The natural principles and analogy of the harmony of form.

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Analysis of form : as displayed in Beethoven's thirty-two pianoforte sonatas : with a description of the form of each movement for the use of students /

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Constitution of form of government for the people of Florida,

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The problem of form in painting and sculpture,

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The analysis of form in music,

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An historical account of the discovery and education of a savage man : or, the first developments, physical and moral, of the young savage caught in the woods near Aveyron in the year 1798 /

Translation of De l'éducation d'un homme sauvage, ou Des premiers développments physiques et moraux de jeune sauvage de l'Aveyron.

The representative significance of form; an essay in comparative aesthetics,

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Calvin's doctrine of the Word and sacrament

Bibliographical footnotes

Musical form /

Includes index.

Illustrations of political economy.

v. 1. Life in the wilds. The hill and the valley. Brooke and Brooke farm.--v. 2. Demerara. Ella of Garveloch. Weal and woe in Garveloch.--v. 3. A Manchester strike. Cousin Marshall. Ireland.--v. 4. Homes abroad. For each and for all. French wines and politics.--v. 5. The charmed sea. Berkeley the banker. In two parts.--v. 6. Messrs. Vanderput and Snoek. The loom and the lugger. In two parts.--v. 7. Sowers not reapers. Cinnamon and pearls. A tale of the Tyne.--v. 8. Briery Creek. The three ages.--v. 9. The Farrers of Budge-row. The moral of many fables.--v. 10-11 Illustrations of taxation.

Six lectures on architecture,

The beginnings of Gothic art and The culmination of Gothic architecture, by R.A. Cram.-- Principles of architectural composition and Modern architecture, by T. Hastings.-- Organic architecture and The language of form, by C. Bragdon.

A complete body of divinity. Consisting of five parts ... The whole extracted from the best ancient and modern writers, but chiefly form the works of such, as have been reputed the most able divines, and celebrated preachers amongst us. ...

"An alphabetical table": p. [1-12] at end.