“The author has written the twelve chapters of this book dealing with such subjects as The Meaning of Personality, The Realization of Persons, The Sub-Conscious Life, The Inner Light, etc., etc., with an aim to show through Psychology, as Drummond showed through Biology, that life can be unified from top to bottom.”—_Christian Work and the Evangelist._
“The author bears a unique equipment for the task, having studied Philosophy at Harvard under Royce and Palmer, and acquired the art of presenting it to untrained thinkers in his capacity of Professor of Philosophy at Haverford College.”—_British Friend._
_12mo. 272 pages. Extra Vellum Cloth, Gilt Top, Uncut Edges. Price $1.25 Net (Postage 10 Cents)._
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A novel, published 1911. Illustrated by George Gibbs Net $1.20
Character stories, published 1910. Illustrated by Lucas and $1.50 Sykes
A poem, published 1910. Illustrated by Charles H. Sykes Net $1.00
A story of the Southern cotton mills, published 1906. $1.50 Illustrated by The Kinneys
and other Songs and Stories from Tennessee, published 1902. $1.25 Illustrated
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=Books “That Every Child Can Read” for Four Reasons:=
1 Because the subjects have all proved their lasting popularity.
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=This Series of Books= comprises subjects that appeal to all young people. Besides the historical subjects that are necessary to the education of children, it also contains standard books written in language that children can read and understand.
=Carefully Edited.= Each work is carefully edited by Rev. Jesse Lyman Hurlbut, D.D., to make sure that the style is simple and suitable for Young Readers, and to eliminate anything which might be objectionable. Dr. Hurlbut’s large and varied experience in the instruction of young people, and in the preparation of literature in language that is easily understood, makes this series of books a welcome addition to libraries, reading circles, schools and home.