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First published in 1925, A Theory of Direct Realism is divided in two parts: the first part is an attempt to formulate a realistic theory of Perception and of the physical world, and the second part is an exposition of Hegelian idealism and its compatibility with realism.

First published in 1934, Essentials in the Development of Religion was written with the conviction that the psychological and philosophical analysis of all phases of religious experience, even those which may be accounted the highest, is capable of yielding results of inestimable importance which could be attained in no other way.

First published in 1926, Personality and Reality is the analysis of the place and function of mind and God.

First published in 1927, The Nature of Deity forms a sequel to Personality and Reality. The premise of this book is the conclusion of the prequel: that there exists a Supreme Self or Deity. In pursuing this argument, the author uses logic and broad facts that prove the existence of a Supreme Self.

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Excerpt from The Bible School Book Giving an Easy Plan of Studying the Bible as a Whole: For Old and YoungGreeting: Grace to you and peace from God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ.Our Principle: People should know the Bible as they know their school books. To learn it so they must study and recite the whole book, as other books.Rule: Let us have first a clear idea of the general aim of each book or part, and then a close study of the deta...

Excerpt from Our Home-Lands: A Regional Study of the Geography of the British IslesWhen the great Roman general, Julius Caesar, came and saw and conquered our island, there was living in Rome another famous man named Virgil. He was not a soldier, but a poet, and is often spoken of as the Prince of the Latin Poets. In one of his books, Virgil wrote of the island that Caesar had conquered, and said that it was remote from the world.At that time,...

Excerpt from Goethe's Faust: The First Part, the Text, With English Notes, Essays, and Verse TranslationsThe experiment, as tried at Winchester, seems to have justified itself, and it is hoped that the outcome of this teaching of Faust, combined with the considerable additions which have been made in order to bring it into the shape of a book, may be an encouragement and assistance towards the repetition of the experiment at other Public Schoo...

Excerpt from The Bible School Book Giving an Easy Plan of Studying the Bible as a Whole: For Old and Young Greeting: Grace to you and peace from God the Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. Our Principle: People should know the Bible as they know their school books. To learn it so they must study and recite the whole book, as other books. Rule: Let us have first a clear idea of the general aim of each book or part, and then a close study of th...

This statistics textbook, with particular emphasis on radiation protection and dosimetry, deals with statistical solutions to problems inherent in health physics measurements and decision making. The authors begin with a description of our current understanding of the statistical nature of physical processes at the atomic level, including radioactive decay and interactions of radiation with matter. Examples are taken from problems encountered ...

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Excerpt from Goethe's Faust: The First Part, the Text, With English Notes, Essays, and Verse TranslationsThe experiment, as tried at Winchester, seems to have justified itself, and it is hoped that the outcome of this teaching of Faust, combined with the considerable additions which have been made in order to bring it into the shape of a book, may be an encouragement and assistance towards the repetition of the experiment at other Public Schoo...

Excerpt from Our Home-Lands: A Regional Study of the Geography of the British Isles When the great Roman general, Julius Caesar, came and saw and conquered our island, there was living in Rome another famous man named Virgil. He was not a soldier, but a poet, and is often spoken of as the Prince of the Latin Poets. In one of his books, Virgil wrote of the island that Caesar had conquered, and said that it was remote from the world. About the...

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Agricultural historians have collected and published a remarkable amount of material in recent years, partly as a result of the ongoing series 'The Agrarian History of England and Wales'. Missing from the Agrarian History volumes covering 1640 1850 has been any sustained analysis of agricultural rent, a perhaps surprising omission in view of the enormous sums of money which passed between landlords and tenants annually, and given the importanc...