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...George Stephenson did not invent the steam engine, that was due to Newcomen and later to James Watt. He did not invent the steam locomotive, that was due to a number of people including Cugnot, Trevithick and others. He did not invent the Railway. Railways or tramways had been in use for two hundred years before ...

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...ICHAEL FARADAY (1791-1867) English Physicist and Chemist 54 Developed the theory of electromagnetism. Proposed light as an electromagnetic wave. JAMES C. MAXWELL (1831-1879) Scottish Mathematician and Physicist 54 Developed the mathematics to explain electromagnetism. IN THE BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 55 MARCELLO MALPIGHI (1628-1694) Italian Physiologist and Microscopist...

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...e that the results in your life relate directly to your attitude? William James, the distinguished psychologist, said, "The greatest dis, covery of... ...paper. Directly beneath it I have written a statement given to me by Jim Watt, a junior high school principal in Char' lotte, N. C., "I can be five...

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...ind?” “He’s a music major.” “Macon’s known for making music - the Allman Brothers, James Brown, Little Richard.” “Now don’t go downplaying The Jazz... ... sides. A slight man with a crooked smile, he resembled his mother, Margo. Margo Watts had been Wallace Langey’s mistress for at least twenty-seve... ...re several pick-up trucks and a Jeep were parked inside a fenced corral. A hundred-watt light bulb mounted by the barn door threw little light on th... ...by getting back on the horse after some bad timing over too-high fences. Margo Watts emerged from a stall in the back of the stable, startling L...

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... lines ever uttered in a film. “The most famous actor I ever met was James Cagney. His daughter Casey lived just down the street. One Christm... ...ootsteps on my redwood deck. I looked out the bedroom window and there were James Cagney and Ralph Bellamy, with Casey’s husband Jack. I jumped into... ...alculated the amount of heat people’s bodies would put out and how that 150 watts per day per body would impact the earth. Using only this measure t...

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...E A   H-   C, Jan.–Mar. 2002, at 64, 64–71. 5. See Watts S. Humphrey, Software Unbundling: A Personal Perspective, IEEE A... ... W I, supra note 7, § 3.3. 11. Sullivan, supra note 1; see, e.g., James Bone, Computer Virus at Pentagon, T T (L), Nov. 5, 1989;... ...er-Related Crimes, 32 A. C. L. R. 183, 196–97 (1995); John K. Markey & James F . Boyle, New Crimes of the Information Age, 43 B B.J. 10, 23... ...accounts from an individual claiming to be an original “phone phreaker,” see James Daly, John Draper, F, June 3, 1996, at 138; John T. Draper, Ca... ...4814,88646,00.html (attributing the first use of “digital Pearl Harbor” to D. James Bidzos in 1991, later taken up by U.S. cybersecu- rity czar Richard... ...e new provisions). 12. For a general discussion of objective affordances, see James J. Gibson, The Theory of Affordances, in P, A,  K... ...sited June 1, 2007) (providing an overview of the company’s products); Ethan Watters, Shot Spotter, W M, Apr. 2007, at 146 – 52, avail- abl...

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...- other, no less weighty, scholarship by the likes of Eugene Fama, Kenneth French, James Poterba, Allan Kleidon, and William Schwert negate it - ma... ...able to predict tomorrow's wages - hire less. Still, the late preeminent economist James Tobin went as far as calling inflation "the grease on the ... ... this area with appropriate technologies." But all these worthy efforts ignore what James O'Toole called in "Leading Change" - "the ideology of comf... ...s put it succinctly in "The Circle of Innovation" when he wrote: "Innovate or die." James Morse, a management consultant, rendered, in the same tome... ...eory of Public Goods - Discussion Paper Number 14, Revised January 1972 Buchanan, James M. - The Demand and Supply of Public Goods - Library of Ec... ...he feedback loop. In fact, this mechanism was known as early as the XVIII century. Watts' steam engine used a centrifugal regulator based on feedba...

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... 44 —―You can certainly gain power by associating with others. Collective rioting on the streets of Paris or Watts ... ...work. Burning cars during a riot is another example. 96 ―One of James ...

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...deep. The human individual usually lives far within his limits." William James Hi, Sam Thanks for the info. Those problems reveal the contradi... ...ck loop. In fact, this mechanism was known as early as the XVIII century. Watts' steam engine used a centrifugal regulator based on feedback. Also it... ...ines. Special machines, no doubt, but machines althesame. The series of James bond movies constitutes a decades-spanning gallery of human paranoia... ...ixture in this psychodrama, in this parade of human phobias: the machine. James Bond always finds himself confronted with hideous, vicious, maliciou...

