- History for children and adults -- Conclusion.".
- catalog tableOfContents "V. 1. Unknown -- v. 2. Famous -- v. 3. Sunset.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The end of Napoleon -- Talleyrand -- Metternich -- Princes Lieven -- 1848: seed-plot of history -- Nationality and liberty -- The first Mountebank dictator -- Une amitie amoureuse -- Men who foundered into war -- The downfall of the Habsburg monarchy -- Basic factors in nineteenth-century European history -- The German finale to an epoch in history.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Heritage: the golden leopards -- Academic: the hidden tutors -- Adventure: a taste of trouble -- Medical: the respectable top-hat. with manuscripts -- Disillusionment: the thinning of the dreams -- Sunrise: the triumph of detection -- Tragedy: "we must take what fate sends' -- Exile: Boney's warriors -- and the Dervishes -- Romance: Jean Leckie -- Warning: bugle on the Veldt -- Victorian: The end of an era -- Honour: "I believe such statements to be lies" -- Dilemma: how a champion refused to be knighted, and what came of it -- Groping: the doubts of all this world -- Detective: the great Wyrley mystery -- Arcadian: Windlesham, with interludes of the theater -- Fantasia: sport, beards, and murder -- Shadows: now came danger! -- Royal tour: the peak of success -- Chaos: but the groping ended -- Crusade: the last battle -- The beginning.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Biographical -- Juvenilia -- Travel books -- Essays -- Poems -- Plays -- Short stories -- Novels and romances -- Conclusion.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The tale of Chloe -- The house on the beach -- Farina -- The case of General Ople and Lady Camper.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. Ideas of good and evil: What is 'popular poetry'? -- Speaking to the psaltery -- Magic -- The happiest of the poets -- The philosophy of Shelley's poetry -- At Stratford-on-Avon -- William Blake and the imagination -- William Blake and his illustrations to the Divine comedy -- Symbolism in painting -- The symbolism of poetry -- The theatre -- The Celtic element in literature -- The autumn of the body -- The moods -- The body of the Father Christian Rosencrux -- The return of Ulysses -- Ireland and the arts -- The Galway plains -- Emotion of multitude -- 2. The cutting of an agate: Certain noble plays of Japan -- The tragic theatre -- Poetry and tradition -- Discoveries -- Preface to the first edition of The well of the saints -- Preface to the first edition of John M. Synge's Poems and translations -- J.M. Synge and the Ireland of his time -- John Shawe-Taylor -- Art and ideas -- Edmund Spenser -- [3.] later essays and introduction: Gitanjali -- Bishop Berkeley -- My friend's book -- Prometheus unbound -- An Indian monk -- Louis Lambert -- The holy mountain -- DtThe Mandukya Upanishad -- Parnell -- Modern poetry -- A general introduction for my work -- An introduction for my plays.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Typhoon -- Amy Foster -- Falk : a reminiscence -- To-morrow.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Imperialism versus nationalism -- The beginnings of controversy -- The historians and imperialism -- The search for a formula -- Hobson and the theory of economic imperialism -- Socialistic theories of imperialism: Marxian background -- Development of the theories of capitalist imperialism: the neo-marxists -- Capitalism and socialism in a new perspective -- Imperialism and war as political phenomena.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. We were dancing. The astonished heart. "Red peppers."--II. Hands across the sea. Fumed oak. Shadow play.--III. Ways and means. Still life. Family album.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Parable House -- Young men and maidens -- War and rumours of war -- Joyce -- Early reactions -- The shadow falls on the Parable House -- The shadow lengthens -- Sensible arrangements -- Ichabod -- Temporis Act1 -- Eminent men -- Grub street -- Stock-taking.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The first and the last.--A stoic.--The apple tree.--The juryman.--Indian summer of a Forsyte.".
- catalog tableOfContents "De descriptione temporum -- The literary impact of the authorised version -- Hamlet : the prince or the poem? -- Kipling's world -- Sir Walter Scott -- Lilies that fester -- Psycho-analysis and literary criticism -- The inner ring -- Is theology poetry -- Transposition -- On obstinacy in belief -- The weight of glory.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. From Papers From Lilliput -- II. From I For One -- III. From Figures in Modern Literature -- IV. From The English Comic Characters -- V. From Open House -- VI. From Ages and Angels -- VII. From The Balconinny -- VIII. From Self-Selected Essays -- IX. From Delight -- X. From Thoughts in the wilderness -- From the Saturday Evening Post -- XII. From The Moments and Other Pieces -- XIII. From The New Statesman.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Pull back the green curtains, by R. G. Hogan.--The visiting house, by M. Molloy.--Design for a headstone, by S. Byrne.--Song of the anvil, by B. MacMahon.--Copperfaced Jack, by J. O'Donovan.--Sharon's grave, by J. B. Keane.--Many young men of twenty, by J. B. Keane.--The ice goddess, by J. Douglas.".
