3 v. ; 21 cm Includes bibliography [v. 1] Italy. [v. 2] France and Britain. [v. 3] Monasticism

ix, 182 p. diagrs. ; 23 cm Bibliography: p. 157-166

238 p. ; 21 cm

<p>What is the nature of representation? Why do some legislators seem to pursue their own policy agenda and others only vote for the wishes of a majority in their district? Eric M. Uslaner sheds new light on this important debate, demonstrating that current notions of representation are too narrow and that members of Congress do both pursue a policy agenda and represent their constituents's interests.</p><p>Uslaner argues that most representatives do not have to choose between following their ideals or constituency preferences, because voters usually elect public officials who are in tune with their beliefs. And because the constituency is a complex organization of sub-groups--some of which are more critical to achieving re-election than others--the legis-lator is able to form alliances with those who support the legislator's policy preferences. The views of these groups within the constituence become the views to which the legislator pays most attention. In short, the author argues, politics are both local and ideological.</p><p>Uslaner explores the intersection of a legislator ideology and the preferences of various constituencies. In looking at how they interact and how representation affects reelection, the book sheds new light on the place of ideology in American politics.</p><p>This book will be of interest to those concerned with representation in all legislative bodies, including political scientists and historians.</p><p>Eric M. Uslaner is Professor of Government, University of Maryland. He is the author of <i>The Decline of Comity in Congress</i>.</p>

243 pages 20 cm Includes bibliographical references and index

204 pages 22 cm Originally published in 1931 in the Smithsonian scientific series, v. 10 Body organization and functions -- The family album, part 1: subclass cephalocarida; Branchiopoda; The triops, artemia (brine shrimp), Daphnia pulex ; Subclass ostracoda; Mystacocarida; Copepoda; Branchiura; Cirripedia -- The family album, part 2 -- Crustacean habits and homes -- Crustacean conversation -- Light and color in crustaceans -- Crustaceans as food and medicine -- The sins of crustaceans -- Systematic index

