A Biblical introduction,

Mode of access: Internet.

A treatise on navigation and nautical astronomy, including the theory of compass deviations;

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The practical elocutionist, and academical reader and speaker; designed for the use of colleges, academies and high schools,

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The gospel message; sermons preached in St. Paul's cathedral,

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Apostles of the Lord : being six lectures on pastoral theology delivered in the Divinity School, Cambridge, Lent term, 1901 /

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The religion of the post-exilic prophets,

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On the adaptation of external nature to the physical condition of man : principally with reference to the supply of his wants and the exercise of his intellectual faculties /

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The gospel of experience, or The witness of human life to the truth of revelation,

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The foreign missionary and his work.

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Human personality and its survival of bodily death,

Edited after the author's death by Richard Hodgson and Alice Johnson.

Musa latina aberdonensis.

Appended to v. 1, Fifth report by council of the New Spalding Club, 1891; to v. 2, Eighth report, 1894; to v. 3, Twenty-third report, 1909.

The Shakspearian reader: a collection of the most approved plays of Shakspeare;

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The sum of feminine achievement; a critical and analytical study of woman's contribution to the intellectual progress of the world,

"Table -- The famous women of modern times," (p. 210-237): lists 400 women of achievement in the fields of art, education, geographic exploration, journalism, sociology, philanthropy, religion, suffrage, science, medicine, music, theatre, literature, woman in war, and statesmanship.

Hartley's theory of the human mind, on the principle of the association of ideas; with essays relating to the subject of it.

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Methods & aims in archaeology,

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