The three Jameses : a family of minds : Henry James Sr., William James, Henry James /

Includes index.

William James, his marginalia, personality and contribution,

"Five hundred copies ... have been printed ... Number Q."

Chapters selected from the writings of L. B. R. Briggs and William James.

Mode of access: Internet.

William James,

Mode of access: Internet.

Papers of Helen Lawrence Appleton Brooks, 1822-1985

Mostly correspondence between family members, beginning with Catherine Lawrence and Charles Appleton, the parents of Helen Brooks. Also records of Brooks' voluntary activities, her diaries and personal writings, and material collected by Grace Norton about Henry James.

The literary remains of the late Henry James /

--Introduction.--Immortal life: an autobiographical sketch.--Spiritual creation.--Some personal recollections of Carlyle.--Bibliography (p. [469]-471].

The literary remains of the late Henry James;

Mode of access: Internet.

The life and times of Anne Royall

by Sarah Harvey Porter.

A small boy and others /

Some copies of the first issue have a leaf facing the half-title with seven books by Henry James advertised. Other copies have a cancel leaf in that position, with the note that Notes of a son and brother is in preparation. Cf. Edel & Laurence.

The principles of psychology,

Mode of access: Internet.

A pluralistic universe : Hibbert lectures at Manchester college on the present situation in philosophy /

I. The types of philosophic thinking.--II. Monistic idealism.III. Hegel and his method.--IV. Bergson and his critique of intellectualism.--VII. The continuity of experience.--VIII. Conclusions. Notes.--Appendices. A. The thing and its relations. B. The experience of activity. C. On the notion of reality as changing.-- Index.

The meaning of truth, a sequel to "Pragmatism,"

Mode of access: Internet.

Some problems of philosophy; a beginning of an introduction to philosophy.

"First edition May 1911. Reprinted ... June 1940."

Notes of a son and brother /

Publisher's advertisement, p. [1], first grouping.

A small boy and others,

Mode of access: Internet.