xv, 640, xxiii pages : 24 cm Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (pages 591-603) Bibliography: p. 605-640 Continued 2 : "Pregnant with Meaning" : Tsar Alexander III, 1881- 94 -- Reforms, proposed and actual -- Economic policies -- Aksakov and Pobedonostsev -- Restrictions and burdens -- Changes in landownership -- Marx and Engels -- An Analysis of the Marx-Engels theories -- Plekhanov and Ulyanov -- Bronstein and Dzhugashvili -- S.I. Witte The Distaff Scepter : Zemstva and Tsar -- Tsar and Tsaritsa -- The Tsar's advisers -- Review of Russia in 1900 -- Industrial growth -- The Foreign office -- The Far East -- The Japanese war -- Growth of political opposition -- Marxism-Leninism -- The Socialist Revolutionaries -- Zemstva liberals -- Bolshevik and Menshevik -- Government actions -- The Zemstva program Deviation from Autocracy : The Workers and the government -- Bloody Sunday and a spreading rebellion -- The 1905 revolution and the Soviets -- The Dumas -- The First Duma -- P.A. Stolypin -- Stolypin's land reform -- The Second Duma and Stolypin's coup -- Third and fourth Dumas -- Okhrana procedures -- "Dark forces" : Rasputin -- Effects on politics -- Rasputin's murder The First Ride of the Four Horsemen : Alternative alignments -- Flirtions with Germany -- Rapprochement with Britain -- The Crisis of 1908 -- The Balkan wars -- Preparations -- The 1914 crisis and Russian aims -- The State of the Nation, 1914 -- Lenin and Stalin -- The Russian people and the war -- Peasant norms and values -- Wars and revolutions -- Campaigns -- Bankruptcy of the government -- Effects of the war on the economy -- Lack of leadership The Year 1917 : Discontent and counteractions -- Riots, mutinies, and revolution -- Duma and Soviet -- A Provisional regime -- A.F. Kerensky -- The Provisional government versus the Soviet -- Bolshevik action : Lenin -- The Land problem -- The Provisional government weakens -- The Bolshevik coup -- Analysis -- Bolshevik opportunism and amorality -- Interpretations -- Lenin and his party opponents The Second Ride of the Four Horsemen : Opposition to Revolution : Persistence of norms -- Bolshevik and anti-Bolshevik centers, 1917-18 -- Interventions -- Promotion of world revolution by Bolsheviks -- Powerless politics -- Brest-Litovsk -- Genesis and growth of Ukrainian nationalism -- The Whites -- The Polish intervention, 1918-20 -- The Drive for world revolution -- Opposition within the Red Zone -- Terror and the class war -- The Red army -- The 1918 Constitution The Wedge and the pool : The Wedge -- Soil and vegetation zones -- Uplands and rivers -- The Pool -- The Scythians, Slavs, and Turkic Nomads -- The Goths -- Slav migration -- Norms and values : eastern Slavs Trade and politics : the first Rus states : Sources of Russian history : The Chronicles -- Alien impacts -- Khazars and Slavs -- The Varangian-Swedes -- The "Coming of the Varangians" -- Kievan Rus -- Its princes -- The Boyars -- Local government -- Lord Novgorod In the days of Kievan Rus : Economic life -- Agriculture -- Industries -- Trade -- Barter, money, and credit -- Slavic society -- The "Conversion of Vladimir" -- The Early Church -- Contributions of the Church -- Norms of the people -- Decline of Kievan Rus -- The Tatars Tatar and Muscovite : Genghis Khan -- The Conquest -- Legacies of the Tatars -- The Appanage of Moscow -- Muscovite expansion -- Tatar decline -- Lithuanians and Poles -- Accomplishments of Ivan the Great -- The Pomestie system -- Development of Serfdom Ivan Grozny, autocrat of all Russia : The Sixteenth century : its vigor and its violence -- Church and State -- Vasili III (1505-33) -- Ivan IV (1533-84) -- Reforms and wars -- Political crises -- The Oprichnina -- The Oprichniki -- The National Assembly -- Expansion into Siberia -- Russo- English relations -- Evaluation of Ivan Grozny Relapses, recoveries, rebellions, and Romanovs : the seventeenth century : Votchina and Pomestie -- Enserfment -- Serf Norms and values -- Boris Godunov -- The Time of troubles -- Polish intervention -- Russia recovery -- The Romanovs -- Tasks of the new government -- Ukraine and Poland -- Western influences -- Rebellions and wars -- Religious schism : Raskol The Dynamic Peter : Boyhood and early youth -- Peter's education -- Peter's appearance and nature -- Travels and diplomacy -- Domestic revolts and foreign war -- More rebellions and more war -- Peter's reforms : general -- Effects on people -- Administrative reforms -- Economic reforms -- Church reform -- Miscellaneous reforms -- Estimate of Peter's work Guardsmen and Empresses : Menshikov and Catherine I (1725-27) -- Anna of Courland (1730-40) -- The Empress Elizabeth (1741-62) -- Domestic matters -- Foreign affairs -- Peter and Catherine -- Catherine's plots -- Triumph of the nobility -- Serfs -- Industry -- Norms and values -- Serfdom Continued 3 : Some Economic and Other Expriments : Economic conditions, 1917 -- "Militant communism" -- Conditions worsen, 1917-21 -- The Government versus the peasants -- Results -- The New economic policy -- Organized religion in Russia since 1918 -- Educational experiments -- Government : theory versus fact -- Economic planning Party Feuds and the First Five-Year Plan : Party history -- Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin -- Stalin versus Trotsky -- Alalysis and estimate -- The First five-year plan -- The People under the plan -- Collectivization of agriculture Collectives, Plans, and the "Ruler-in-Law" : The Collective-farm code -- Party control and the M.T.S. -- Contrast of first and second plans -- Stakhanovism and the labor code -- General accomplishments of the second and third five-year plans -- "Social security" and taxes -- Forced labor -- The 1936 Constitution -- "Ruler-in-law" -- Civil rights and duties -- The Great purges Conspiracy and Diplomacy : Review of foreign policies -- Russo- American relations -- Nonrecognition and trade -- Recognition, trade and debts -- The Comintern and the "united front" -- Disarmament, the League and "nonaggression" -- Relations with China and Japan -- Relations with Germany The Second Great Fatherland War : A Caution -- Opportunism -- The Soviet-German bargain -- The War -- The First years of the war -- People and war -- Diplomatic front : aid from the West -- War and diplomacy, 1943-45 -- Domestic changes -- Losses and gains Stalin's Last Years, 1946-53 : The 1946 election -- Personalities -- Isolationism, minorities, and nationalism -- Controls tightened -- The "Stalin five-year plan" -- Agriculture -- Some political and demographic changes -- "Remaking nature" -- The Fifth five-year plan -- The Nineteenth Party Congress World War to Cold War : Foreign Affairs after 1945 : The Guide to action -- "Capitalist encirclement" and "Peaceful coexistence" -- Breakdown of co-operation -- The Iranian affair -- 1947 -- The Berlin blockade -- Rival coalitions -- Satellites -- Atomic weapons and peace offensives -- Korean crisis and war "Unfinished Business" : The Problem of succession -- "De- Stalinization" -- Palace revolution, 1957 -- Economic changes -- Agriculture -- Social norms -- Science and technology -- Foreign affairs Continued 1 : Mistress of Men and Of Politics : Catherine the Great : The Court versus the People -- The Paradox of Catherine's "Liberalism" -- Circumstances and conservatism -- Catherine's men -- Governmental reforms -- The Charter of the nobility -- The Serf problem -- Foreign policy -- The Partions of Poland -- Catherine and revolutions abroad Alexander, Disciple of Order : Tsar Paul, 1796-1801 -- The People and the plotters -- Tsar Alexander I, 1801-25 -- Liberal or conservative? -- Foreign affairs under Paul -- Alexander's diplomacy -- Domestic developments -- Constitutions -- The War with France -- Alexander's leadership in European affairs -- "Conservatism" -- Alexander re-evaluated The Reign of Contrasts : Domestic Affairs, 1825-55 : The Influences of the wars -- Taxes and serfdom -- contemporary description of the peasants -- The "Secret Societies" -- Change in succession -- The Decembrist revolt -- Tsar Nicholas -- Thought control -- The Serf problem -- Russia's economic growth -- "Inner liberation" -- Slavophilism -- Westernism -- Critics and litterateurs The Outward policies, 1825-55 : Nicholas and Nesselrode -- Russia's position -- First Near Eastern crisis -- Strategic anlaysis -- Second Crisis : the Austrian, Russian, Prussian Agreements -- Third crisis : the Crimean war : Basic causes -- Immediate cause -- War and peace -- Russia moves East The State of the Nation and Other Matters : The Russian Empire, 1855 -- Classes and landownership -- The Mir -- Narod -- The Serf family -- Dvorianstvo -- The Autocracy -- Agents of the Tsar -- Imperial administration -- People versus government -- The Intelligentisia -- Alexander I. Herzen -- Michael Bakunin -- N.G. Chernishevsky Reforms and Revolutionaries : Alexander II, 1855-81 -- Revolutionaries -- Nihilism -- Serf emancipation -- Causes -- Negotiations -- The Act of the Nineteenth of February -- Consequences of emancipation -- Other reforms : the Zemstva -- The Zemstva and the Dvorianstvo -- Judical and military reforms -- Analysis of the reforms -- Reactions to the reforms -- Breshkovskaya and the Narodniki -- Zasulich and and Narodnaya Volya Expansion and Foreign Policies from Crimea to Korea : The Far East : China -- France, Poland, Prussia, and the United States -- Expansion in central Asia -- Pan-Slavism -- Crises and war -- Russo-German relations -- The Russo-French alliance commitment to retain 20151208