- catalog tableOfContents "My revelations as a spy.--Father Knickerbocker--a fantasy.--The prophet in our midst.--Personal adventures in the spirit world.--The sorrows of a summer guest.--To nature and back again.--The cave man as he is.--Ideal interviews.--The new education.--The errors of Santa Claus.--Lost in New York.--This strenuous age.--The old, old story of how five men went fishing.--Back from the land.--The perplexity column.--Simple stories of success; or, How to succeed in life.--In dry Toronto.--Merry Christmas.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Plato.--Aristotle and Greek science.--Francis Bacon.--Spinoza.--Voltaire and the French enlightenment.--Immanuel Kant and German idealism.--Schopenhauer.--Herbert Spencer.--Friedrich Nietzsche.--Contemporary European philosophers.--Contemporary American philosophers.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Moore's theory of sense-data -- The expression theory of art -- Descartes' skepticism of the senses -- Variations on a theme by Mr. Costello -- Naturalism -- Descartes' evil genius -- The mystery of time -- Reflections on Moore's recent book -- "On many occasions I have in sleep been deceived" -- The Blue Book -- The terms of ordinary language are ...".
- catalog tableOfContents "Learning under the Macedonians in the ninth and tenth centuries -- The background of the eleventh-century revival of learning -- The reopening of the University of Constantinople in 1045 -- Michael Psellus as philosopher -- John Italus and the other Comnenian heretics -- The scholars of the Comnenian period -- Ecclesiastical organization -- The patriarchs (867-1185) -- The place of monasticism in the Byzantine polity -- The Byzantine monastery -- An eleventh-century mystic, Symeon the Young.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Pt. 1. Thales to Plato.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. A dash of ire -- 2. Political games -- 3. Political people -- 4. Letters from an editor -- 5. Purely personal -- 6. Face of the land -- 7. Windows on the world -- 8. America : a place in the sun -- 9. A few asides -- 10. Bulls and bears -- 11. A Whig on Wall Street -- 12. L'envoi.".
- catalog tableOfContents "[1] Thales to St. Thomas.--[2] Bacon to Kant.".
- catalog tableOfContents "v. 1. Poems: 1906. The listeners. Motley.--v. 2. Songs of childhood. Peacock pie.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Classical scepticism -- a polemical introduction -- The misconception -- The history of classical scepticism : The pre-academics. The academics. The post-academics. Sextus Empiricus -- Scepticism : from Outlines of Pyrrhonism -- Books I, II, III -- On man : from Against the logicians, book I -- On God : from Outlines of Pyrrhonism, book III. From Against the physicists, book I -- A brief critical bibliography of Greek scepticism.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Basil Willey: a tribute / H. Butterfield -- Francis Bacon / A. Righter -- Thomas Hobbes / R.L. Brett -- John Locke and the rhetoric of the Second treatise / T. Redpath -- Shaftesbury's horses of instruction / J.B. Broadbent -- Berkeley and the style of dialogue / D. Davie -- Joseph Butler / G. Watson -- David Hume: reasoning and experience / R. Williams -- Radical prose in the late eighteenth century / Hodgart -- Wordsworth and the empirical philosophers / H.S. Davies -- Coleridge and the Victorians / G. Hough -- Newman and the romantic sensibility / J. Beer -- John Stuart Mill / N. Annan -- Matthew Arnold and the continental idea / H. Straumann -- Joseph Conrad: alienation and commitment / I. Watt -- English and some Christian traditions / J. Holloway.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Bibl.p.671-688.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Man: Clan behind the crown, 1561-1573 -- My province, all knowledge, 1573-1593 -- Eat not your own heart, 1593-1603 -- Man of action, 1603-1626 -- Mind: Sacred and philosophical paraphrase -- Playmaker -- Chrysalis to essays -- Essays -- Apologist -- Book of conduct for the royalty -- Biographer -- Advancement of learning divine and humane -- Cogitata et visa and de sapientia veterum -- Novum organum -- Great renewal of learning -- Political strategist and scientist -- Man of law -- Scientific utopia: New Atlantis -- Godspeed, Francis Bacon.".
