Confucius The Golden Rule

Give Me Liberty! The Story of the Declaration of Independence

The far country

James Stewart : the Western collection

James Stewart western collection.

Mill; a collection of critical essays,

Modern studies in philosophy

Modern studies in philosophy.

John Stuart Mill / John Stuart Mill / The logic of J.S. Mill / Mill's treatment of geometry -a reply to Jevons / Sensations of colour / Mill on matter / The "proof" of utility in Bentham and Mill / The interpretation of the moral philosophy of J.S. Mill / Interpretations of Mill's utilitarianism / On Moore's criticisms of Mill's "proof" / On proving utilitarianism / Two moot issues in Mill's utilitarianism / Pleasure and happiness / J.S. Mill's theory of poetry / J.S. Mill and democracy, 1829-61 / Mill and liberalism / Some recent interpretations of John Stuart Mill / An introduction to Mill's theory of authority / The autonomy of sociology

The responsibility of the press.

A free and responsible press: report of the Commission on Freedom of the Press -- Social responsibility -theory and practice / The Warren Commission report on the role of the press in the assassination of President John F. Kennedy -- The responsibility of newspapers / Responsibility for raising standards / The weekly newspaper's responsibility to print the news and raise hell / The responsibility of a newspaper syndicate / The freedom, responsibility and power of the student press / The editor I wish I were / Conscience and the editor / Responsibilities of the reporter and the editor / The inexact science of truthtelling / America's third force: the watchdog press / A Negro leader looks at the press / Journalism and foreign affairs / The press and the world scene / Tomorrow's foreign correspondents / The newspaper that will endure -a summing up / Understanding magazines: social responsibilities and effects / The publisher's responsibility: a matter of public trust or private conscience? / Responsibilities of the religious press / Who owns the air? / Television journalism: the shackled giant / The responsibility of the press / The responsibility of TV journalism -Fred W. Friendly's letter of resignation as president of CBS News -- New hope for television: educational TV / The high cost of television's courtroom / The responsibilities of the book review editor / The film industry and self-regulation / Who is responsible for the quality of mass communications?

Contributions to modern psychology : selected readings in general psychology

Heredity and environment in behavior / study of imprinting / genesis of emotional behavior / Causes of retardation among institutional children: Iran / Optic nerve regeneration with return of vision / Testing intelligence and aptitudes / Parental occupations and children's intelligence scores / Discovery and encouragement of exceptional talent / genetic factor in autonomic nervous system function / Receptive fields of single neurones in the cat's striate cortex / Effects of decreased variation in the sensory environment / Modification of brain activity during attention / Grouping in visual perception / Brightness constancy and the nature of achromatic colors / experiment with ambiguous figures / Fear as an acquirable drive / "Superstition" in the pigeon / second type of "superstition" in the pigeon / reinforcement of co-operation between children / Ideational learning / memory system in the octopus / How we form concepts: a review of some of Piaget's experiments / Learning to think / relation of the poet to daydreaming / measurement of individual differences in originality / Preparatory action and belief in the probable occurrence of future events / When is human behavior predetermined? / Measuring motivation in phantasy: the achievement motive / Pleasure centers in the brain / Rhinencephalon and behavior / Anxiety and learning / Primary affectional patterns in primates / Epinephrine, chloropromazine, and amusement / Self-acceptance and adjustment / Traditional family ideology and its relation to personality / Conformity and character / cross-cultural method / Permissive child rearing and adult role behavior / neurological crisis in a small boy: Sam / autobiography of a schizophrenic experience / Disorders of attention and perception in schizophrenia / J. Chapman, T. Freeman, and A. Mc Ghie -- Personality and reaction to brain damage / Social structure and psychiatric treatment / "Client-centered" psychotherapy / Reference groups, membership groups, and attitude change / effect of severity of initiation on liking for a group / Anti-semitism and the displacement of aggression / Compatriot and foreigner: a study of impression formation in three countries / Emotional expression in Chinese literature

Pioneers of Alaska memorial, election and installation of officers in September, 1973 in Palmer, Alaska [sound recording].

Tanana Yukon Historical Society tapes.

Europe looks at the Civil War.