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...mendments the American Constitution: is like trying to add a few Amendments to James Watt’s steam engine, so you can build a rocket that can go to th... ...nts the American Constitution: is like trying to add a few Amendments to James Watt’s steam engine, so you can build a rocket that can go to the Moon... ...d the glory. Then the government hired Hollywood to start making movies with James Cagney as a ‘G’ man, instead of as a mobster, which had been his ... ...ot on the continent itself and all the first attempts were failures. Just as Jamestown was first established on an island on the South coast of what... ...rst established on an island on the South coast of what now is now Virginia. Jamestown and Province Town were planned as a dual venture; one to the ... ...ver set foot on the American continent. You will not find the true details of Jamestown listed in any text book in America, yet it was established 1...

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...ewell’s room at Chesney Wold. “And, again and again, I am glad to see you, Watt! And, once again, I am glad to see you, Watt!” says Mrs. Rouncewell. “... ...hat in the wet and begged me to bring this card to you.” “Read it, my dear Watt,” says the housekeeper. Rosa is so shy as she gives it to him that the... ...ory, miss? Is it anything about a picture?” “Pray tell us the story,” says Watt in a half whisper. “I don’t know it, sir.” Rosa is shyer than ever. “I... ...y supposed. Do you hear a sound like a footstep passing along the terrace, Watt?” Rosa draws nearer to the housekeeper. “I hear the rain drip on the s... ...ount ing from the day next but one before the half baptizing of Alexander James Piper aged eighteen months and four days old on accounts of not being... ...rd, hunts with a keen scent, from their breaking cover at the Court of St. James’ s to their being run down to death. The place in Lincolnshire is all... ...n? Allow me! Not in that tum bler, pray. Bring me the professor’s goblet, James!” Ada very much admired some artificial flowers under a glass. “Aston... ...and on an occasion I produce some very special claret I happen to have. (James, Captain Swosser’s wine!) Mr. Jarndyce, this is a wine that was impor... ...ke some of this wine with you. (Captain Swosser’s claret to your mistress, James!) My love, your health!” After dinner, when we ladies retired, we too...

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...e which still subsists, had been founded in those years by Mr. Buckingham; James Silk Buckingham, who has since continued notable under various figure... ...ipment, a sixpenny box of German lucifers pur- chased on the sudden in St. James’s Street, fit to be of- fered with laughter or with tears or with bot... ... lucid piece of economics; and the List of the proposed Mem- bers, signed “James Spedding, Secretary,” and dated “8th August, 1838.”* The Club grew; w... ...ham, Esq.(?) A. Rio, Esq. Rev. H. Donn. C. Romilly, Esq. F. H. Doyle, Esq. James Spedding, Esq. C. L. Eastlake, Esq. Rev. John Sterling. Alex. Ellice,... ...C. Lewis, Esq. Rev. T. Worsley. H. L. Lushington, Esq. The Lord Lyttleton. James Spedding, Secretary. C. Macarthy, Esq. 8th August, 1838. happily once... ...the Comic Almanac, which, as usual, is very amus- ing; and for the Book on Watt, which disappointed me. The scientific part is no doubt very good, and... ...ularly clear and simple; but there is nothing remarkable in the account of Watt’s character; and it is an absurd piece of French impertinence in Arago... ...ce in Arago to say, that England has not yet learnt to appreciate men like Watt, because he was not made a peer; which, were our peerage an institutio...

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...surviving friends of my father, 11 Sir Walter Scott and an acute critic, [James Chalmers, Esq., Solicitor at Law, London, who (died during the public... ... the authors referred to. In some cases I have been enter- tained when Dr. Watts and other graver authors have been ransacked in vain for stanzas for ... ... William Cunningham of Caprington, by Janet, only child and heiress of Sir James Dick of Prestonfield; and, among other children of this marriage were... ... of Pinkie, Bart., Admiral Adam, Baron Clerk Rattray, Gilbert Innes, Esq., James W alker, Esq., Robert Dundas, Esq., Alexander Smith, Esq., etc. The c... ...urin, and others, he begged to have the honour of proposing “The Health of James Sheridan Knowles.” Sir W alter Scott. Gentlemen, I crave a bumper all... ...ung with family portraits, which, excepting one of Sir Bernard Bethune, in James the Sixth’s time, said to be by Jameson, were exceed- ingly frightful... ...e first beams of morning she returned to the hut. Awhile she paused at the wattled door, as if ashamed that lingering fondness should have brought her...

