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The progress of nations; or, The principles of national development in their relation to statesmanship |
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| The physiology of the new-born infant. Character and amount of the katabolism |
| Effect of Alcohol on Psycho-physiological Functions |
| The unseen universe, or, Physical speculations on a future state |
| Paradoxical philosophy : a sequel to the Unseen universe |
| Haydn's dictionary of dates relating to all ages and nations: for universal reference |
| History of the intellectual development of Europe - Draper, John William, |
| The progress of physics, during 33 years (1875-1908) |
| The principles of science : a treatise on logic and scientific method |
| MATTER AND LIGHT, THE NEW PHYSICS, Louis de Broglie. |
| THE COMMON SENSE OF THE EXACT SCIENCES |
| History of the planetary systems from Thales to Kepler |
| An elementary treatment of the theory of spinning tops and gyroscopic motion |
| The philosophy of history - Hegel |
| CONCERNING THE NATURE OF THINGS |
| History of the rise and influence of the spirit of rationalism in Europe |
| War's aftermath; a preliminary study of the eugenics of war as illustrated by the civil war of the United States and the late wars in the Balkans |
| The Bolsheviki and world peace |
| The Origin of Tyranny |
| AN INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF SCIENCE |
| Democracy and empire : with studies of their psychological, economic, and moral foundations |
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| ELIZABETH & HENRY IV. BEING A SHORT STUDY IN ANGLO-FRENCH RELATIONS, 1589-1603 |
| Studies of political thought from Gerson to Grotius 1414-1625 |
| The divine right of kings - Figgis, John Neville |
| History of German theology in the nineteenth century |
| Diophantos of Alexandria : a study in the history of Greek algebra |
| INTRODUCTION TO THE HISTORY OF THE SCIENCE OF POLITICS |
| Progress of
Invention in the Nineteenth Century. |
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| World-power and evolution |
| The evolution of world-peace; essays |
| A Republic of Nations: A Study of the Organization of a Federal League of Nations |
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| ALEXANDER HAMILTON An Essay |
| Imperialism: Highest Stage of Bolshevism |
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| Essay on the wants of the world : and the way to relieve them |
| Extraordinary Delusions and the
Madness of Crowds. |
| The dawn of history: an introduction to prehistoric study |
| THE ECONOMIC CAUSES OF MODERN WAR A STUDY OF THE PERIOD: 1878-1918 |
| A society of states; or, Sovereignty, independence, and equality in a league of nations |
| Essays on French history: The rise of the reformation in France , The club of the Jacobins |
| HISTORY OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, FROM THE FOUNDATION OF THE ACHAIAN LEAGUE TO THE DISRUPTION OF THE UNITED STATES. |
| THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS. |
| A history of modern philosophy; a sketch of the history of philosophy from the close of the renaissance to our own day |
| A history of Persian literature under Tartar dominion (A.D, 1265-1502) |
| Scottish men of letters in the eighteenth century - Graham, |
| Elements of psychology: Included in a Critical Examination of Locke's Essay |
| Progress of science in the XIXTH century |
| PEACE, Permanent and Universal its practicability, value and consistency with Divine revelation |
| ESSAYS ON THE LATIN ORIENT |
| The Beginnings Of Russian History An Enquiry Into Sources |
History of the eighteenth century and of the nineteenth till the overthrow of the French empire. With particular reference to mental cultivation and progress (8 Volumes) - Schlosser, Friedrich Christoph |
| The dawn of modern medicine; an account of the revival of the science and art of medicine which took place in western Europe during the latter half of the eighteenth century and the first part of the nineteenth |
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The evolution of world-peace; essays
I. Introductory: The appeal to history, by F.S. Marvin.- II. Alexander and Hellenism, by Arnold Toynbee and F.S. Marvin.- III. The work of Rome, by Sir Paul Vinogradoff.- IV. Innocent the Third and the mediaeval Church, by H.W.C. Davis.- V. Grotius and international law, by G.N. Clark.- VI. The French revolution as a world force, by G.P. Gooch.- VII. The congress of Vienna, by C.R. Beazley.- VIII. the nineteenth century, by F.S. Marvin.- IX. The League of nations in being, by Frederick Whelen.- X. An apology for a world Utopia, by H.G. Wells.- XI. The teaching of history and world peace, by Eileen Power
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