- catalog tableOfContents "[1.] Philosophical essays: Searchers after reality: Bax ; Haldane ; De Gaultier -- Notes on the Bologna Congress -- Notes on Bergson -- [2.] Literary criticism: A lecture on modern poetry -- Notes on language and style -- [3.] Essays on art: Mr. Epstein and the critics -- Modern art: The Grafton Group ; A preface note and neo-realism ; The London Group ; Mr. David Bomberg's show -- [4.] Diary from the trenches -- [5.] Essays on war: On liberty -- Inevitability inapplicable -- [6.] Further speculations: The kind of rubbish we oppose -- Why are we in favour of this war -- The framework of Europe -- North Staffs resents Mr. Russell's rejoinder -- North Staffs continues where he left off -- [7.] Appendixes and index: Bertrand Russell's replies -- Poems and fragments -- A bibliography of Hulmes' writings -- A selected bibliography of criticism on Hulme.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Preface to Georg Simmel's Fragments, Posthumous Essays, and Publications of His Last Years / Gertrud Kantorowicz -- Structure of Simmel's social thought / Donald N. Levine -- Form and content in Simmel's philosophy of life / Rudolph H. Weingartner -- Formal sociology / F.H. Tenbruck -- Simmel's image of society / Hugh Dalziel Duncan -- Some aspects of Simmel's conception of the individual / Matthew Lipman -- Simmel's sociology of power: the architecture of politics / E.V. Walter -- Time and thought of the young Simmel / Paul Honigsheim.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Simmel in German sociology / Heinz Maus -- Georg Simmel's influence on Japanese thought / Masamichi Shimmei -- On Simmel's Philosophy of Money / Howard Becker -- Note from a student of Simmel's / Arthur Salz.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The possibility of error. -- Individuality and freedom. -- The temporal and the eternal. -- The conception of immortality. -- Loyalty and religion. -- The idea of the universal community. -- The moral burden of the individual. -- The realm of grace. -- Time and guilt. -- Atonement.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Shaker craftsmanship; its cultural background -- Shaker furniture; its essential character -- Craftsmen of the sect -- Shaker houses and shops.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Marx in changing perspective -- Part I: The philosophical background -- I. The self as god in German philosophy -- II. History as god's self-realization -- III. The dialectic of aggrandizement -- Part II: From Hegel to Marx -- IV. Philosophy revolts against the world -- V. Metaphysics as esoteric psychology -- VI. Marx and Feuerbach -- VII. The rise of philosophical communism -- Part III: Original Marxism -- VIII. Working man as world creator -- IX. Alienation and money-worship -- X. Communism: the self regained -- Part IV: Mature Marxism -- XI. Two Marxisms or one? -- XII. The new materialism -- XIII. Division of labour and communism -- XIV. The world as labour and capital -- XV. The myth and the problem of conduct -- Conclusion: Marx and the present age.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: what is logic? -- Logic and language -- Meaning and definition -- Logical division and classification -- Propositions -- Relations between propositions -- The categorical syllogism -- Hypothetical, alternative, disjunctive arguments, and dilemma -- Extrasyllogistic and relational arguments -- Formal, semantic, and material fallacies -- The nature of scientific knowledge -- Observation and classification: hypotheses, confirmation -- Causal connection and methods of experimental inquiry -- Probability -- Measurement and statistical methods -- Logic and scientific methods in legal thinking -- Fallacies of induction and scientific methods.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Prologue : the nature of philosophical thinking -- Religious beliefs -- The existence of God -- Immortality and the problem of evil -- Faith and reason -- Perception -- Empirical knowledge -- Necessary truth -- Meaning and intuition -- The physical world -- Living matter -- Human nature -- Ethical judgment -- Epilogue : on seeing things as a whole.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Chard Powers Smith -- Warren Hunting Smith -- Alexander McGinn Stewart -- John Tebbel -- Keith Jennison -- Harold W. Thompson -- Arthur Train -- Rexford G. Tugwell -- Mark Twain -- Artemus Ward -- Charles Dudley Warner -- John V. A. Weaver -- Edgar Noyes Westcott -- Edith Wharton -- William Chapman White -- Nathaniel Parker Willis -- Frances Wright".
- catalog tableOfContents "Samuel Hopkins Adams -- Helen E. Allen -- Margaret Armstrong -- Brooks Atkinson -- Oriana Atkinson -- Irving Bacheller -- Romeyn Berry -- Henry Beston -- Morris Bishop -- Fredrika Bremer -- William Cullen Bryant -- Roger Burlingame -- John Burroughs -- Earl Conrad -- James Fenimore Cooper -- Judge Cooper -- Jesse Cornplanter -- J. Hector St. John de Crevecoeur -- George William Curtis -- Daniel Denton -- Charles Dickens -- Theodore Dreiser -- Max Eastman -- Marion Edey -- Walter D. Edmonds -- James Thomas Flexner -- Harold Frederic -- Edmund Gilligan -- Oliver Goldsmith -- Mrs. Grant -- William Harlan Hale -- Mrs. Basil Hall -- Robert Hall -- Chester Harding -- Alden Hatch -- Harlan Hatcher -- Nathaniel Hawthorne -- Codman Hislop -- Marietta Holley -- Paul Horgan -- Washington Irving -- Henry James -- Louis C. Jones -- Robert Juet -- Walter Guest Kellogg -- Rudyard Kipling -- La Marquise de la Tour de Pin -- A. J. Liebling -- Russell Lynes -- Henry Noble MacCracken -- Phyllis McGinley -- Guy H. McMaster -- Herman Melville -- Arch Merrill -- Edna St. Vincent Millay -- Thomas Moore -- Tom Morris -- The Reverend Dr. Murdoch -- Charles Norman -- Pierrepont B. Noyes -- Francis Parkman -- Bellamy Partridge -- Edmund Pearson -- John Pell -- Tyrone Power -- John Cowper Powys -- Flecher Pratt -- Red Jacket -- Jessie B. Rittenhouse -- Clinton Scollard -- James E. Seaver".
- catalog tableOfContents "Science and wisdom -- Reflections on moral philosophy -- Appendix: Reply to new objections.".