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...ewell’s room at Chesney Wold. “And, again and again, I am glad to see you, Watt! And, once again, I am glad to see you, Watt!” says Mrs. Rouncewell. “... ...hat in the wet and begged me to bring this card to you.” “Read it, my dear Watt,” says the housekeeper. Rosa is so shy as she gives it to him that the... ...ory, miss? Is it anything about a picture?” “Pray tell us the story,” says Watt in a half whisper. “I don’t know it, sir.” Rosa is shyer than ever. “I... ...y supposed. Do you hear a sound like a footstep passing along the terrace, Watt?” Rosa draws nearer to the housekeeper. “I hear the rain drip on the s... ...ount ing from the day next but one before the half baptizing of Alexander James Piper aged eighteen months and four days old on accounts of not being... ...rd, hunts with a keen scent, from their breaking cover at the Court of St. James’ s to their being run down to death. The place in Lincolnshire is all... ...n? Allow me! Not in that tum bler, pray. Bring me the professor’s goblet, James!” Ada very much admired some artificial flowers under a glass. “Aston... ...and on an occasion I produce some very special claret I happen to have. (James, Captain Swosser’s wine!) Mr. Jarndyce, this is a wine that was impor... ...ke some of this wine with you. (Captain Swosser’s claret to your mistress, James!) My love, your health!” After dinner, when we ladies retired, we too...

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...fore the morning when my father astonished us all by exclaiming, ‘Poor old James Winslow! So Chantry House is came to us after all!’ Previous to that ... ... lion and wolf fought in an embrace fatal to their legs. Bible stories and Watt’s hymns were more to Clarence than even to me, and he used to ask ques... ...less, dashed to the rescue of a boy under whom the ice had bro- ken in St. James’ Park, and held him up till assistance came? Martyn, who was with him... ... of 1829 that my father received a lawyer’s letter announcing the death of James Winslow, Esquire, of Chantry House, Earlscombe, and inviting him, as ... ...use itself, far less as a possible inheritance; and she had only once seen James Winslow. He was the last of the elder branch of the family, a third c... ... from the main road, we came upon— ’Chantry House, Earlscombe, the seat of James Winslow, Esquire, once a religious foundation; beautifully situated o... ...he church and village of Earlscombe, three from the tiny coun- try town of Wattlesea, four from the place where the coach passed, connecting it with t... ...ients for an indefinite time after his summons, besides which, he lived at Wattlesea. ‘Indeed mamma does almost all the doctoring with her medi- cine ... ...mself would be responsible for the cost of the attendance, and set off for Wattlesea, a kind of town village in the flat below. He could not get back ...

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...ver and apply the multitude of details that go to make the perfect engine. Watt noticed that confined steam was strong enough to lift the lid of the t... ... your kings spaced off in your mind? When you think of Richard III. and of James II. do the durations of their reigns seem about alike to you? It isn’... ...aded after a few days. John Bright is noted for an incurable disease. Lord James Gordon Bennet instigated the Gordon Riots. The Middle Ages come in be... ... years elapsed. Shakspere translated the Scriptures and it was called St. James because he did it. In the middle of the chapter I find many pages of ... ...ited) may now be added that of a great lawyer of our own times, VIZ.: Sir James Plaisted Wilde, Q.C. 1855, created a Baron of the Exchequer in 1860, ...

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...r of a house not far from the Winchester barracks. ‘Is my brother at home, James?’ as the servant gave a start of surprise and recognition. ‘No, sir; ... ...e in for a day or two.’ ‘That we can. There is a tolerable spare room, and James will find a place for Brown. I am glad to see you looking so much bet... ...ste”. I like it very much; it is as amusing as “Philip Augustus” itself.’ ‘James’s novel, you mean?’ ‘Have you read it?’ ‘His novels are exactly alike... ...sed,’ she said, submissively; ‘but one or two things I do want to know. Is James to be in the house?’ ‘Why, yes; he is a handy fellow. We will have h... ...used herself and dried her tears on hearing some one approach- ing. It was James, bringing in a parcel. It contained a beauti- ful and costly silk dre... ...e was one of the huge worn-out boilers near Nine- Elms—an illustration for Watts’s Hymns, Theodora.’ ‘Poor little creature!’ said Violet, horrified. ‘...