viii, 566 pages ; 24 cm Includes bibliographical references and index

xxv, 532 pages : 24 cm The issues raised by this book of readings, Poverty in America, are not simply those of the problems of poverty, but the problem of poverty in its larger context and how, in a sense, that problem meets the issue of the Great Society. For, when we declare a war against poverty, we are reaching out to touch a problem which has first come to the poor but which, if not solved in terms of the poor, will threaten to engulf the entire society. Individual articles in this comprehensive anthology focus on definitions and prevalence of poverty, the structure of poverty, the relationship of poverty to the economy, the values and life styles of poor people, and various programs and proposals that have been suggested to meet the problems of social, economic, and cultural deprivation. - Introduction Includes bibliographical references and index Introduction / Michael Harrington -- Editors' preface -- Definitions and prevalence of poverty -- Who are the poor? -- Poverty and the political economy -- Sustaining conditions of poverty -- The values of the poor -- The life of the poor -- Policies and programs -- Appendixes

vi, 213 pages 24 cm Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 198-208)

viii, 145 pages 23 cm Includes bibliographical references (pages 137-140) Beginnings -- Land of unlikeness -- The contemplative voice -- Lord Weary's castle -- The dramatic and narrative voices -- The Mills of the Kavanaughs -- End of a venture -- Life studies -- For the Union dead

xvii, 364 pages 24 cm Includes bibliographical references Reviews and early appraisals: 1846-76 -- Academic neglect and prophecies of renown: 1884-1912 -- The Melville Revival: 1917-32 -- Academic recognition: 1938-67