- catalog tableOfContents "What is man? -- Personal ethics -- Social and political philosophy -- The meaning of religion for man -- A world-view.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Confucianism ; Taoism / Lewis Hodous -- Hinduism / J.C. Archer -- Buddhism / A.K. Reischauer -- Shintoism / D.C. Holtom -- Islam / E.J. Jurji -- Judaism / A.A. Neuman -- Eastern Orthodoxy / J.L. Hromádka -- Roman Catholicism / G.G. Walsh -- Protestantism / J.A. Mackay.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1st ser. Science and religion.--2nd ser. Experience and interpretation.".
- catalog tableOfContents "V. 1. The data of ethics -- The inductions of ethics -- The ethics of individual life -- v. 2. Justice -- Negative beneficence -- Positive beneficence -- Appendices.".
- catalog tableOfContents "pt. 1. The logic of heuristic decision making / H.A. Simon. Comments / R. Binkley & N.D. Belnap, Jr. Reply / H.A. Simon -- pt. 2. Semantic foundations for the logic of preference / N. Rescher. Comments / A.R. Anderson & R. Ackermann. Reply / N. Rescher -- pt. 3. The logical form of action sentences / D. Davidson. Comments / E.J. Lemmon, H.-N. Castaneda & R.M. Chisholm. Reply / D. Davidson -- The logic of action : a sketch / G.H. von Wright. Comments / R.M. Chisholm & J. Robison. Reply / G.H. von Wright -- The formal analysis of normative systems / A.R. Anderson -- Aspects of action / N. Rescher.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introductory -- 1. A sample ethical theory -- 2. Moore and the naturalistic fallacy -- 3. The development of ethical intuitionism -- 4. The naturalistic rejoinder -- 5. The emotive theory -- 6. The psychology of conduct and the concept of obligation -- 7. Moral freedom, guilt, and responsibility -- 8. The problem of justification.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Describing and prescribing. Descriptive meaning ; Principles ; 'Ought' and 'can' ; Backsliding -- Moral reasoning. A moral argument ; Utilitarianism ; Ideals ; Toleration and fanaticism -- From theory to practice. Logic and morals ; A practical example.".
- catalog tableOfContents "A memorial for Thomas Cecil (1561); Certain precepts for the well ordering of a man's life (ca. 1584). By William Cecil, Lord Burghley.--Sir Walter Raleigh's instructions to his son and to posterity.--Advice to a son, or, Directions for your better conduct through various and most important encounters of this life. By Francis Osborne.".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. The ancient Near Eastern background -- The cosmic center in Mesopotamia -- The mountain in Egypt -- The cosmic mountain among the Hurrians and Hittites -- II. The cosmic mountain in Canaan -- El -- Baal -- Mot's dwelling -- Anat -- Koshar wa-Khasis -- Glyptic evidence -- III. The cosmic mountain in the Old Testament -- The Genesis traditions -- Sinai traditions -- Zion traditions -- Archaic traditions other than those concerning Zion -- Cosmic mountain symbolism in the Solomonic Temple -- IV. The cosmic center in intertestamental literature -- Conclusion.".
- catalog tableOfContents "26. Ignorance -- 27. Karma -- 28. Consciousness -- 29. Name and form -- 30. The six organs of sense -- 31. Contact -- 32. Sensation -- 33. Desire -- 34. Attachment -- 35. Existence -- 36. Birth -- 37. Discussion of dependant origination -- Chapter III. Karma and rebirth -- 38. Be a friend to yourself -- 39. The cause of inequality in the world -- 40. Fruitful and barren karma -- 41. The death of Moggallana -- 42. Good and bad karma -- 43. How to obtain wealth, beauty, and social position -- 44. The round of existence -- 45. Cause of rebirth -- 46. Is this to be my last existence? -- 47. Rebirth is not transmigration -- 48. Reflections on existence -- 49. Different kinds of death -- 50. How existence in hell is possible -- 51. Death's messengers, the "three warnings" -- 52. The ass in the lion's skin -- 53. The devoted wife -- 54. Friendship -- 55. Virtue is its own reward -- 56. The hare-mark in the moon -- Chapter IV. Meditation and nirvana -- 57. The way of purity -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "58. Concentration -- 59. The thirty one grades of being -- 60. The forty subjects of meditation -- 61. The earth kasina -- 62. Beauty is but skin deep -- 63. The conversion of animals -- 64. Love for animals -- 65. The six high powers -- 66. Spiritual law in the natural world -- 67. Going further and faring worse -- 68. Sariputta and the two demons -- 69. World cycles -- 70. Wisdom -- 71. The summum bonum -- 72. Mara as plowman -- 73. The fire sermon -- 74. The four intent contemplations -- 75. The attainment of the paths -- 76. Nirvana to be attained at death -- 77. The attainment of nirvana by Godhika -- 78. The trance of cessation -- 79. The attainment of nirvana -- Chapter V. The order -- 80. Conduct -- 81. The admission and ordination ceremonies -- 82. The serpent who wanted to be a priest -- 83. The Buddhist confession of priests -- 84. The order receive leave to dwell in houses -- 85. Residence during the rainy season -- 86. The mendicant deal -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "87. The value of training in religion -- 88. The colorless life -- 89. Can the saint suffer? -- 90. The body is an open sore -- 91. Heaven and the highest good -- 92. The saints superior to the gods -- 93. The anger eating demon -- 94. Contentment is riches -- 95. The story of a priest -- 96. The young stone thrower -- 97. "And hate not his father and mother" -- 98. No Buddhist should commit suicide- -- 99. The admission of women to the order -- 100. A family of magicians -- 101. The story of Visakha -- 102. The Buddhist apocalypse.