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118 The Use of a Building Law. The Engineering Magazine. New York. November, 1891. Museum Buildings and Arrangements. The Engineering Magazine. New York. November, 1891. Historical American Exhibition at Madrid. The Record and Guide. New York. December 5, 1891. Architecture and Building. New York. December 5, 1891. The Nation. New York. December 24, 1891. "Christian Thought in Architecture. Paper read before the American Society of Church History. Washington. December 30, 1891. Philadelphia : a. Study in Morals. The New Englander and Yale Review. New Haven. January, 1892. Chicago. Four Papers. Architecture and Building. New York. January 2, 7, 16, and February 20, 1892. Books on Early Art. (Editorial Department.) Two parts. The American Antiquarian. Chicago. March, 1892. May, 1892. Tradition in Church Architecture. Architecture and Building. New York. May 7, 1892. Architecture. (Editorial Department.) Eight Papers. The Engineering Magazine. New York. May-December, 1892. The Architectural Exhibition in Brooklyn. Science. New York. May 6, 1892. An Architectural Scholarship for Philadelphia. Science. New York. June 3, 1892. Office Buildings of Chicago. . The Builder. London. July 9, 1892. Beauty, Ornament and Architecture. The American Architect. Boston. August 13, 1892. Architectural Problems in Great Cities. The Economic Side. Paper read before the American, Association. Chautauqua. August 26, 1892. Architecture in Relation to Life. Paper read before the American Social Science Association. Saratoga. September 2, 1892. French Cathedrals. Introductory Paper. The Architectural Record. New York. October, 1892. Big Buildings of Chicago. The Chicago Tribune. Chicago. October 16, 1892. The City Hall in America. The Engineering Magazine. New York. November, 1892. Architecture in Cities. Paper read before the Board of Trade. Newark, N. J. November 16, 1892.
ii9 Numerous editorial articles, unsigned contributions, notes, etc., in 1891 and 1892 in The Record and Guide. New York. Architecture and Building. New York. The Inland Architect. Chicago. LEE K. FRANKEL/ B.S., Ph.D. The Electrolysis of the Metallic Sulphocyanides. The Oxidation of the Metallic Arsenides by the Electric Current. With Dr. E. F. Smith, Electrolytic Separations. Third Series. The Detection of Lead in Urine. Therapeutic Gazette. March 15, 1893. GEORGE STUART FULLERTON, PH.D. 1. On Sameness and -Identity. Philosophical Series. No. 1. 8vo. Pp. 156. University of Pennsylvania Press. 1890. 2. On the Perception of Small Differences, with Special Reference to the Extent, Force and Time of Movement. Philosophical Series. No. 2. Written conjointly with Prof. Cattell. 8vo. Pp. 159. University of Pennsylvania Press. 1892. 3. The Philosophy of Spinoza. Series of Modern Philosophers. Henry Holt & Co. 1891. 4. Essays, Criticisms and Reviews in various periodicals in the fields of Philosophy, Psychology and Ethics. HORACE HOWARD FURNESS, LL.D. Variorum Shakespeare. Vol. VIII. "As You Like It." Ditto. Vol. IX. "The Tempest." WILLIAM GOODELL, M.D. Double Oophorectomy and Fibroid Tumor of the Womb. Medical and Surgical Reporter. February, 1890. Anal Fissure with Cervical Laceration and Neurasthenia. Annals of Gynaecology. February, 1890. Retained Placenta after Abortion. Practice. February 20, 1890. Removal of an Anomalous Abdomirikl Tumor. Medical News. February 22, 1890. Two Successive Ovariotomies., International Journal of Surgery. February, 1890. Pp. 31. The Danger of Syphilitic. Infection by Gynaecologist. Annals of Gynaecology. March, 1890. Amputation of a Fibroid Cervix. Medical News. May.10, 1890.
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