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... of art (on the walls of his rooms were reproductions of pictures by G. F. Watts, Burne-Jones, and Botticelli); and he wrote not without distinction v... ...; but let us not sully our chaste lips with the names of J. Ruskin, G. F . Watts, or E. B. Jones.” “Who was Ruskin anyway?” asked Flanagan. “He was on... ...s received with acclamation. Carlyle and Ruskin, Tennyson, Browning, G. F. Watts, E. B. Jones, Dickens, Thackeray , they were hurried into the flames;... ...stened with pro- found but bewildered interest. Till now he had worshipped Watts and Burne-Jones. The pretty colour of the first, the affected drawing... ... Maugham liarity of the sitter’s appearance. With Ruskin, Burne-Jones, and Watts, he had put aside his bowler hat and the neat blue tie with white spo... ...blissfully . “So long as you’re happy ,” she retorted. They drove down St. James’ Street into the Park, and Philip quickly kissed her. He was strangel... ... pleasure in nothing else. He had been used to delight in the grace of St. James’ Park, and often he sat and looked at the branches of a tree silhouet... ... and remained out a definite time. When it was not too cold she sat in St. James’ Park. But the rest of the day she spent quite happily on her sofa, r...

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...iation, Lippi’s An- nunciation, and the Love of Life and Love and Death of Watts. And among other photographs was one of last year’s Debating Society ... ...age lines?” “Mr. Chaffery!” said Lewisham, and Mrs. Chaffery ex- claimed, “James! How can you?” Chaffery shut his penknife with a click and slipped it...

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... am your near relation, and can’t detach myself from that—’ ‘Say disgrace, James,’ interposed the other in a low voice, finding that he stammered for ... ...ce with trust and confidence, John Carker?’ ‘No,’ returned the other. ‘No, James. God knows I have no such thought.’ ‘What is your thought, then?’ sai... ...y way? Haven’ t you injured me enough already?’ ‘I have never injured you, James, wilfully.’ ‘You are my brother,’ said the Manager. ‘That’s injury en... ...other,’ said the Manager. ‘That’s injury enough.’ ‘I wish I could undo it, James.’ ‘I wish you could and would.’ During this conversation, Walter had ... ...e so) whether he claims to be, or is, an object of such strong interest.’ ‘James, do me justice,’ said his brother. ‘I have claimed noth- ing; and I c... ... a hurricane and seas is mountains rowling, for which overhaul your Doctor Watts, brother, and when found make a note on.” The Captain reserved, until...

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...l, glancing round the room, and again patting me gently on the shoulders. James Steerforth, the best wish I can leave you is that you may come to be ... ...d of those two bad things, worse things sometimes come. What does Doc- tor Watts say, he added, looking at me, and moving his head to the time of his... ...r idle hands to do. Egad, Doctor, returned Mr. Wickfield, if Doc- tor Watts knew mankind, he might have writ- ten, with as much truth, Satan fin... ...as in the doorway as we alighted; and greeting Steerforth as My dear- est James, folded him in her arms. To this lady he presented me as his mother,...

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...t Soldier as well as the church catechism? This is the Valiant Soldier, by James Groves—Jem Groves—hon est Jem Groves, as is a man of unblemished mor... ...lock—’ ‘—And a rainy night,’ added the stout man. ‘The Valiant Soldier, by James Groves. Good beds. Cheap entertainment for man and beast, ’ said Mr G... ...bar. ‘Will you give me the change here, if you please?’ said the child. Mr James Groves was evidently surprised, and looked at the money, and rang it,... ...oth the little—”’ murmured one of the teach ers, in quotation from Doctor Watts. ‘Eh?’ said Miss Monflathers, turning smartly round. ‘Who said that?’... ... duty, to wit, leaning on her musket and looking out of a sentry box in St james’s Park, one evening. There were many such whispers as these in circul... ...ation. The gamblers, Isaac List and Jowl, with their trusty confederate Mr James Groves of unimpeachable memory, pursued their course with varying suc...