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Chapter I. Introductory discourse -- 1. The story of Sumedha -- 2. A list of former Buddhas -- 3. The characteristics of a future Buddha -- 4. The birth of the Buddha -- 5. The young Gotamid Prince -- 6. The great retirement -- 7. The great struggle -- 8. The attainment of Buddhaship -- 9. First events after the attainment of Buddhaship -- 10. The conversion of Sariputta and Moggallana -- 11. The Buddha's daily habits -- 12. The death of the Buddha -- Chapter II. Sentient existence -- Introductory discourse -- 13. Questions which tend not to edification -- 14. King Milinda and Nagasena come to an understanding -- 15. There is no ego -- 16. All signs of an ego are absent -- 17. No continuous personal identity -- 18. The mind less permanent than the body -- 19. What is unity or one? -- 20. Analysis of the human bing -- 21. The composition of the body -- 22. On getting angry -- 23. The origin and cessation of the human being -- 24. Inanimate nature -- 25. The middle doctrine -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Nativistic-religious movements in Africa -- The Peyote cult -- Other prophetic movements in North America -- Religious movements in Central and South America -- Messianic movements in Melanesia -- Messianic movements in Polynesia -- Messianic movements in Asia and Indonesia.".
- catalog tableOfContents "How old is Greek mythology? -- Mycenaean centers and mythological centers -- Heracles -- Olympus.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- Survey of civilization in the twelfth century -- The civilization as reflected in philosophy -- The great awakening of philosophy in the thirteenth century -- Unifying and cosmopolitan tendencies -- Optimism and impersonality -- Scholastic philosophy and the religious spirit -- Intellectualism -- A pluralistic conception of the world -- Individualism and social philosophy -- The theory of the state -- The conception of human progress -- Philosophy and national temperament in the thirteenth century -- Epilogue.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Ahura Mazdah's Veneration of other deities -- The Fravashis -- Vayu -- Vayu and Zurvan -- The Khwarenah -- 7. Achaemenids and magi -- Primitive and "Caltholic" Zoroastrianism -- The god of Darius the great -- The "Zoroastrianism" of Darius -- The Daiva-Inscription of Xerxes -- Xerxes' "un-Zoroastrianism" of Darius -- Artaxerxes II and III -- The Magi -- Zoroaster and the Magi -- Magavan -- Popular religion in Western Iran -- Zoroastrianism and the popular cults -- The religion described by Strabo -- decline and fall of "Catholic" Zoroastrianism".
- catalog tableOfContents "Concupiscence, the misuse of reason and desire -- Man's Khwarr (Khwarenha) and concupiscence -- The good religion in essence and manifestation -- Religion and royalty -- The function of royalty -- Royalty the material complement of the good religion -- The virtues of kings -- Royalty the bond between god and man -- 15. The end -- The soul's fate at death -- The nature of the discarnate soul -- Heaven -- Hell -- The Frashkart or final rehabilitation -- Ohrmazd's master-plan for the overthrow of evil -- The three phases of Ohrmazd's plan -- The beginning of the end -- The destruction of Az and Ahriman (Zurvanite version) -- The meaning of Ahriman's destruction -- The disintegration of evil (Orthodox version) -- The resurrection of the body -- The role of Saoshyans and the final bull-sacrifice -- Purgation by molten metal -- The "final body" and renewal of all things -- The marriage of matter and spirit.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction -- The historical setting -- The Iranians -- The Medes -- The Persians and the First Persian Empire -- Maccedonian and Parthian Interregnum -- The Sassanian or Second Perian Empire -- The Parsees -- Sources and tradition -- The Avesta -- The inscriptions -- The Pahlavi books -- Difficulties and interpretation -- Part I: dawn -- 1. The prophet -- His place and date -- The economic and political background -- Truth and the lie -- The traditional religion -- Free will -- The two spirits -- Zoroaster and his god -- The bounteous immortals -- God and the two spirits -- The two spirits in the dead sea scrolls -- The holiness of God -- God, the sole Creator -- Post mortem judgment -- Heaven and Hell -- Influence on Judaism -- The "second existence" -- Summary of doctrine -- 2. The seven chapters -- Devine beings beside God -- The wives of Ahura Mazdah -- The old religion -- Ahura and Varuna -- Mithra -- The "persevers-creators': Ahura and Mithra -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Mithra's plaint to the wise lord -- Mithra's descent to earth -- Haoma consecrates himself Mithra's priest -- Mithra initiated into the 'good religion' -- Ahura and Mithra reunited -- Mithra