Principles of electricity; an intermediate text in electricity and magnetism,

First published, June 1931. Reprinted, July 1932 ... August 1939."

Savings and loan principles,

Appendices: A. Uniform savings and loan act. B. Federal savings and loan legislation and charter.

The road to riches; the principles which govern efforts to make a living,

"First edition."

A collection of pieces and tracts illustrative of the faith of those Christians who hold the principles of the unity of God and the salvation of sinners by his free grace in the Gospel.

Mode of access: Internet.

A summary declaration of the faith and practice of the First Baptist Church in Boston.

Appended at end: The Baptist Catechism; or, a brief instruction in the principles of the Christian religion. Boston : [s.n.], 1803.

Principles of geology : being an attempt to explain the former changes of the earth's surface, by reference to causes now in operation.

This ed. first issued in 1834.

Observations on the attempted application of pantheistic principles to the theory and historic criticism of the Gospel /

Vol. 2 issued in parts, 1841-1844, continuously paged but without over-all t.p. Each part has separate t.p.

An introduction to Greek prose composition : with copious explanatory exercises, in which all the important principles of Greek syntax are fully elucidated /

Part I published in 1839 under title: First Greek lessons ...

Christian ethics : or, Moral philosophy : on the principles of divine revelation /

Nine lectures, "the first series of the 'Congregational lectures'." Cf. p.[1]

English poetry: its principles and progress, with representative masterpieces and notes;

First pub. 1904 under title: The principles and progress of English poetry.

Society and its problems; an introduction to the principles of sociology,

First published, 1920, under the title "Introduction to the principles of sociology".

Mental Preparation for Piano Performance Using Principles of Aikido

Thesis (D.M.A.)--University of Washington, 2016-05

Principles of Australian public law

In this relatively short book, David Clark sets out to fill what he perceives to be a gap in the presently available writing on Australian public law by achieving two distinct objectives. The first is to remedy 'one of the oddest limitations of current public law writing in Australia' by detailing the history and operation of the state and territory constitutions as well as their philosophical underpinnings. The other is to explore certain areas of federal public law, such as the laws applicable to the constitution and operation of the Commonwealth Parliament and non-judicial bodies such as the Ombudsman, which are often not dealt with in leading constitutional and administrative law texts. It is acknowledged by the author that attempting to cover such a wide range of topics is a 'high-wire act'. Fortunately, apart from one slight stumble, Clark manages to keep his balance and has produced a useful précis of a number of the institutions and concepts that are fundamental to the orderly functioning of Australian society.

Asian Australian Citizenship as a Frame Enactment in the Parlimentary 'First Speech'

The parliamentary first speech is a site of discursive privilege that offers each parliamentarian an opportunity to articulate the principles and aspirations that underpin her or his entry into public life. When utilised by parliamentarians of Asian Australian backgrounds, these speeches embody a unique opportunity to comprehend how ethnic identity is performed amidst the numerous, competing interests by which legislators are bound and challenged. The construction and representation of Asian Australian identity in these contexts provide a fascinating opportunity to understand the junctures between ethnicity and Australian citizenship. This essay explores how Asian Australians may be subject to forms of 'coercive mimeticism' in certain social sites, and also how these hegemonic pressures may simultaneously present 'frames of enactment' through their performance.