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... doubt, therefore, that, from the year 1624 (that is, the last year of our James I.), she became the object of an admiration in her own country that w... ...of Tokay or Constantia,—in fact, had scarcely heard tell of any poetry but Watts’ Hymns,—he seemed petrified: and at last, with a deep sigh, as if rec... ..., on the breaking up for the holidays, at the Grammar School, a sol- * St. James’, according to my present recollection. 78 Memorials, and Other Pape...

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...ny young orphan will repeat the remainder of that simple piece from Doctor Watts’s collection, an eligible opportunity now offers.’ Nobody volunteered... ...at she would meet the gentleman at eight o’clock to- morrow morning in St. James’s Park. It was then agreed between the new master and the new man, th... ...t time the most obnoxious to the British Parliament and the Court of Saint James’s?’ ‘Upon my word,’ said Martin, ‘I—’ ‘I have reason to know, sir,’ i... ...r, you air wrong. She does live there—’ ‘When she is at the Court of Saint James’s,’ interposed Kettle. ‘When she is at the Court of Saint James’s, of... ... a cheerful humour, which he would occasionally relieve by going round St. James’s Square at a hand gallop, and coming slowly into Pall Mall by anothe...

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...od A Penn State Electronic Classics Series Publication Life of Johnson by James Boswell, abridged and edited with an introduction by Charles Grosveno... ...for the file as an electronic transmission, in any way. Life of Johnson by James Boswell, abridged and edited with an introduction by Charles Grosveno... ...al opportunity university. 3 Boswell’s Life of Johnson Life of Johnson by James Boswell Boswell’s Life of Johnson Abridged and edited, with an introd... ...ound—with one who has lengthened, and one who has gladdened life; with Dr. James, whose skill in physick will be long remembered; and with David Garri... ...eynolds, that one night in particular, when Savage and he walked round St. James’s-square for want of a lodging, they were not at all depressed by the... ...ve his own authority, that by his recommendation the po- ems of Blackmore, Watts, Pomfret, and Yalden, were added to the collection. On the 22nd of Ja...

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... twice, and of his seventeen children Benjamin was the youngest son. His schooling ended at ten, and at twelve he was bound apprentice to his brother James, a printer, who published the ?New England Courant.? To this journal he became a contributor, and later was for a time its nominal editor....

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...schooling ended at ten, and at twelve he was bound apprentice to his brother James, a printer, who published the “New England Courant.” To this journa... ...th determined my father to make me a printer, though he had already one son (James) of that profession. In 1717 my brother James returned from England... ...discharge was accompany’d with an order of the House (a very odd one), that “James Franklin should no longer print the paper called the New England Co... ...My chief acquaintances at this time were Charles Osborne, Joseph Watson, and James Ralph, all lovers of reading. The two first were clerks to an emine... ...s, were considered as ordinary persons. But Mr. Hamilton and his son (it was James, since governor) return’d from Newcastle to Philadelphia, the fathe... ...e money before hand, and, expecting better work, I left Palmer’s to work at Watts’s, near Lincoln’s Inn Fields, a still greater printing house. Here ... ...se I was free from. And thus these poor devils keep themselves always under. Watts, after some weeks, desiring to have me in the com posing room, I l... ...another instance on how small an income life and health may be supported. At Watts’s printing house I contracted an acquaintance with an ingenious you...

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........................................................ 4 EDGAR ALLAN POE BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL ......................................................... ... Of “never—never more!” THIS STANZA from “The Raven” was recommended by James Russell Lowell as an inscription upon the Baltimore monument which ma... ...arranted, certainly is untrue. W. H. R. 11 V olume One EDGAR ALLAN POE BY JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL THE SITUA TION of American literature is anomalous. It... ...se. They do not clutch hold of the memory with the drowning pertinacity of Watts; neither have they the interest of his occa- sional simple, lucky bea...

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...rend gentleman) was cruellie slaughtered on the Links of Kincraig in 1582; James (‘in the mill-town of Roberton’), murdered in 1590; Archibald (‘in Ga... ...iggingilt with ane twa-handit sword and utheris nychtbouris; at quilk time James Boig cryit ower ane wynds, “Awa hame! ye will all be hangit” ‘ – a pi... ... that some may be. And I cannot conceal from myself the possi- bility that James Stevenson in Glasgow, my first authentic ancestor, may have had a Hig... ...ily of Engineers CHAPTER I – DOMESTIC ANNALS I T IS BELIEVED that in 1665, James Stevenson in Nether Carsewell, parish of Neilston, county of Renfrew,... ...London, with a moral for the three gentlemen, ‘Messieurs Alan, Robert, and James Stevenson,’ to whom the document is addressed: ‘There are many prison... ...ervice. Upon finding the windows in the state they were, I turned upon Mr. Watt, and especially upon Mr. Stewart. The latter did not appear for a leng... ...th of time to have visited the light-room. On ask- ing the cause – did Mr. Watt and him (sic) disagree; he said no; but he had got very bad usage from... ...om the assistant, “who was a very obstreperous man.” I could not bring Mr. Watt to put in language his objections to Miller; all I could get was that,... ...ed, and I urged. Then he said, “What would I think, just ex- actly, of Mr. Watt being called an Old B–?” Y ou may judge of my surprise. There was not ...