and the Holy Spirit -- The revised cult of Ahura and Mithra -- 5. Mithra-Yima-Mithras -- The Daevas and their worshippers -- The Daeva-worshippers and Mithra -- Roman Mithras and his immolation of the bull -- Yima and the bull-sacrifice -- Ahriman's slaughter of the bull -- Bull-sacrifice at the end of time -- Ahriman-Areimanios in the Mithraic mysteries -- The bull-sacrifice of man's first parents -- Yima again -- The Vedic Yama -- The Avestan Yima -- Yima's golden reign -- His subterranean paradise -- Yima and the sun -- Zoroaster and Yima -- Yima's "lie" -- Yima, Mithra's twin -- Noruz and Mihragan -- Yima the Prototype of Ahriman? -- Yima and Mithra in the Avesta -- Cautes and Cautopates in the Mithraic mysteries -- Conclusion -- 6. Fravashi-Vayu-Khwarenah -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Part II: twilight -- 8. In search of an orthodoxy -- Revival of Zoroastrianism by the Sassanians -- In search of an orthodoxy -- Three sects -- The "mazdean" dualists -- The "monotheists" -- The Zurvanites -- Zurvanism predominant in the third century AD -- The eclecticism of Shapur I -- The high priest Karter and the "Zandiks" -- Aturpat and the "Fatalists" -- The Zurvanism of Yezdigird II and his grand Vizier -- The synthesis of Khusraw I -- Study of Indian and Greek works -- The second decline and final fall of Zoroastrianism -- 9. The varieties of Zurvanism -- the Pahlavi books -- Priestly brothers: Manushchihr and Zatspram -- The influx of Greek and Indian ideas -- The "Zandiks" and "Dahris" -- "Classical" and materialist Zurvanism -- The Zandik ontology and metaphysics -- Menok and Geteh -- Creative evolution -- The dualist interpretation of evolution -- A Zurvanite view of evolution -- The three types of Zurvanism -- Zurvanite fatalism -- "Classical" Zurvanism -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The Zurvanite myth -- Zurvan and the pact between Ohrmazd and Ahriman -- 10. Classical Zurvanism -- Zurvan, the one and the many -- Zurvan'd doubt -- Ohrmazd and Ahriman in Mythological Zurvanism -- Main differences between Zurvanism and Orthodoxy -- Aberrant versions of the Zurvanite myth -- The sect of Gayomart -- The four elements and their prototypes -- Infinite and finite -- Emergence of the finite from the infinite -- The emergence of consciousness and the Genesis of evil -- The changelessness of created being -- Az, the weapon of concupiscence -- The "endless form" or Macrocosm -- The Zurvanite and the Manichean Az -- Az, a borrowing from Buddhism? -- Essential "Zoroastrianism" of classical Zurvanism -- The gender of sex of Az -- The wickedness of the female -- The defection of woman to Ahriman -- The defilement of man by women -- 11. Zurvan -- The sevenfold Zurvan -- Macrocosm and Microcosm -- Zurvan, the god of fate -- The god of death -- The god of the resurrection -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The fatalism of Firdausi's epic -- The orthodox attitude to fate -- Man's response to fate -- Orthodoxy's reaction to the three types of Zurvanism -- 12. Ohrmazd and Ahriman -- The orthodox cosmogony -- finite and infinite in the orthodox account -- The nature of god -- The first creation -- Ahriman's reaction -- The weapon of Ohrmazd and Ahriman -- The limiting of time -- The perdurance of Ohrmazd's creation -- Ohrmazd's instrument, the endless form -- Ahriman's instrument, concupiscence -- Zurvanite origin of these "instruments" -- Creation of truth and falsehood -- Ohrmazd's offer of peace -- Ahriman laid low -- Creation of the bounteous immortals and their demonic counterparts -- The material creation -- The Heavenly sphere of Macrocosm -- A variation derived from India -- Man the microcosm -- Man's fravashis consent to descend to earth -- Ahriman's revival and assault against the material world -- The fall of man -- 13. Man -- Ahriman imprisoned in the material world -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The nature of Zoroaster's reform -- Prototype of the Holy Spirit -- Changed tone of the seven chapters -- Veneration of material things -- Minor prophets -- Haoma -- 3. The cultus -- The Yasna -- The Yashts -- The Videvdat -- The three forms of Zoroastrianism -- The fourfold confession of faith -- Ahuras and Daevas -- Zoroaster and animal sacrifice -- Sacrificial bull and Haoma rite -- Haoma, the drink of immortality of the Indo-Iranaians -- Haoma, as sacrifice and sacrament -- the Liturgy -- Origins of the cult -- Haoma, victim, priest, and god -- Sraosha -- Sraosha the mediator -- 4. Mithra -- The Yashts -- Iranian Mithra and Roman Mithras -- The Pre-Zoroastrain Mithra -- Mithra, compact and warlord -- Mithra and Indra -- The Daeva-worshippers and Mithra -- The separation of Mithra from Ahura -- Analysis of Mithra Yasht -- Mirthra as contract and king -- Mithra as terrible warlord -- Mithra as light -- Mithra, Sraosha, and Rashnu -- Mithra's heavenly house -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "The re-creation of plant and animal life and of man: man's second fall -- soul and body -- body, vital spirit, soul, image, and external soul -- The Gravashi or external soul -- Essential goodness of man -- The soul's free will -- soul and reason -- Relationship of soul to body -- Concupiscence, the enemy of soul