National independence; or, A common-sense policy,

Employment demands protection.--Why any exclusive policy?--The free trade trap.--Protection enriched us, not free trade.--Free trade poisons patriotism.--Kill industries and commerce dies.--Theories are dangerous guides.--Industrial displacements spell ruin.--Independence the only policy.--The fatal policy of laissez faire.--"Cheap and nasty."--Our unearned increment.--Free trade a spiteful mistress.--The fertility of character.--We cultivate weakness, not strength.--Britons can manage British business.--Second markets.--The country's average wage.--If trusts, then British trusts.--Labour's true interests.--Germany and her navy.--Class-hatred is suicide.--The tax on wheat.--The little-Englander rat.--The seeds of decay.--Education and patriotism.--Intemperate legislators.--National strongholds.--Futile scheming.--The balance of power.--The suffragette among nations.--Naval warfare in the future.--Universal service.--Broken reeds.

The complete works of Count Tolstóy /

Half title.

Hayrenasirutʻiwn hayotsʻ /

Mode of access: Internet.

A paradise of English poetry /

Includes indexes.

The champagne standard,

The champagne standard.--American wives and English housekeeping.--Kitchen comedies.--Entertaining.--Temporary power.--The extravagant economy of women.--A modern tendency.--A plea for women architecs.--The electric age.-- Gunpowder or toothpowder.--The pleasure of patriotism.--Romance and eyeglasses.--The plague of music.--A domestic danger.--A study of frivolity.-- On taking oneself seriously.--Soft-soap.

Lectures and essays.

v. 1. Falstaff. Crabbe. Moral philosophy of Byron's life. Moral spirit of Byron's genius. Ebenezer Elliott. Oliver Goldsmith. Spirit of Irish history.--v. 2. Ireland and the Irish. The worth of liberty. True manhood. The pulpit. Patriotism. Economies. Music. The young musician. A day in Springfield. Chatterton. Carlyle. Savage and Dermody.

The statesmanship of Wordsworth ; an essay /

"A greater part...has already appeared...in the Nineteenth century and after."

The home book of verse; American and English, 1580-1912, with an appendix containing a few well-known poems in other languages.

V. 1. Poems of youth and age.--v. 2. Poems of love, pt. 1.--v. 3. Poems of love, pt. 2.--v. 4. Poems of nature.--v. 5. Familiar verse, and poems humorous and satiric.--v. 6. Poems of patriotism, history and legend.--v. 7. Poems of sentiment and reflection.-- v. 8. Poems of sorrow, death and immortality.

Three colonial boys : a story of the times of '76 /

Publisher's catalogue precedes and follows text.

Unconditional loyalty.

Mode of access: Internet.

L'idée de patrie et l'humanitarisme; essai d'histoire française, 1866-1901.

On cover: 6. édition.

President's first baccalaureate sermon and Tenth annual report. 1882-83.

With this are bound: Baccalaureate sermon of Pres. G.A. Gates, 1889; The progress of educational development, by H.P. Tappan; Patriotism and international brotherhood, by J.B. Angell; Memorial addresses by W.H. Payne; The life spiritual, by H.E. Webster; Education and the state, by John Bascom; Truth and truthfulness, by John Bascom; The university and the state, by C.K. Adams.

Teruʻat melekh : ...me-ʻinyan ahavah ṿe-reʻut ha-melekh ṿe-yoʻatsaṿ ṿe-śaraṿ ṿe-ʻamo.

Hebrew and German.

Gedenkboek van Nederlands moed en trouw : gedurende den Belgischen opstand /

"Naamlijst der inteekenaren"--P. [iii]-xxviii.

Opportunity, and other essays and addresses,

Opportunity.--Woman and the higher education.--The university: a nursery of the higher life.--The university and the teacher.--Goethe as educator.--The patriot.--Empire or republic.