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518 CARNEGIE LIBRARY OF PITTSBURGH
Lamszus, Wilhelm. 172 L21
The human slaughter-house (scenes from the war that is sure to
come); English version by Oakley Williams. Hutchinson.
"These impressions of a 'citizen soldier' suddenly called from his work and home
to fight for the Fatherland in a hypothetical European conflict bring home the terrible
possibilities of the battles of the future with a force which is at times almost brutal...
A powerful indictment of Continental militarism." Athenaum, 1913.
Partridge, George Everett. 178 P27
Studies in the psychology of intemperance. 1912. Sturgis.
"References," p.267-269.
"A well based and well presented study of the 'intoxication impulse,' tracing its
history and effect on animals and among primitive and civilized peoples, and studying
the effects of intoxicants on different types and temperaments. The conclusion reached
is that the causes of intoxication are largely social. The last fifth of the book takes up
intemperance as an individual and social problem, considering methods for the care
and control of the drunkard." A. L. A. booklist, 1913.
Ree, Paul. 171 R2711
Der ursprung der moralischen empfindungen. 1877.
Vecchio, Giorgio del. 171 V24P
I presupposti filosofici della nozione del diritto. 1905.
Religion
Bayley, Harold. 291 B33
The lost language of symbolism; an inquiry into the origin of certain
letters, words, names, fairy-tales, folklore and mythologies. 2v.
1913. Lippincott.
"Basing his inferences on the study of medieval water-marks, Mr. Harold Bayley
lias elaborated. . .the suggestions originally put forward by him in A New Light on the
Renaissance. . .Emphasizing the close relation of symbolism and philology, he draws from
an examination of the mystic significance of fairy tales. . .deductions which are often
debatable and to the layman even fantastic, but always interesting, and shows how their
spiritual messages, concentrated in a sign, were passed to and fro by the paper-makers
of Europe, whose mills...were usually built in heretical districts." Spectator, 1913.
Bible—Old testament. Apocrypha. qr 229 6473a
Apocrypha and pseudepigrapha of the Old testament in English,
with introductions and critical and explanatory notes to the several
books; ed. in conjunction with many scholars by R. H. Charles. 2v.
1913. Clarendon Press.
v. r. Apocrypha.
v. 2. Pseudepigrapha.
Contains bibliographies.
Butler, Alford Augustus. 268 B97
The churchman's manual of methods; a practical Sunday school
handbook for clerical and lay workers. 1910. Young Churchman Co.
"Helpful books and appliances," p.214-221.
Carver, Thomas Nixon. 201 C24
The religion worth having. 1912. Houghton.
"The religion worth having, in Professor Carver's view, is merely the one which
acts most powerfully as a spur to energy, and which directs that energy most productively.
This is obviously the view of a thorough going economist." Survey, 1912.