Collier books ;

There is no such thing as distance today / Signal has been given / Domestic gossip to people enjoying a revolution / I do not see how the United States can be cobbled together again / Russian observation / British view of American aristocracy / Slavery corrupts the soul / Times goes South -- Notes from the Belgian Press -- United States can never exist again / Punch and the Times on Cotton -- I had many reasons for declining the mission / Russian diplomat reports / Two presidents and a disastrous rout / Side lights on Bull Run -- These armies differed from ours / Republic of San Marino confers citizenship on President Lincoln -- It is out of my line / Surely these people are not slaves? / Prussia is disturbed by the conflict / Little-known moment in history : Garibaldi almost takes a command in the Union Army -- Two countries, placed at the extremities of two worlds / Level of human values has fallen / I feel for my friends both North and South / Creation of human reason / General Fremont acts as proconsul / Contrasting points of view / I would walk barefoot to the end of the earth / Happy results to the safety of Europe / Men and angels must weep / Notes from the Belgian Press -- Letters from King Leopold to Queen Victoria -- We have no troubles but public troubles / Trent Affair -- I shall find this hating you very hard work / I can make no war in my soul / Marx-Engels correspondence continued -- If all other tongues are silent / Turning point, for good or evil / Palmerston sends an early New Year greeting to the Queen -- Enlistments and emigration -- Our government is made up of men drawn from aristocratic families / As though God has forsaken them / View from Pennsylvania Avenue / I am in a minority / You poor mad things : what will become of you / To my American friends ... / Catholic Church deplores slavery / Death under a rose bush / Britain comes to the defence of Southern womanhood / Ball opens / Origin of a classic / Continent divided is inconceivable / Marx-Engels correspondence continued -- Texas for barter -- Effects of intervention / Europe has been most profoundly deceived / Intermission at a Ball / Look at their wild ways ... : editorial from Pensamiento Espanol -- Parlmerston and Russell consider mediation -- Your revolution is ridiculous and not tragic enough / Cotton burners of America and the Lancashire sufferers / Proposals will be made to Russia / The South has not my sympathies / Vile speech at Newcastle / Evaluation of Lincoln / Times on the Emancipation Proclamation -- Russian diplomat reports / Two races enclosed in a single arena -- Letter from the workingmen of Manchester to President Lincoln -- Italian liberals hail the Emancipation Proclamation -- Times versus the Bible -- Emancipation is but a pretext / Napoleon III speaks frankly -- France suffers from the blockade -- French cotton workers oppose intervention / Our country accepts with gratitude : resolution of thanks from Lancashire Workers -- Song of the unemployed cotton workers -- Letter from John Ruskin to Charles Eliot Norton -- Appeal from the Protestant Pastors of France -- Emancipation proclamation strengthens anti-slavery feeling in England / Letters from Charles Darwin to Asa Gray -- Letter from John Bright to John Greenleaf Whittier -- Finger of Providence / Privilege curses the American republic / Disraeli looks into the future / Southern Aid Movement in England / Death of General Stuart / Can we make these men our friends? / Russian diplomat reports / Gaeties that were going on / I have no dislike of the Negroes? / For peace in America : a petition from Great Britain and Ireland -- A Russian diplomat reports / Letter from Prosper Merimee to Edward Lee Childe -- My heart goes with the South, and my head goes with the north / Notes from the Belgian Press -- Twelve French Patriots of tours : a letter to John Sidell -- Hypocrisy in the North / Marx-Engels correspondence continued -- Notes from the Belgian Press -- Persevere, illustrious President! : a message from Barcelona -- Russian diplomat reports / Prosper Merimee Correspondence continued -- Noble page in the history of great men / Letter from William Howard Russell -- Spaniards take hope : citizens of Spain Hall the Northern victories -- When darkness fell / Memo to the queen / Blank page for what concerns America -- Sir Edward Bulwer-Lytton on Lee's Surrender -- Mazzini on the Northern victory -- Young America's teachings will not be lost on Old Europe : address from the people of Brussels to Ambassaror Sanford -- Look and learn, O you people of Europe / Death of Lincoln -- April 14, 1865 / From a widow to a widow / "Tell Mrs. Lincoln that in this little box is the heart of France / From this coarse bark / Personal recollections / Letter from John Bright to Charles Sumner -- Remarks and Letters of condolence on the death of Lincoln / Times recants -- Recants and letters of condolence on the death of Lincoln continued / Death of Lincoln / Letter from Prosper Merimee to Sir Anthony Panizzi -- Appearance of Abraham Lincoln / Message from descendants of slaves -- End of slavery

