Lears Nonsense Drolleries: The Owl and the Pussy-Cat, the Duck and the Kangaroo

Humor & Entertainment

Edward, Lear

Humor

Juniper Grove

William Elliot Griffis (1843-1928) was the leading American scholar on Japanese history and culture at the turn of the century. In 1908, he penned this captivating book, which contains twenty charming folktales that he felt captured the true spirit of Old Japan. Some of the tales he took directly from Japanese folklore, others he adapted from Japanese legends, operas, art, and customs. A few are based solely on Griffis' own experiences with Japanese life and culture. This volume is a photo-reproduction of the original 1908 edition. It includes color reproductions of all the original illustrations, which were beautifully executed by Decorative Designers, an influential graphic design firm active during the late 19th and early 20th century.

The Firefly's Lovers and Other Fairy Tales of Old Japan

Literature & Fiction

William Elliot Griffis

Mythology & Folk Tales

Radioactive Transformations contains the subject matter of the eleven lectures Ernest Rutherford (1871-1937) delivered under the Silliman Foundation at Yale University in March, 1905. These lectures detailed the results of his experiments on the spontaneous degradation of radioactive substances. Following his first book, Radio-Activity, Radioactive Transformations was yet another seminal work on radioactive materials by this brilliant, energetic scientist who laid the foundations for modern nuclear chemistry and physics. Indeed, the work was so valuable that in 1908 Rutherford was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research on the disintegration of elements and the chemistry of radioactive substances. This book is a photo-reproduction of the original 1906 edition. It contains all of Rutherford's original text, charts,and diagrams.

Radioactive Transformations

Science & Math

Rutherford, Ernest

Research

Radio-activity was the first book written by Ernest Rutherford (1871-1937), the brilliant, energetic scientist who went on to win the 1908 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research on radioactive substances. This remarkable book contained a complete survey of the contemporary knowledge of radioactivity at the time, a majority of which came from Rutherford's own groundbreaking research. It served as the first textbook on the subject of radioactivity.   The first edition of Radio-activity was published in 1904. During this early part of the century, research on the subject progressed so rapidly that a mere year later Rutherford released a second edition of the text, which contained a substantial amount of new material.    This Juniper Grove edition is a photo-reproduction of the second edition, which was issued in 1905 as a volume in the Cambridge Physical Series. It contains all of Rutherford's original text, charts, and diagrams.

Radio-activity

Earth Sciences

In March of 1896, the Ndebele people revolted against the authority of the British South Africa Company to initiate what is known as the Second Matabele War, or First Chimurenga, one of many conflicts in the long embattled history of what is now Zimbabwe. Sunshine and Storm in Rhodesia is a riveting and thoughtfully written account of this war by a man who experienced it firsthand - Frederick Courteney Selous. In this book, Selous discusses the factors that led to the war, what life was like in the colony in the 1890's, race relations between the indigenous African population and the predominantly white European settlers, and the dangers and adventures he and other legendary military leaders such as Frederick Russell Burnham, Robert Baden-Powell, and George Grey faced as they led patrols to protect the settlers in the region, rescue the injured, and locate those who had been killed. Included are 17 illustrations, a map, a comprehensive index, lists of the names of those settlers and military personnel murdered, missing, or wounded in the rebellion, and a quantitative list of the homesteads, crops, and animals that were either stolen or destroyed. This Juniper Grove printing is an unabridged photo-reproduction of the original 1896 edition.

Sunshine and Storm in Rhodesia

Politics & Social Sciences

SELOUS, FREDERICK COURTENEY

Social Sciences

101 Salads

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Southworth, May E.

Main Courses & Side Dishes

This novel by famed French author Alexandre Dumas gives us a sumptuous glimpse into the rich but tragic life of Queen Mary I (1542-1587) of Scotland. Dumas deftly conveys her wit and intellect and the grace and strength with which she handled the many turbulent events of her life. He follows her through troubled marriages, a biting betrayal by her half-brother, her rivalry with her cousin, Queen Elizabeth I of England, and the many years she spent in English captivity. We are left with a poignant view of the ill-fated queen's final moments on the scaffold, as she is beheaded on her cousin Elizabeth's orders.

Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots

Biographies & Memoirs

Alexandre, Dumas

Historical

Recessional and Other Poems

Kipling., Rudyard

Poetry

A collection of poetry by Sir Walter Raleigh. Edited and authenticated by J. Hannah. Also included are works of other courtly poets dating from the Elizabethan Era to the English Civil War.

The Poems of Sir Walter Raleigh: Collected and Authenticated With Those of Sir Henry Wotton and Other Courtly Poets from 1540 to 1650

Sir Walter Raleigh

With Woodrow Wilson hesitant to enter World War I, former President Theodore Roosevelt wrote this volume urging the United States to join the allies in the war.

Why America Should Join the Allies

History

ROOSEVELT, THEODORE

Americas

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