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...ogy with the anti-materialistic tendency of physics is the view of William James and the American new realists, according to which the “stuff” of the ... ...ich are chiefly held in America, are in large measure derived from William James, and before going further it will be well to consider the revolutiona... ...hall have to say will be in a considerable measure inspired by it. William James’s view was first set forth in an essay called “Does ‘consciousness’ e... ...carded”(p. 3). His next concern is to explain away the air of paradox, for James was never wilfully paradoxical. “Undeniably,” he says, “‘thoughts’ do... ...hich this quality of being is invoked. That function is knowing”(pp. 3-4). James’s view is that the raw material out of which the world is built up is... ...s” (1909). Three articles in the “ Archiv fur die gesammte Psychologie” by Watt,* Messer** and Buhler*** contain a great deal of the material amassed ... ...ro- fessor Watson had been one of the subjects of the question- * Henry J. Watt, “Experimentelle Beitrage zu einer Theorie des Denkens,” vol. iv (1905...

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...er prepared to receive the shock and to resist it. I there- fore voted for James Buchanan for President. Four years later the Republican party was suc... ...constitute the left wing. Third.—The Seventeenth army corps, Major-General James B. McPherson commanding, will constitute the centre. 254 Personal Me... ...ded as soon as pos- sible to either Aiken’s landing below Dutch Gap on the James River, or to Vicksburg, there to be exchanged, or paroled until they ... ... case had the surrender been unconditional and the pris- oners sent to the James River to be paroled. As soon as our troops took possession of the cit... ... did not know that they had already been delivered into the hands of Major Watts, Confederate commissioner for the exchange of prisoners. At Vicksburg... ...t of as great severity as had ever been known in war, over ground from the James River and Chickahominy, near Richmond, to Gettysburg and Chambersburg...

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... and make his lady weep? Or soft Adonis, so perfumed and fine, Drive to St James’s a whole herd of swine? Oh filthy check on all industrious skill, T ... ...the dull cits, and joins (to please the fair) The well-bred cuckolds in St James’s air: First, for his son a gay commission buys, Who drinks, whores, ... ...LOGUE. Roxana, from the Court returning late, Sigh’d her soft sorrow at St James’s gate: Such heavy thoughts lay brooding in her breast, Not her own c... ...dlings, squires and knights, Wits, witlings, prigs, and peers: Garth at St James’s, and at White’s Beats up for volunteers. 13 ‘What Fenton will not d... ...fastiditis gratiam.—I am Your most humble servant, William Cleland. 133 ST JAMES’S, Dec. 22, 1728. 170 The Poetical Works of Alexander Pope: V ol. 2 ... ...othing but the words of MR POPE’S PROPOSAL FOR THE ODYSSEY, (PRINTED BY J. WATTS, JAN. 10, 1724.) ‘I take this occasion to declare that the subscripti...

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...till to come. It was not in the Norman Conquest, not in the flight of King James II, nor the overthrow of Napoleon; it is here and now. It falls to th... ...r in our popu- lation. I have already quoted the idea of Professor William James of a universal conscription for such irksome labour, and while he wou... ...residue of undesirable toil, I owe to my friend the late Professor William James this sugges- tion of a general conscription and a period of public se... ... an entirely different plan. In his remarkable “American Scene,” Mr. Henry James calls attention to the fact that the Church as one sees it and feels ... ...churchless aspect, which so stirred the speculative ele- ment in Mr. Henry James, is only the opening formless phase of a community destined to produc... ...om: “Columbus, Michael Angelo, Wilberforce, Shakespeare, Galileo, Fulton, Watt, Hargreaves—these will do. “Let us ask ourselves this question: ‘Was t...