xv, 640, xxiii pages : 24 cm Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (pages 591-603) Bibliography: p. 605-640 Continued 2 : "Pregnant with Meaning" : Tsar Alexander III, 1881- 94 -- Reforms, proposed and actual -- Economic policies -- Aksakov and Pobedonostsev -- Restrictions and burdens -- Changes in landownership -- Marx and Engels -- An Analysis of the Marx-Engels theories -- Plekhanov and Ulyanov -- Bronstein and Dzhugashvili -- S.I. Witte The Distaff Scepter : Zemstva and Tsar -- Tsar and Tsaritsa -- The Tsar's advisers -- Review of Russia in 1900 -- Industrial growth -- The Foreign office -- The Far East -- The Japanese war -- Growth of political opposition -- Marxism-Leninism -- The Socialist Revolutionaries -- Zemstva liberals -- Bolshevik and Menshevik -- Government actions -- The Zemstva program Deviation from Autocracy : The Workers and the government -- Bloody Sunday and a spreading rebellion -- The 1905 revolution and the Soviets -- The Dumas -- The First Duma -- P.A. Stolypin -- Stolypin's land reform -- The Second Duma and Stolypin's coup -- Third and fourth Dumas -- Okhrana procedures -- "Dark forces" : Rasputin -- Effects on politics -- Rasputin's murder The First Ride of the Four Horsemen : Alternative alignments -- Flirtions with Germany -- Rapprochement with Britain -- The Crisis of 1908 -- The Balkan wars -- Preparations -- The 1914 crisis and Russian aims -- The State of the Nation, 1914 -- Lenin and Stalin -- The Russian people and the war -- Peasant norms and values -- Wars and revolutions -- Campaigns -- Bankruptcy of the government -- Effects of the war on the economy -- Lack of leadership The Year 1917 : Discontent and counteractions -- Riots, mutinies, and revolution -- Duma and Soviet -- A Provisional regime -- A.F. Kerensky -- The Provisional government versus the Soviet -- Bolshevik action : Lenin -- The Land problem -- The Provisional government weakens -- The Bolshevik coup -- Analysis -- Bolshevik opportunism and amorality -- Interpretations -- Lenin and his party opponents The Second Ride of the Four Horsemen : Opposition to Revolution : Persistence of norms -- Bolshevik and anti-Bolshevik centers, 1917-18 -- Interventions -- Promotion of world revolution by Bolsheviks -- Powerless politics -- Brest-Litovsk -- Genesis and growth of Ukrainian nationalism -- The Whites -- The Polish intervention, 1918-20 -- The Drive for world revolution -- Opposition within the Red Zone -- Terror and the class war -- The Red army -- The 1918 Constitution The Wedge and the pool : The Wedge -- Soil and vegetation zones -- Uplands and rivers -- The Pool -- The Scythians, Slavs, and Turkic Nomads -- The Goths -- Slav migration -- Norms and values : eastern Slavs Trade and politics : the first Rus states : Sources of Russian history : The Chronicles -- Alien impacts -- Khazars and Slavs -- The Varangian-Swedes -- The "Coming of the Varangians" -- Kievan Rus -- Its princes -- The Boyars -- Local government -- Lord Novgorod In the days of Kievan Rus : Economic life -- Agriculture -- Industries -- Trade -- Barter, money, and credit -- Slavic society -- The "Conversion of Vladimir" -- The Early Church -- Contributions of the Church -- Norms of the people -- Decline of Kievan Rus -- The Tatars Tatar and Muscovite : Genghis Khan -- The Conquest -- Legacies of the Tatars -- The Appanage of Moscow -- Muscovite expansion -- Tatar decline -- Lithuanians and Poles -- Accomplishments of Ivan the Great -- The Pomestie system -- Development of Serfdom Ivan Grozny, autocrat of all Russia : The Sixteenth century : its vigor and its violence -- Church and State -- Vasili III (1505-33) -- Ivan IV (1533-84) -- Reforms and wars -- Political crises -- The Oprichnina -- The Oprichniki -- The National Assembly -- Expansion into Siberia -- Russo- English relations -- Evaluation of Ivan Grozny Relapses, recoveries, rebellions, and Romanovs : the seventeenth century : Votchina and Pomestie -- Enserfment -- Serf Norms and values -- Boris Godunov -- The Time of troubles -- Polish intervention -- Russia recovery -- The Romanovs -- Tasks of the new government -- Ukraine and Poland -- Western influences -- Rebellions and wars -- Religious schism : Raskol The Dynamic Peter : Boyhood and early youth -- Peter's education -- Peter's appearance and nature -- Travels and diplomacy -- Domestic revolts and foreign war -- More rebellions and more war -- Peter's reforms : general -- Effects on people -- Administrative reforms -- Economic reforms -- Church reform -- Miscellaneous reforms -- Estimate of Peter's work Guardsmen and Empresses : Menshikov and Catherine I (1725-27) -- Anna of Courland (1730-40) -- The Empress Elizabeth (1741-62) -- Domestic matters -- Foreign affairs -- Peter and Catherine -- Catherine's plots -- Triumph of the nobility -- Serfs -- Industry -- Norms and values -- Serfdom Continued 3 : Some Economic and Other Expriments : Economic conditions, 1917 -- "Militant communism" -- Conditions worsen, 1917-21 -- The Government versus the peasants -- Results -- The New economic policy -- Organized religion in Russia since 1918 -- Educational experiments -- Government : theory versus fact -- Economic planning Party Feuds and the First Five-Year Plan : Party history -- Lenin, Trotsky, and Stalin -- Stalin versus Trotsky -- Alalysis and estimate -- The First five-year plan -- The People under the plan -- Collectivization of agriculture Collectives, Plans, and the "Ruler-in-Law" : The Collective-farm code -- Party control and the M.T.S. -- Contrast of first and second plans -- Stakhanovism and the labor code -- General accomplishments of the second and third five-year plans -- "Social security" and taxes -- Forced labor -- The 1936 Constitution -- "Ruler-in-law" -- Civil rights and duties -- The Great purges Conspiracy and Diplomacy : Review of foreign policies -- Russo- American relations -- Nonrecognition and trade -- Recognition, trade and debts -- The Comintern and the "united front" -- Disarmament, the League and "nonaggression" -- Relations with China and Japan -- Relations with Germany The Second Great Fatherland War : A Caution -- Opportunism -- The Soviet-German bargain -- The War -- The First years of the war -- People and war -- Diplomatic front : aid from the West -- War and diplomacy, 1943-45 -- Domestic changes -- Losses and gains Stalin's Last Years, 1946-53 : The 1946 election -- Personalities -- Isolationism, minorities, and nationalism -- Controls tightened -- The "Stalin five-year plan" -- Agriculture -- Some political and demographic changes -- "Remaking nature" -- The Fifth five-year plan -- The Nineteenth Party Congress World War to Cold War : Foreign Affairs after 1945 : The Guide to action -- "Capitalist encirclement" and "Peaceful coexistence" -- Breakdown of co-operation -- The Iranian affair -- 1947 -- The Berlin blockade -- Rival coalitions -- Satellites -- Atomic weapons and peace offensives -- Korean crisis and war "Unfinished Business" : The Problem of succession -- "De- Stalinization" -- Palace revolution, 1957 -- Economic changes -- Agriculture -- Social norms -- Science and technology -- Foreign affairs Continued 1 : Mistress of Men and Of Politics : Catherine the Great : The Court versus the People -- The Paradox of Catherine's "Liberalism" -- Circumstances and conservatism -- Catherine's men -- Governmental reforms -- The Charter of the nobility -- The Serf problem -- Foreign policy -- The Partitions of Poland -- Catherine and revolutions abroad Alexander, Disciple of Order : Tsar Paul, 1796-1801 -- The People and the plotters -- Tsar Alexander I, 1801-25 -- Liberal or conservative? -- Foreign affairs under Paul -- Alexander's diplomacy -- Domestic developments -- Constitutions -- The War with France -- Alexander's leadership in European affairs -- "Conservatism" -- Alexander re-evaluated The Reign of Contrasts : Domestic Affairs, 1825-55 : The Influences of the wars -- Taxes and serfdom -- contemporary description of the peasants -- The "Secret Societies" -- Change in succession -- The Decembrist revolt -- Tsar Nicholas -- Thought control -- The Serf problem -- Russia's economic growth -- "Inner liberation" -- Slavophilism -- Westernism -- Critics and litterateurs The Outward policies, 1825-55 : Nicholas and Nesselrode -- Russia's position -- First Near Eastern crisis -- Strategic analysis -- Second Crisis : the Austrian, Russian, Prussian Agreements -- Third crisis : the Crimean war : Basic causes -- Immediate cause -- War and peace -- Russia moves East The State of the Nation and Other Matters : The Russian Empire, 1855 -- Classes and landownership -- The Mir -- Narod -- The Serf family -- Dvorianstvo -- The Autocracy -- Agents of the Tsar -- Imperial administration -- People versus government -- The Intelligentisia -- Alexander I. Herzen -- Michael Bakunin -- N.G. Chernishevsky Reforms and Revolutionaries : Alexander II, 1855-81 -- Revolutionaries -- Nihilism -- Serf emancipation -- Causes -- Negotiations -- The Act of the Nineteenth of February -- Consequences of emancipation -- Other reforms : the Zemstva -- The Zemstva and the Dvorianstvo -- Judicial and military reforms -- Analysis of the reforms -- Reactions to the reforms -- Breshkovskaya and the Narodniki -- Zasulich and and Narodnaya Volya Expansion and Foreign Policies from Crimea to Korea : The Far East : China -- France, Poland, Prussia, and the United States -- Expansion in central Asia -- Pan-Slavism -- Crises and war -- Russo-German relations -- The Russo-French alliance commitment to retain 20151208