and body alike -- The interconnexion of bodily health and virtue -- Primacy of spirit over matter -- Moderation in all things -- Self-love the foundation of all love -- The solidarity of mankind -- The indwelling of the good mind -- Contemplation and action -- 14. The religion and the king -- The interconnexion of the Zoroastrian religion and the Sassanian Empire -- The doctrine of the mean -- The mean as cosmic principle -- The mean as the treaty between Ohrmazd and Ahriman -- The mean, the essence of reason -- Virtue, the mean between contrary vices -- Wisdom or reason in man and God -- Wisdom as creative principle -- Ahriman's lack of wisdom and reason -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "-- Part II. Where to begin -- V. Where the war found the church -- 1. The American church, an experiment in democracy -- 2. Strength of the American church in numbers and resources -- distribution of this strength among the denominations -- 3. Outstanding characteristics of the American church -- its provincialism and individualism -- influence of the denominational spirit -- 4. The relation of the American church to the state -- similarities and differences in organization and spirit -- 5. Significant denominational types -- 6. Factors making for a larger and more catholic Christianity -- VI. What the church learned in the war -- 1. Differing estimates of the war work of the church -- 2. Success of the church in caring for the soldiers and in keeping up the morale of the nation -- 3. Failure of the church adequately to uphold the ideal of international brotherhood and the reasons for it -- 4. What the war taught the church concerning the need of effective agencies of unity -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "2. What it means to think together -- fields in which cooperative thinking is needed in the church -- 3. Wanted: an organ for collective thinking for the churc has a whole.".
- catalog tableOfContents "3. The church's responsibility for educating its own members -- special importance of this in Protestantism -- what Christians need to know about Christianity -- 4. The church's responsibility for forming public opinion in matters bearing upon the Christian ideal -- XV. Fining and training leaders -- 1. The problem of educational leadership in Protestantism -- fields in which religious leadership is needed -- the church's responsibility for finding and training constructive thinkers in the field of religion -- 2. Agencies available for the higher religious education of laymen -- the responsibility of our colleges and universities for the teaching of religion -- 3. Recent developments in ministerial education -- training for other forms of specialized service -- the church's responsibility for training its workers in the field -- XVI. Thinking together -- 1. The Christian way of dealing with difference -- the churchas a training school in cooperative thinking -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "5. The organization and work of the general war-time commission -- principles controlling the work of the commission -- 6. The committee on the war and the religious outlook -- VII. Where the war left the church -- 1. The situation in which the war left the church -- 2. The interchurch world movement as the attempt to express the church's post-war ideals in action -- the reasons for its failure -- 3. Dangers to be guarded against: (a) an unreasonable condemnation of the denominational spirit; (b) the abandonment of the co-operative ideal -- 4. The present condition and prospects of the protestant ministry -- Part III. Defining the ideal -- VIII. The old religion in the new intellectual environment -- 1. Principles which determine our ideal for the church -- 2. Effect of the scientific movement upon the ideals of the older Protestantism -- 3. Negative results -- disillusionment resulting from the discovery of the limitations of pure science -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "I. The question of democracy to the church of today -- 1. The new interest in organized religion, and the reasons for it -- 2. The differing estimates of the function of the American church -- 3. Purpose and scope of the present study -- Part I. Facing the facts -- II. The religion of the average American -- 1. Opportunity afforded by the army for the study of the religion of American young men -- 2. What young America thinks about God and religion -- 3. Need of supplementing this by a study of the attitude of the older generation -- 4. What American womanhood is likely to contribute to the religion of the future -- 5. Changing conditions affecting the religion of American children -- III. Emerging problems -- 1. New elements affecting the religious situation -- the shifting of population -- immigration and the negro -- 2. The effect of modern industry -- the growth of class consciousness -- 3. Resulting problems -- the problems of race, of class, and of nationality -- IV. The wider outlook -- 1. Chief points of contact between American Christianity and international problems -- 2. Foreign missions, a factor in educating America for internationalism -- 3. Suffering as a teacher of international brotherhood and responsibility -- 4. The church and the league of nations".
