| eBook Code |
Title |
Author |
| ECKX005 |
Alexandria and Her Schools
|
Charles Kingsley |
| EWBS002 |
As We Are and As We May Be
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The Endowment of the Daughter |
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From Thirteen to Seventeen |
| |
The People’s Palace |
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Sunday Morning in the City |
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A Riverside Parish |
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St. Katherine’s by the Tower |
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The Upward Pressure |
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The Land of Romance |
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The Land of Reality |
| |
Art and the People |
| |
The Amusements of the People |
| |
The Associated Life |
|
Walter Besant |
| ETHH001 |
Autobiography & Selected Essays
| |
On The Adviseableness of Improving Natural Knowledge |
| |
Autobiography |
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On Coral and Coral Reefs |
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A Liberal Education |
| |
The Method of Scientific Investigation |
| |
On The Physical Basis of Life |
| |
On A Piece of Chalk |
| |
The Principal Subjects of Education |
|
Thomas Huxley |
| ATJX007 |
A Bill For the General Diffusion of Knowledge
|
Thomas Jefferson |
| AHHJ006 |
Bits About Home Matters
| |
The Inhumanities of Parents - Corporal Punishment |
| |
The Inhumanities of Parents - Needless Denials |
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The Inhumanities of Parents - Rudeness |
| |
Breaking the Will |
| |
The Reign of Archelaus |
| |
The Awkward Age |
| |
A Day with A Courteous Mother |
| |
Children in Nova Scotia |
| |
The Republic of the Family |
| |
The Ready-to-Halts |
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The Descendants of Nabal |
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“Boys Not Allowed.” |
| |
Half an Hour in a Railway Station |
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A Genius For Affection |
| |
Rainy Days |
| |
Friends of the Prisoners |
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A Companion for the Winter |
| |
Choice of Colors |
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The Apostle of Beauty |
| |
English Lodging-Houses |
| |
Wet the Clay |
| |
The King’s Friend |
| |
Learning to Speak |
| |
Private Tyrants |
| |
Margin |
| |
The Fine Art of Smiling |
| |
Death-Bed Repentance |
| |
The Correlation of Moral Forces |
| |
A Simple Bill of Fare for a Christmas Dinner |
| |
Children’s Parties |
| |
After-Supper Talk |
| |
Hysteria In Literature |
| |
Jog Trot |
| |
The Joyless American |
| |
Spiritual Teething |
| |
Glass Houses |
| |
The Old-Clothes Monger in Journalism |
| |
The Country Landlord’s Side |
| |
The Good Staff of Pleasure |
| |
Wanted - A Home |
|
Helen Hunt Jackson |
| ESBX006 |
Cambridge Pieces
| |
On English Composition and Other Matters |
| |
Our Tour |
| |
Translation From an Unpublished Work of Herodotus |
| |
The Shield of Achilles, With Variations |
| |
Prospectus of the Great Split Society |
| |
Powers |
| |
A Skit of Examinations |
| |
An Eminent Person |
| |
Napoleon at St. Helena |
| |
The Two Deans |
| |
The Battle of Alma Mater |
| |
On the Italian Priesthood |
| |
Samuel Butler and the Simeonites |
|
Samuel Butler |
| ACDW002 |
The Complete Essays
| |
A Night in the Garden of the Tuileries |
| |
Truthfullness |
| |
The Pursuit of Happiness |
| |
Literature and the Stage |
| |
The Life-Saving and Life Prolonging Art |
| |
"H.H." in Southern California |
| |
Simplicity |
| |
The English Volunteers During the Late Invasion |
| |
Nathan Hale |
| |
Fashions in Literature |
| |
The American Newspaper |
| |
Certain Diversities of American Life |
| |
The Pilgrim, and the American of Today |
| |
Some Causes of the Prevailing Discontent |
| |
The Education of the Negro |
| |
The Indeterminate Sentence - What Shall be Done With the Crimanl Class? |
| |
Literary Copyright |
| |
The Relation of Literature to Life |
| |
Equality |
| |
What Is Your Culture to Me? |
| |