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...f Martineau, Huxley, and George Eliot; autotypes of allegories by Mr G.F . Watts (for Roebuck believed in the fine arts with all the earnestness of a ... ...r won’t do a good run while he can. TANNER. Tavy: do you remember my uncle James? OCTAVIUS. Yes. Why? TANNER. Uncle James had a first rate cook: he co... ...ho will touch his hat and know his place. I am Enry’s slave, just as Uncle James was his cook’s slave. STRAKER. [exasperated] Garn! I wish I had a car...

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...he pictures were not attrac- tive, nor did they attract her—school groups, Watts’ “Sir Percival,” a dog running after a rabbit, a man running after a ... ...’t see Hornblower’s such a rotter,” remarked the other man, whose name was James. “James, you are diplomatic,” said Ansell. “You are trying to tide ov... ...d, and asked, “Do you know a man called Gerrish?” “No.” “Ah.” “Do you know James?” “Never heard of him.” “He’s my year too. He got a blue for hockey h... ...el. For example, at our Dorcas we tried to read out a long affair by Henry James—Herbert saw it recommended in ‘The Times.’ There was no doubt it was ...

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...e kept on with Ruskin, and the Queen’s Hall Concerts, and some pictures by Watts, he would one day push his head out of the grey waters and see the un... ...ld be such an opportunity, said Henry, for her to get to know his set. Sir James Bidder would be there, and all the Cahills and the Fussells, and his ... ...ked him. He would introduce her to the town. While, on her other side, Sir James Bidder sat, repeating that she only had to give the word, and he woul... ...d he would whip up the county families for twenty miles round. Whether Sir James, who was Garden Seeds, had promised what he could perform, she doubte... ...ght like a kettle. Feel the cellar walls; look up under the eaves. Ask Sir James or any one. Those Shropshire valleys are notorious. The only possible...

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...percriting about.” “What is your name? “ said Richard, cutting her short. “Watts, if you please, sir; we heard there was good work up here, sir, and s... ...nd her if she has a good character and comes regularly. Good-morning, Mrs. Watts. Now we must go, or it will be dark before we get home.” And they wal... ...hen there was a sharp pull at the bell, and down flew the sisters; but old James was beforehand, and Harry was exclaiming, “Dux! James, he is Dux! Hur... ...ter were now to invite them. Mary was allowed to take her boots to Rebekah Watts, since Margaret held that goodness had better be profitable, at least... ...eonora brought down all these smart concerns. It is rather like Howell and James’s, isn’t it?” In fact, Lady Leonora’s marquee was filled with costly ... ...it belonged to Mr. Nicolson, because the wagons of slate had 415 Yo n g e James Nicolson on them, and, if so, they had no chance, for he was an old m... ...do go on,” said Ethel, smiling; “the worst thing I have done was expecting James to dress the salads with lamp-oil.” “A Greenland salad! But don’t tal... ...l history belonging to them. There was a Master of Glenbracken who carried James IV.’s standard at Flodden, and would not yield, and was killed with i...

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... from the Shipping Intelligence: ‘“Southampton. The barque Defiance, Henry James, Com- mander, arrived in this port to-day, with a cargo of sugar, cof... ... a hurricane and seas is mountains rowling, for which overhaul your Doctor Watts, brother, and when found make a note on.” The Captain reserved, until... ... to him, you’ d be miserable, I dare swear now.’ ‘I should be truly sorry, James,’ returned the other. ‘He would be sorry!’ said the Manager, pointing... ... have me believe!’ 231 Charles Dickens ‘I would have you believe nothing, James,’ returned the other. ‘Be as just to me as you would to any other man... ...arl of a tiger-cat, ‘to recite some Christian precept, I observed.’ ‘Nay , James,’ returned the other, ‘though the tie of brother- hood between us has... ..., red with sudden anger. ‘Y ou’re a hypocrite, John Carker, and you lie.’ ‘James!’ cried the other, flushing in his turn. ‘What do you mean by these i...

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...edict the witchcraft of harmonic sound? Do not the constructive fingers of Watt, Fulton, Whittemore, Arkwright, predict the fusible, hard, and tempera... ...that these men go to see Cromwell and Christina and Charles the Second and James the First and the Grand Turk. For they are, in their own elevation, t... ...betray their egotism in the pertinacity of their controversial tracts, and James Naylor once suffered himself to be worshipped as the Christ. Each pro...