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Excerpt from The World Significance of a Jewish StateThe present writer can think of no greater contribution to the world's life than the relig ious rehabilitation and unification of the Jews. And because a Jewish state looks like the best instrument to this end, the sub ject becomes commanding. I look to the Christian world to supplement, with gen erous enthusiasm, this national aspiration of devoted Jews, that Americans may join with English...

This monumental work on the corporation is one of those enduring classics that many cite but few have read

Excerpt from Christianity and the Social RageThis volume is the outcome of studies ranging over a considerable space of years in which public opinion has changed many times concerning the subjects discussed in the various chapters. The prevailing note of the period in which we are living is one of social aspiration and communal happiness and well being. It is a noble and holy hope which longs to see righteousness among men and the Kingdom of G...

Excerpt from Latin America: Diplomacy and RealityIII Economics and Politics Capital: Formation, In¿ow, Outflow Foreign Exchange, Foreign Ownership, Foreign Aid Commodities, Prices, Markets Land and Agrarian Reform.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art techn...

Excerpt from Teaching in the Home: A Handbook for Intensive Fertilization of the Child Mind for Instructors of Young ChildrenAfter a good deal of travail of soul I have attempted to do just that, in fact, I have done more. I have tried to tell substantially what I did do and what I still do, whenever I have the opportunity to direct the instruction of lit tle children. If it sometimes seems blind to you, or halting in meaning, you will under s...

Excerpt from The School in the Home: Talks With Parents and Teachers on Intensive Child TrainingSpeaking broadly, the address was received with mild amusement and the public comment which was made upon it was in the nature of ridicule that anybody could ever excel Ameri can zeal, American adaptability and American genius. One journal suggested that the speaker would better stop his foolish aping of European ideas and become a real American. Si...

Excerpt from Modern Interpretations of the Gospel Life The New Testament is essentially a modern book. En grafted into the life and permeating the thought of the centuries as is the power of its Central Figure, the one thing that impresses the student more than all else, as he endeavors to catch the spirit of New Testament teaching, is its thor oughly modern tone. The setting is local and Oriental, but the principles and their application are...

Excerpt from The World Significance of a Jewish State The present writer can think of no greater contribution to the world's life than the relig ious rehabilitation and unification of the Jews. And because a Jewish state looks like the best instrument to this end, the sub ject becomes commanding. I look to the Christian world to supplement, with gen erous enthusiasm, this national aspiration of devoted Jews, that Americans may join with Engli...

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