Modern Fiction |
| |
Thoughts Suggested by Mr. Froude's "Progress" |
| |
England |
| |
The Novel and the Common School |
| |
The People For Whom Shakespeare Wrote |
| |
Rose and Chrysanthemum |
| |
The Red Bonnet |
| |
The Loss in Civilization |
| |
Social Screaming |
| |
Does Refinement Kill Individuality? |
| |
The Directoire Gown |
| |
The Mystery of the Sex |
| |
The Clothes of Fiction |
| |
The Broad A |
| |
Chewing Gum |
| |
Women in Congress |
| |
Shall Women Propose? |
| |
Frocks and the Stage |
| |
Altruism |
| |
Social Clearing-House |
| |
Dinner-Table Talk |
| |
Naturalization |
| |
The Art of Governing |
| |
Love of Display |
| |
Value of the Commonplace |
| |
The Burden of Christmas |
| |
The Responsibility of Writers |
| |
The Cap and Gown |
| |
A Tendency of the Age |
| |
A Locoed Novelist |
| |
Our President |
| |
The Newspaper-Made Man |
| |
Interesting Girls |
| |
Give the Men a Chance |
| |
The Advent of Candor |
| |
The American Man |
| |
The Electric Way |
| |
Can a Husband Open His Wife's Letters? |
| |
A Leisure Class |
| |
Weather and Character |
| |
Born With an "Ego" |
| |
Juventus Mundi |
| |
A Beautiful Old Age |
| |
The Attraction of the Repulsive |
| |
Giving as a Luxury |
| |
Climate and Happiness |
| |
The New Feminine Reserve |
| |
Repose in Activity |
| |
Women - Ideal and Real |
| |
The Art of Idleness |
| |
Is There Any Conversation? |
| |
The Tall Girl |
| |
The Deadly Diary |
| |
The Whistling Girl |
| |
Born Old and Rich |
| |
The "Old Soldier" |
| |
The Island of Bimini |
| |
June |
|
Charles Dudley Warner |
| ORTX007 |
Creative Unity
| |
The Poet's Religion |
| |
The Creative Ideal |
| |
The Religion of the Forest |
| |
An Indian Folk Religion |
| |
East and West |
| |
The Modern Age |
| |
The Spirit of Freedom |
| |
The Nation |
| |
Woman and Home |
| |
An Eastern University |
|
Rabindranath Tagore |
| AJDX001 |
Democracy and Education
|
John Dewey |
| EJMX005 |
Of Education
|
John Milton |
| EHSX005 |
On Education
| |
What Knowledge is of Most Worth? |
| |
Intellectual Education |
| |
Moral Education |
| |
Physical Education |
|
Herbert Spencer |
| ABFX006 |
On Education
|
Benjamin Franklin |
| FJJR002 |
Emile
|
Jean-Jacques Rousseau |
| EDDX014 |
An Essay Upon Projects
|
Daniel Defoe |
| ABFX002 |
Essays, Editorial & Commentary
| |
Over Two-Hundred Essays & Editorials |
|
Benjamin Franklin |
| ZGED049 |
The Foundation of the University of Heidelberg
|
Documents - Germany |
| GEVH003 |
Freedom in Science and Teaching
|
Ernst Haeckel |
| EACB001 |
From A College Window
| |
The Point of View |
| |
On Growing Older |
| |
Books |
| |
Sociabilities |
| |
Conversation |
| |
Beauty |
| |
Art |
| |
Egotism |
| |
Education |
| |
Authorship |
| |
The Criticism of Others |
| |
Priests |
| |
Ambition |
| |
The Simple Life |
| |
Games |
| |
Spiritualism |
| |
Habits |
| |
Religion |
|
A. C. Benson |
| ATBV009 |
The Higher Learning in America
|
Thorstein Veblen |
| ATJX004 |
Letters & Correspondence
|
Thomas Jefferson |
| ABFX003 |
Letters & Correspondence
| |
Over one hundred and seventy Letters |
|
Benjamin Franklin |
| EABZ005 |
Literary Taste
|
Arnold Bennett |
| AIBB001 |
Literature and the American College
| |
What Is Humanism? |
| |
Two Types of Humanitarians - Bacon and Rousseau |
| |
The College and the Democratic Spirit |
| |
Literature and the College |
| |
Literature and the Doctor's Degree |
| |
The Rational Study of the Classics |
| |
Ancients and Moderns |
| |
On Being Original |
| |
Academic Leisure |
|
Irving Babbitt |
| EHGW022 |
Mankind in the Making
|
H. G. Wells |
| AOWH005 |
Medical Essays
| |
Homoeopathy and its Kindred Delusions |
| |
The Contagiousness of Puerperal Fever |
| |
Currents and Counter-currents in Medical Science |
| |
Border Lines of Knowledge in Some Provinces of Medical Science |
| |
Scholastic and Bedside Teaching |
| |
The Medical Profession in Massachusetts |
| |
The Young Practitioner |
| |
Medical Libraries |
| |
Some of My Early Teachers |
|
Oliver Wendell Holmes |
| ATJX009 |
Memorial on the Book Duty
|
Thomas Jefferson |
| AWJX010 |
Memories and Studies
| |
Louis Agassiz |
| |
Address at the Emerson Centenary in Concord |
| |