xxiv, 563, xxvii pages : 25 cm The growth of France is traced through a succession of royal dynasties and republics. On this tapestry is woven the story of the French people, how they thought, worked, voted, and prayed, and of their allegiance to an ideal - the great republic of humanity at large Includes bibliographical references (pages 547-563) The origins -- The foundations of French nationality: land, race, language -- The dawn: prehistory and protohistory -- Celtic Gaul -- Roman Gaul -- The dark ages: the chutch and the Franks -- Medieval France -- The church and medieval France: 987-1270 -- Lay society in the middle ages: nobles, peasants, bourgeois -- The rise of the capetians: 987-1270 -- The lost centuries: 1270-1380 -- The lost centuries: 1380-1483 -- Classical France -- The renaissance and the Italian wars -- The reformation and the religious wars -- The foundation of classical order: Henry IV, Richelieu, Mazarin -- The grand monarch: personal reign of Louis XIV, 1661-1715 -- Louis XV: the absentee king and the enlightenment -- The bourgeois-liberal revolution: 1750-1848 -- The revolution: 1788-1792 -- Marital interlude:1792-1815: The revolution: legislative assembly, convention, directory -- Marital interlude: 1792-1815: Napoleon Bonaparte, general, consul, emperor -- The constitutional monarchy: 1814-1848 -- Modern France -- The second republic and the second empire: 1848-1870 -- The "terrible year" and its aftermath: 1870-1880 -- The third republic: opportunism, 1880-1900 -- The third republic: radicalism and world war I, 1900-1918 -- The anxious truce: 1918-1939: recovery, 1918-1929 -- The anxious truce: 1918-1939: the darkening sky, 1929-1939 -- World war II and its aftermath -- The fourth republic in the perspective of a thousand years -- Home politics -- France overseas -- France, Europe, mankind -- 1959 and the dawn of the fifth republic

242 pages ; 24 cm Includes bibliographical references (pages 227-238) and index Surrealism in Spain -- Two Forms of the Grotesque (Machado and Solana) -- Descent and Castration (Alaixandre) -- The Aseptic Garden (Lorca) -- The Georgics of Technology (Lorca) -- Biocultural Prehistory (Lorca) -- Bioculturalism to Critical Paranoia (Dali) -- Surrealist Rhetoric (Alberti) -- Esperpentism (Valle-Inclan) -- Intellectual Fairy Tales (Gomez de la Serna, Jarnes, Arderius) -- The Headless Sirens (Synthesis) -- French and Spanish Surrealist Modes (Conclusion)

