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This English language edition of The Command and Staff of the Soviet Army Air Force in the Great Patriotic War 1941-1945 was originally translated and published under the auspices of the United States Air Force. This book is devoted to the activities of the Soviet Army Air Force command and staff and representatives of the Supreme High Command General Headquarters at the fronts of the Great Patriotic War. The activities of the Soviet Army Air ...

A Practical Handbook on Stress in Russian is designed for foreign students of Russian, who have a certain knowledge of Russian phonetics, grammar and vocabulary. The aim of the book is to systematize the rather complicated rules on Russian stress, which are often a stumbling block for foreign students.

This is the third and final volume of The Chemical Warfare Service series. Concluding the chemical warfare story that was begun in The Chemical Warfare Service: Organizing for War and was continued in The Chemical Warfare Service: From Laboratory to Field, The Chemical Warfare Service: Chemicals in Combat records in meaningful detail the ultimate and most rigorous test of all things military: performance in battle. Entry of the United States i...

Originally published in the Soviet Union for use in schools in India, this introduction to the theory of relativity covers all the fundamentals is a meaningful and understandable way.

CONTENTSThe Way they GaveA Philosophical PassageThey Offered a ZeroRoadbook to AtlasFrom Razi to PasteurThe Compass led WestThey Wrote in ArabicArabesque, Abstraction in the Arts

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W. Stanley Jevons, a pupil of Augustus de Morgan, was a major figure in the field of logic and economics. He was at the University of Manchester from 1866-1876. He then became professor of political economy at University College London, resigning in 1880. The main book of this period was Studies and Exercises in Deductive Logic (1884). He simplified and corrected Boole's earlier work on logic. His first work, The Coal Question (1865), was writ...

An excellent late 19th-century philosophical study of scientific method and logic, covering the mathematics of science in the principles of number, induction, propositions, etc, referencing major figures in western philosophy and science from Kant to Leibniz to Kepler to Herschel. In this famed work W. Stanley Jevons defines the laws of logical thought as governed primarily by inductive inquiry and deductive reasoning, supported with experimen...

An excellent late 19th-century philosophical study of scientific method and logic, covering the mathematics of science in the principles of number, induction, propositions, etc, referencing major figures in western philosophy and science from Kant to Leibniz to Kepler to Herschel. In this famed work W. Stanley Jevons defines the laws of logical thought as governed primarily by inductive inquiry and deductive reasoning, supported with experimen...

Selma Lagerlof won the Nobel Prize in 1909, and was the first woman to do so, and was also the first Swedish writer to win the Nobel Prize for Literature. She was so popular that her books were translated into 34 languages.. Her novels describe her homeland of Sweden, and in Jerusalem the focus is on the province of Dalecarlia. The novel describes how a Chicago mystic sparks a religious revival in the community that leads people to sell their ...

Originally published in 1922, this compilation was made by employees of the Board of Health of the Territory of Hawaii. It covers herbs found in the Hawaiian Islands that were believed by the Hawaiians to possess curative and palliative properties most effective in removing physical ailments.

Reprinted from the Soviet edition of 1964, this manual provides a useful guide to Soviet equipment, techniques, and engineering.

CONTENTS:Ancestry, Parentage, and ChildhoodYouth -- Choice of a ProfessionLove and MarriageEarliest Poetry and Border MinstrelsyScott's Mature PoemsCompanions and FriendsFirst Country HomesRemoval to Abbotsford, and Life thereScott's Partnerships with the BallantynesThe Waverley NovelsScott's Morality and ReligionDistractions and Amusements at AbbotsfordScott and George IVScott as a PoliticianScott in AdversityThe Last YearThe End of the Strug...

The Economic Principles of Confucius and His School is a unique work. The author, Chen Huan-Chang, was a civil servant in the last years of the Qing Empire. After a traditional education in classical Chinese, Chen befriended and became a student of the great reforming scholar and leader Kang Yu-wei, who deepened and broadened his knowledge of Confucianism. Finally, he went to the USA and took a Ph.D. in economics at Columbia University, studyi...

The Economic Principles of Confucius and His School is a unique work. The author, Chen Huan-Chang, was a civil servant in the last years of the Qing Empire. After a traditional education in classical Chinese, Chen befriended and became a student of the great reforming scholar and leader Kang Yu-wei, who deepened and broadened his knowledge of Confucianism. Finally, he went to the USA and took a Ph.D. in economics at Columbia University, studyi...

A biography of Adam Smith (1723-1790), author of The Wealth of Nations, including sections on "The Beginning Of A Career, " "Theology & Religious Establishments, " and "Glasgow & Its University" (and an index). Francis W. Hirst (1873-1953) was a British economist and author of The Political Economy of War. In 1907 Hirst was appointed editor of The Economist.

This book is intended for property owners whose land is located on sheltered waters protected from direct action of open ocean waves. As a reader, you may be personally concerned about some aspect of shore protection because your house or cottage is threatened by continued erosion or a sandy beach you once enjoyed as disappeared. Whatever your personal circumstances, it is probably small comfort to know that your plight is shared by many other...

Originally published in 1906, this book relates the hostile operations along the northern borders of the United States, by Confederate soldiers from Canada, who were assigned to this service by the Confederate States in 1864.