- catalog tableOfContents "X. The church as spiritual society and as ecclesiastical institution -- 1. Possible attitudes toward the divisions of Christendom -- the movement for church unity and the questions of principle it raises -- 2. Different views of the significance of the church as an institution -- 3. Different views of the limits of legitimate variation within the church -- 4. Differences as to the future organization of the church derived from a study of present tendencies -- 5. Principles which condition future progress -- Part IV. Organizing for work -- XI. The church in the community -- 1. The fundamental importance of the local church for the forward movement in Christianity -- 2. The expanding work of the local church -- the country church as community centre -- the institutional church -- the mother church with affiliate churches -- 3. The movement for the community church -- its present status and possible lines of future development -- the three forms of the community church -- 4. The federation of churches -- its history and present status -- larger aspects of the federation movement -- 5. Consequences for the work of the minister -- need of a reconsideration of the function and responsibilities of the protestant ministry -- XII. The church specializing for service -- 1. The need of specialization in Christian work -- the survey as a condition of effective specialization -- 2. Resulting changes in organization -- the department as an agency of specialized service -- other forms of specialization at home and abroad -- the resulting need of unity -- 3. Agencies for interdenominational administrative unity -- The home missions council and the foreign missions conference -- corresponding agencies in the field of Christian associations -- problems confronting the associations today".
- catalog tableOfContents "XIII. The churches getting together -- 1. Obstacles to Christian unity presented by the existing situation in the denominations -- 2. The movement for the reunion of denominational families -- its difficulties, practical and theoretical -- 3. Organic and federal unity -- reasons why we must begin with the latter -- the federal council, an agency of nation-wide Christian co-operation -- 4. The larger aspects of the unity movement -- the relation of the protestant churches to other bodies, religious and non-religious -- possible ways of securing international co-operation between the churches -- Part V. Training for tomorrow -- XIV. The church as a school of religion -- 1. The revival of interest in religious education -- its connection with the general educational movement -- aspects of the church's educational task -- 2. Winning recruits -- the teacher as evangelists -- the social gospel as material for a new educational evangelism -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "different effects of this upon different groups -- 4. Positive results -- the contribution of the scientific movement to religious faith -- 5. Consequences for the hurch as a teaching body -- IX. The church and the new social order -- 1. The church's stake in the new social order -- 2. Principles which determine the nature and limit of the church's social responsibility -- 3. Illustration of these principles in the relation of the church to industry -- 4. Need of a similar application to the questions of race and of nationality -- 5. Consequences for the social mission of the church".
- catalog tableOfContents "Man in search of himself -- He solicits his past -- He turns to nature -- And scrutinizes her -- And himself -- He lives with his fellows -- They better their condition -- They must have peace, security, and liberty -- And justice -- He seeks solace and beauty -- And friendship and love -- And even something more -- He takes better aim.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Patristic and medieval Christianity -- Continuities and changes from Medieval to Renaissance Christianity -- Religion and the Church in the Renaissance.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Of God -- Of the three persons, eternal Father, eternal Son and eternal Holy Spirit, who are one united divine being -- Of the article that God created all other things -- Of the origin of sin -- Of human strength and free will -- Of original sin -- Of divine law -- Of the distinction of commandment and counsel -- Of the gospel -- How man obtains forgiveness of sin and is justified before God -- Of the word "faith" -- Of the word "grace" -- Of the word "justification" and "to be justified" -- Of good works -- Of eternal predestination and reprobation -- Of the difference between the Old and New Testaments -- Of Christian freedom -- Of the letter and the spirit -- Of the sacraments -- Of baptism -- Of the baptism of children -- Of the supper of Christ the Lord -- Distinction between ceremonies, sacraments, and sacrifices -- Of penance -- Of sin against the Holy Spirit -- Of confession -- Of satisfaction -- Of the power of the church, or of the keys -- Of the church -- Of the kingdom of Christ -- Of the resurrection of the dead -- Of bearing tribulation and the cross -- Of prayer -- Of human precepts in the church -- Of offense -- Of worldly authority.".
- catalog tableOfContents "Act I: Outside the palace gates, Monaco ; Liz Livingstone's suite, Hotel Riviera, Monaco ; Terrace of the Hotel Riviera, ; Verandah of the duke's suite, Hotel Riviera ; The quay ; The ship's bar ; Afterdeck of the ship ; The ship's bar ; Afterdeck of the ship -- Act II : The garden of Liz Livingstone's estate, near Philadelphia ; The stables, Liz's estate ; Summerhouse, Liz's estate ; The hunt club ; Another part of the forest ; Liz's boudoir ; A corridor in the hunt club ; The hunt ball.".
- catalog tableOfContents "1. The shaping of American religion.--2. Religious perspectives in American culture.-- .--4. A critical bibliography of religion in America. 2 v.".
- catalog tableOfContents "The primordial way of approach: natural or prephilosophic knowledge of God -- Philosophical knowledge of God: the five ways of St. Thomas -- A sixth way -- The ways of practical intellect.".
- catalog tableOfContents "A real man, not a myth -- As the crowds saw him -- As the scribes and pharisees saw him -- As the self-complacent saw him -- As religious and moral outcasts saw him -- As women and children saw him -- As his first disciples saw him -- As militant nationalists saw him -- As Jews with a world-wide outlook saw him -- Epilogue -- Indexes: Names and subjects -- Passages from the Old Testament -- Passages from the New Testament -- Passages from Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha.".