301 pages 21 cm Foundations of Marxism -- Materialist conception of history -- Growth and decline of capitalism -- Economic classes -- New middle classes and the rise of fascism -- Proletariat -- Marxism and the state -- Theory of value -- Dialectic Includes bibliographical references

Digitized at Georgetown University Law Library xii, 155 pages 24 cm Examines American public policy on water resources management Includes bibliographical references

Includes bibliographical references

"Bibliographical notes": p. 182-193

83 p. ; 24 cm

xvi, 115 pages ; 21 cm Introduction -- On old age -- On friendship -- Glossary of proper names

Bibliography: p. [483]-489

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An incomplete Roman novel believed to have been written by Gaius Petronius Arbiter. What remains of the novel is a picaresque story concerning the narrator’s battle to keep his lover, a handsome sixteen year old boy, away from his many rivals.

An incomplete Roman novel believed to have been written by Gaius Petronius Arbiter. What remains of the novel is a picaresque story concerning the narrator’s battle to keep his lover, a handsome sixteen year old boy, away from his many rivals.

Bibliographical references included in "Notes" (p. 229-239)

no. 28 cm

cvi, 341 pages ; 24 cm Includes index

Some copies lack series statement "Fourth printing, 1954."

vi, 276 pages 24 cm Includes bibliographical references (page 271) Theory of law and legislation. Positive law and economic law -- International law and interference in a foreign nation -- Prudence as a political virtue -- The state and society. The nature of society -- What is a "people"? -- Liberty and natural rights -- Liberty within the social order -- Government and human nature. On conciliation with the American colonies -- Religion and the state -- Manners -- Practical politics. Political parties -- Aristocracy and leadership -- The duties of popular representatives -- Elections and parliamentary reform -- Reform and tradition. Tradition and change -- Principles of reform -- Tradition in the English establishment. The English Constitution -- Prescription and property -- Jacobinism. The new morality of France and Rousseau -- Aesthetics: the psychology of the sublime

235 pages ; 8vo

166 p. 21 cm

Includes index Bibliography: p. 157-166

208 p. ; cm

207 p Based on thesis, University of Michigan Includes bibliography

2 preliminary leaves, 120, [2] pages 19 cm Descriptive letterpress on versos facing the plates Includes bibliographical references (pages 119-120)

iv, 121 p. 23 cm

185 pages ; 21 cm First issued in 1934 as University of Michigan publications. Language and literature, v. 12 "Bibliography of Roman Catholic controversy in England in the seventeenth century": pages 155-156 The traditions of skepticism -- The crisis of the new science -- Roman Catholic apologetics in England -- Toryism

1 online resource (ix, 412 pages) Includes bibliographical references (pages 382-412) Electronic reproduction. [S.l.] : HathiTrust Digital Library Master and use copy. Digital master created according to Benchmark for Faithful Digital Reproductions of Monographs and Serials, Version 1. Digital Library Federation, December 2002 digitized 2010 Print version record

x, 165 p Bibliography: p. 3-11

x, 310 p. 24 cm Translation of Organische Chemie

xvii, 364 p. port. ; 24 cm Bibliographical footnotes commitment to retain 20151208

x, 759, xxviii pages : 24 cm Brief biographies of native African heroes and heroines with emphasis on those from south of the Sahara Includes bibliographical references (pages 713-759) and index Commonwealth and common welfare -- World War I -- Insecurity, uncertainty, depression -- Into and through World War II -- A middle power in the Pacific -- Britain's outlying farm -- Insecurity and experiment -- A small nation in the Pacific -- Land, Europeans, and natives -- Toward native paramountcy (1) -- Toward native paramountcy (2) -- The heroic age -- Tearing at the veil (1) -- Tearing at the veil (2) -- A scientific preserve commitment to retain 20151208

xi, 200 p. ; 28 cm. + Accompanied by a sound disc (78 rpm): Side 1: Illustrative sentences from The intonation of American English (pp. 1-60), by K. L. Pike (Ann Arbor: Univer. of Mich. Press, 1945); Side 2: Illustrative intonation of "The Hat with the Bird," by Frank Fletcher as marked in The intonation of American English (pp. 125-128.) by K. L. Pike (Ann Arbor: Univ. of Mich. Press, 1945) Addenda and errata slip inserted Bibliography: p. 191-200

451 p. 24 cm "A publication from the Office of Research Administration, the University of Michigan."