The poetry of the Negro, 1746-1970 : an anthology

Doubleday/Anchor AO-73

Negro poets of the U.S.A. Bars Fight / An Evening Thought / His Excellency General Washington ; On Imagination / On Liberty and Slavery / Epigram / The Slave Auction ; Let the Light Enter / Verse Written in the Album of Mademoiselle / The Feet of Judas / The Way-side Well / Miss Melerlee / A Litany at Atlanta / Paul Laurence Dunbar ; An Indignation Dinner / O Black and Unknown Bards ; My City ; Lift Every Voice and Sing / Sympathy ; Dawn ; A Negro Love Song ; When Malindy Sings ; Little Brown Baby ; A Death Song ; Ere Sleep Comes Down to Soothe the Weary Eyes ; Compensation / Sonnet / The House of Falling Leaves ; The Watchers ; White Magic: An Ode / The Teacher ; Tuskegee / A Winter Twilight ; For the Candle Light ; When the Green Lies over the Earth ; Tenebris / My Hero / Life Long, Poor Browning ... ; Letter to My Sister ; At the Carnival ; Lines to a Nasturtium ; For Jim, Easter Eve / Enigma ; La Vie C'est la Vie ; Dead Fires ; Oblivion / Morning Light ; Arctic Tern in a Museum ; Little Birches / The Heart of a Woman ; Youth ; Remember ; The Suppliant ; Old Black Men ; Interracial ; I Closed My Shutters Fast Last Night ; Recessional ; My Little Dreams / San Francisco ; Villanelle of Washington Square ; View Carré / Rulers : The Banjo Player ; The Scarlet Woman ; Tired ; Aunt Jane Allen ; When I Die ; The Lonley Mother ; Who Is That A-walking in the Corn? / Status Quo ; At Early Morn / The Tropics in New York ; After the Winter ; Spring in New Hampshire ; A Song of the Moon ; Harlem Shadows ; America ; White Houses ; If We Must Die ; Baptism ; Flame-heart / Banking Coal ; The Blue Meridian / Supplication ; And What Shall You Say? / Dark Symphony ; Lamda ; Do / On Seeing Two Brown Boys in a Catholic Church ; Kid Stuff ; Toast ; Letters Found Near a Suicide / The Craftsman ; McDonogh Day in New Orleans / Nocturne Varial ; Dream Song ; Transformation / The Elevator Man Adheres to Form ; Best Loved of Africa ; Dance of the Abakweta / After Winter ; Old Lem ; Foreclosure ; Remembering Nat Turner ; Sister Lou / The Mask ; Solace ; Joy ; Interim

I, Too, Sing America ; Dream Variation ; The Weary Blues ; Mother to Son ; The Negro Speaks of Rivers ; Personal ; Havana Deams ; Harlem Sweeties ; Merry-Go-Round ; Let America Be America Again ; I Thought It Was Tangiers I Wanted ; Song for a Suicide ; Harlem ; Birmingham Sunday ; Motto ; Cultural Exchange / Sonnets ; Lines Written At the Grave of Aleandre Dumas / A Black Man Talks of Reaping ; Miracles ; Nocturne at Bethesda ; Southern Mansion ; Length of Moon ; The Return ; Idolatry ; Close Your Eyes! ; Golgotha Is a Mountain ; A Note of Humility ; The Daybreakers ; Nocturne of the wharves ; God Give to Men / Epitaph for a Bigot ; Green Valley / For a Poet ; The Wise ; For a Lady I Know ; Incident ; Yet Do I Marvel ; Youth Sings a Song of Rosebuds ; From the Dark Tower / The Resurrection ; My Angel ; And One Shall Live in Two ; Muse in Late November ; She Said ... / Poet ; Haven ; Appoggiatura ; Benedicion / Four Glimpses of Night ; I Sing No New Songs ; Robert Whitmore ; Flowers of Darkness / Northboun̕ / Forgotten Dreams ; On the Death of a Child / Summer Matures ; Fulfillment ; Magalu ; Remember Not ; Invocation ; The Road / Face of Poverty / Urgency / Adjuration ; Tumult / Plans ; A Young David; Birmingham ; Words / Without Name / Heart of the Woods / Freedom in Mah Soul ; Western Town / A Boy's Need ; Crossing a Creek ; Willow Bend and Weep ; On Calvary's Lonely Hill / The Letter / O Daedalus, Fly Away Home ; Homage to the Empress of the Blues ; A Ballad of Remembrance ; Runagate Runagate ; Frederick Douglass / Creole Girl / Six O'Clock ; Rag Doll and Summer Birds ; Counterpoint ; Epitaph for a Negro Woman ; The Decision ; Poem for My Brother Kenneth / Memorial Wreath ; Legacy: My South / Where Have You Gone? ... ; If There Be Sorrow