Robert Gould Shaw |
| |
Francis Boott |
| |
Thomas Davidson: a Knight-errant of the Intellectual Life |
| |
Herbert Spencer’s Autobiography |
| |
Frederic Myers’ Services to Psychology |
| |
Final Impressions of a Psychical Researcher |
| |
On Some Mental Effects of the Earthquake |
| |
The Energies of Men |
| |
The Moral Equivalent of War |
| |
Remarks at the Peace Banquet |
| |
The Social Value of the College-Bred |
| |
The Ph.D. Octopus |
| |
The True Harvard |
| |
Stanford’s Ideal Destiny |
| |
A Pluralistic Mystic |
|
William James |
| AJDX026 |
Moral Principles in Education
|
John Dewey |
| EBRX026 |
The Place of Science in a Liberal Education
|
Bertrand Russell |
| EGAX015 |
Post-Prandial Philosophy
| |
The Struggle for Life Among Languages |
| |
In the Matter of Aristocracy |
| |
Science in Education |
| |
The Theory of Scapegoats |
| |
American Duchesses |
| |
Is England Played Out? |
| |
The Game and the Rules |
| |
The Rôle of Prophet |
| |
The Romance of the Clash of Races |
| |
The Monopolist Instincts |
| |
“Mere Amateurs” |
| |
A Squalid Village |
| |
Concerning Zeitgeist |
| |
The Decline of Marriage |
| |
Eye Versus Ear |
| |
The Political Pupa |
| |
On the Casino Terrace |
| |
The Celtic Fringe |
| |
Imagination and Radicals |
| |
About Abroad |
| |
Why England Is Beautiful |
| |
Anent Art Production |
| |
A Glimpse into Utopia |
| |
Of Second Chambers |
| |
A Point of Criticism |
|
Grant Allen |
| OSBL012 |
The Pursuit of Knowledge
|
Stephen Leacock |
| AJDX021 |
Rationality in Education
|
John Dewey |
| AGHM013 |
The Relation of Play to Education
|
George Herbert Mead |
| GASX003 |
Religion: A Dialogue & Other Essays
| |
Religion: A Dialogue |
| |
A Few Words on Pantheism |
| |
On Books and Reading |
| |
Physiognomy |
| |
Psychological Observations |
| |
The Christian System |
|
Arthur Schopenhauer |
| ETHH002 |
Science and Education
| |
Joseph Priestley |
| |
On the Educational Value of the Natural History Sciences |
| |
Emancipation - Black and White |
| |
A Liberal Education; and Where to Find It |
| |
Scientific Education: Notes of An After-dinner Speech |
| |
Science and Culture |
| |
On Science and Art in Relation to Education |
| |
Universities: Actual and Ideal |
| |
Address on University Education |
| |
On the Study of Biology |
| |
On Elementary Instruction in Physiology |
| |
On Medical Education |
| |
The State and the Medical Profession |
| |
The Connection of the Biological Sciences with Medicine |
| |
The School Boards: What They Can Do, and What They May Do |
| |
Technical Education |
| |
Address on Behalf of the National Association for the Promotion of Technical Education |
|
Thomas Huxley |
| AOJR002 |
Speeches
| |
Memorial Day |
| |
Harvard College in the War |
| |
The Law |
| |
The Puritan |
| |
The Profession of the Law |
| |
On Receiving the Degree of Doctor of Laws |
| |
The Use of Law Schools |
| |
Sidney Bartlett |
| |
Daniel S. Richardson |
| |
The Use of Colleges |
| |
William Allen |
| |
The Soldier's Faith |
| |
Learning and Science |
| |
George Otis Shattuck |
| |
Walbridge Abner Field |
| |
Speech at a Dinner Given to Chief Justice Holmes |
| |
John Marshall |
| |
Ipswich |
| |
The Class of '61. |
| |
Law and the Court |
|
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. |
| GASX002 |
Studies in Pessimism
| |
On the Sufferings of the World |
| |
The Vanity of Existence |
| |
On Suicide |
| |
Immortality: A Dialogue |
| |
Psychological Observations |
| |
On Education |
| |
Of Women |
| |
On Noise |
| |
A Few Parables |
|
Arthur Schopenhauer |
| EBRX022 |
The Study of Mathematics
|
Bertrand Russell |
| GRCE008 |
Thoughts Upon the Education of the People
|
Rudolf Eucken |
| EGBS011 |
A Treatise on Parents and Children
|
George Bernard Shaw |
| EWWH002 |
Trinity College Commemoration Sermon
|
William Whewell |
| ABTW001 |
Up From Slavery: An Autobiography
|
Booker T. Washington |
| EACB008 |
The Upton Letters
|
A. C. Benson |
| EMWX001 |
A Vindication of the Rights of Woman
|
Mary Wollstonecraft |
| GFWN005 |
We Philologists
|
Friedrich Nietzsche |
| EGKC034 |
What's Wrong With the World
|
G. K. Chesterton |
| EABZ012 |
Your United States
|
Arnold Bennett |