Structure of Mind

Grossmann, Reinhardt

The University of Wisconsin Press

The Enclosed Garden: The Tradition & the Image in 17th Century Poetry

STEWART, Stanley

Reproduced by the Meriden Gravure Company from the Chapin and Scheide copies and including the marginal notes. vi, 29 pages followed by facsimile. quarter black morocco over cloth, slipcase.. thick 4to..

The Geneva Bible: A Facsimile of the 1560 Edition

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Bread and the liturgy;: The symbolism of early Christian and Byzantine bread stamps

GALAVARIS, GEORGE

xvi 350p black paperback, very good, adhesive to spine, very good, Volume 1 ONLY

History of Spain and Portugal V

History

Payne, Stanley G.

Europe

Literary Monographs: v. 5

Rothstein, Eric (ed)

Literature & Fiction

The American Film Industry

Computers & Technology

Networking & Cloud Computing

The American Jeremiad

"This is a dazzling performance. It supplies conceptual links between phenomena where historians have often sensed a connection without being able to describe it adequately. . . [Bercovitch] has written intellectual history at the highest level."—Edmund S. Morgan, New York Review of Books

Bercovitch, Sacvan

History & Criticism

In recent years, world climate changes have drawn more attention than at any other time in history. What we once called "crazy weather," just a few years ago, is now beginning to be seen as a part of a logical and, in part, predictable pattern, an awesome natural force that we must deal with if man is to avoid disaster of unprecedented proportions. Climates of Hunger is a book of paramount importance for our time. It will be essential reading not only for professionals in the field—including agricultural meteorologists, political scientists, geographers, sociologists, and business counselors—but for all who are concerned in any way with environmental trends, world and domestic food supplies, and their effects on human institutions.

Climates of Hunger

Science & Math

Reid A. Bryson

Thomas J. Murray

Earth Sciences

The development of modern medicine: An interpretation of the social and scientific factors involved

The relation of the progress of medical science to the social history of humanity. Starting with the seventeenth century, the author analyzes the defeats as well as the triumphs that medicine has gone through to reach its present usefulness.

The Development of Modern Medicine: An Interpretation of the Social and Scientific Factors Involved

Richard Harrison Shryock

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