Molly Means ; We Have Been Believers ; For My People ; October Journey ; Harriet Tubman ; For Mary McLeod Bethune / This Hour / Be Daedalus / Ultimate Equality ; Basic / The Fishes and the Poet's Hands / Kitchenette Building ; The Birth in a Narrow Room ; "pygmies are pygmies still, though percht on Alps" ; First Fight. Then Fiddle ; The Wall / Here and Now / Prayer ; Another Day / To Satch ; What Bright Pushbutton? / To an Avenue Sport / Blues for Bessie ; Two Leaqn Cats ... ; Young Poet ; Sunset Horn / Journey to a Parallel ; The African Affair / Portrait Philippines ; Sonnet / Time and Tide / Song ; Notes for a Movie Script ; Letter Across Doubt and Distance ; And on This Shore -- Picnic: The Liberated / Paternal ; Mae's Rent Party / A Folding and Unfolding / Church Burning: Mississippi ; Black Muslim Boy in a Hospital ; Son To a Brown Girl / Refugee ; Midway ; Mortality / A Private Letter to Brazil ; The Map / Clubwoman ; Jungle / In Spite of All This Much Needed Thunder / Christophe / For William Edward Burghardt DuBois on his Eightieth Birthday / Black Man's Feast / Jazz / Miles' Delight / I've Got a Home in that Rock / Three Kings / To Vanity / Dream / Madhouse / Four Sheets to the Wind and a One-way Ticket to France / Preface to a Twenty Volume Suicide Note ; Epistrophe / Suburbia / Afterwards, They Shall Dance ; Cincophrenicpoet ; Benediction / Letter from a Wife / A Juju of My Own / The Feral Pioneers-for Dancer / Poems; Birmingham 1962-1964 ; Moths ; Birmingham ; Alabama / Cities and Seas ; Ending / Floodtide ; Othello Jones dresses for dinner ; 18,000 feet ; eclipse / Just Making it (Blood for Sale) ; The Worker / Look at That Gal / Gift / Brainwashing Dramatized / Sketches of Harlem ; Downtown-Boy Uptown / Memorandum

Tributary poems by non-Negroes -- The Little Black Boy / To Toussaint L'Ouverture / The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim's Point / The Slave's Dream / The Farewell / Stanzas on Freedom / "Formerly a Slave" / The Runaway Slave ; The Wounded Person ; The Drayman ; Ethiopia Saluting the Colors / Toussaint L'Ouverture / The Bird and the Tree / Mammy Hums ; Jazz Fantasia / The Congo / Defeat / Echoes of Childhood ; Uncle Jim ; Delphy / How Old Brown Took Harpers Ferry / Porgy, Maria, and Bess / The Stong Swimmer / Elegy on a Nordic White Protestant / Arthur Mitchell / Upstairs Downstairs / Negroes ; Lynched Negro ; Poem to Negro and Whites / Small Colored Boy in the Subway / Little White Schoolhouse Blues / The World Looks On / Creed / John Brown's Prayer / Sonnets at Christmas (II) / Last Impression of New York ; In War ; Big Man ; Pico Della Mirandola ; Things of the Spirit ; Pen Hy Cane / A Communication to Nancy Cunard / They Are Ours / Boogie-Woogie Ballads / Street Scene -- 1946 / Slave Story / Norris Dam ; Daphne ; On a Picture by Pippin, Called "The Den" ; Harpers Ferry / Singing in the Dark / My South / Negro Spiritual / Songs for a Colored Singer / Government Injunction / Nice Day for a Lynching / Lenox Avenue ; The Castle / The Trial / Recapitulations XI ; The Southerner / Say Good-bye to Big Daddy / To a Negro Boy Graduating ; Countee Cullen / Bim Bam / Juncture / Recessional for the Class of 1959 of a School for Delinquent Negro Girls / Buckdancer's Choice / Ode: Salute to the French Negro Poets / Requiem for "Bird" Parker / The Memory of Boxer Benny (Kid) Paret / Biographical notes Author Biographies Author index First line index.