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Excerpt from Dental Physiology and Oral Hygiene Modern dentistry is devoting much effort toward preventing and removing the cause of disease, as well as repairing damage after bad habits have caused decay of the teeth. Medical men assert that many of the infectious and contagious diseases find their beginning in unclean oral conditions. Disease contributes toward poverty and crime. In any community where right living conditions are practiced...

Excerpt from The People's Government We have, no doubt, a laudable pride in thinking of ourselves as Citizens rather than Subjects, but if our citizenship is to be anything more than a disguised serfdom, we must possess guaran tees of our rights and liberties. What then is our place and our part in the State, and in rela tion to the Law? About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more...

Excerpt from The Social Influence of Christianity: With Special Reference to Contemporary Problems This volume consists of eight lectures delivered before the Newton Theological Institution, in May, 1887, at the invita tion of the president and faculty, and through the liberality of the Hon. J. W. Merrill. The lectures are now published at the request of the president, faculty, and students, and consti tute the second published volume of Newt...

Excerpt from Governor Hill and the Aqueduct Frauds: The Story Related by the Witnesses Before the Fassett Investigating Committee How Hill's nomination in 1885 was secured by bargains with O'Brien and Squire - How Hill got $10, 000 for procuring the Contract to construct Section 12 for O'Brien & Clark - The money raised on Hill's Note - The Note paid by O'Brien & Clark - Hill's false statement to the People about the Note. How Hill got the A...

Excerpt from Our Place Among the Nations: An Address by Hon. David J. Hill, the First Assistant Secretary of State of the United State, Before the Union League of Philadelphia, January 26, 1901It is, gentlemen, one world in which we live, and not a mere juxtaposition of different worlds, and our science, our commerce, our literature and our politics have all become cosmopolitan.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands...

Excerpt from The Elements of Psychology: A Text-Book About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfe...

Publication of 20 readers from Cambridge English Reading, levels 1 to 4, to appear under the joint imprint of SM/Cruilla and Cambridge.

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Excerpt from Lecture Notes on Economics and Politics Diamonds and pearls have great value, but almost no utility, as compared with their value. We often hear of "exchangeable value" and "intrinsic value." The former is value proper, the latter is utility. (5) 7. Value Not Price. Value and price are often confounded. Price is value in money. Money is itself a coinmodity, and, like every other saleable thing, has value. 8. The Measure Of Val...

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Research in the field of biomass and related disciplines has increased with time. Awareness regarding pros and cons of biomass, sustainable use of resources and biomass sources has brought in the concept of biorefineries. This is evident from growth in biomass research and increasing attention towards biofuels. This book covers various disciplines of biomass under separate themes namely, biomass processing and biomass production.

Research in the field of biomass and related disciplines has increased with time. Awareness regarding pros and cons of biomass, sustainable use of resources and biomass sources has brought in the concept of biorefineries. This is evident from growth in biomass research and increasing attention towards biofuels. This book covers various disciplines of biomass further expanding on cultivation methods for energy, the feedstock crops and microbial...

An elucidative account based on the sustainable degradation of lignocellulosic biomass has been described in this book. It covers important aspects of sustainable degradation of lignocellulosic biomass which plays a crucial role in the economic production of numerous value-added products and biofuels which are safe to the environment. Enzymatic hydrolysis process and various pretreatment methods along with the depiction of cell wall components...

Research in the field of biomass and related disciplines has increased with time. Awareness regarding pros and cons of biomass, sustainable use of resources and biomass sources has brought in the concept of biorefineries. This is evident from growth in biomass research and increasing attention towards biofuels. This book covers various disciplines of biomass and bio-reactors dealing with various aspects of bio-digestion and overall bio-reactor...

Research in the field of biomass and related disciplines has increased with time. Awareness regarding pros and cons of biomass, sustainable use of resources and biomass sources has brought in the concept of biorefineries. This is evident from growth in biomass research and increasing attention towards biofuels. This book covers various disciplines of biomass under separate themes such as biomass sustainability & biomass systems and biomass for...

Our series Cancer Prevention - Cancer Control continues to address the causes and prevention of cancer. In this volume, Hill, Elwood, and English bring together a rich resource summarizing the state of science underpinning the primary prevention of skin cancer. While skin cancer causes an increasing burden, particularly in populations of European origin, our understanding of the role of sun exposure together with the genetic components of skin...

Excerpt from Essays on the Institutions, Government, and Manners of the States of Ancient Greece The following Essays are the substance of a part of the lectures, which for many years have been read to the more advanced students of Greek in the university of St. Andrew's, and are now published in the hope of their being useful to those, who are engaged in the study of Grecian literature. All the Greek authors make so many allusions to the gov...

Excerpt from Americanism, What It Is This little book is intended to set forth as clearly as possible what is most original and distinctive in American political conceptions and most characteristic of the American spirit. The field of thought here covered, no doubt, admits of differences of opinion regarding the value and importance of that which is distinctively American, but there can hardly be any controversy over what it is. It requires...

Excerpt from Washington as a Citizen, an Address "Ma loved Pa Pa loved women Ma caught Pa With some in swimmin Here lies Pa" Your Association is, as usual, in excellent condition notwithstanding it has had to grapple with that Demon called "High Cost of Living:" Probably most of us are acquainted with that same Demon and can sympathize with the Southern darkey who after he had lost his fourth wife had a call from his Pastor. In response to...

Excerpt from Bound by an Oath: A Domestic Drama in Four Acts and a Prologue Prologue. - Gun cotton, for lightning. Knives, revolvers and torch for light. Act 1. - Scene 1. Table, chairs, sofa, books, pen, ink, paper, cabinet, etc., etc. Large hanging mirror, R. C. Knife and revolvers for Seth. Tumbler, bottle, tray, etc. - Scene 2. Bundles for Lucy, and letter for Sambo. - Scene 3. Wheelbarrow, bundles, rustic chair, letter, Bible, small bun...