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University of California Libraries hosted an Internet Archive book scanning center at the Southern Regional Library Facility on campus at UCLA and at the Northern Regional Library Facility in Richmond California.
Books of American literature, mathematics, other subjects from the general collection and from The Bancroft Library have been selected by UC librarians in consultation with sponsors.
Truth and coherence, by B. Bosanquet.--Theological doctrines and philosophical thought, by G. Galloway.--Method in the study of totemism, by Andrew Lang.--Where was Eden? by Edward Robertson.--Is increasing utility possible? by W. R. Scott.--Some fundamental points in the theory of knowledge, by G. F. Stout.--The philosophy of Lotze in its theological aspects, by C. W. Valentine Topics: Philosophy, Theology
Jan 2, 2008byVerne, Jules, 1828-1905; Horne, Charles F. (Charles Francis), 1870-1942
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v. 1. Jules Verne. A drama in the air. The watch's soul. A winter on the ice. The pearl of Lima. The mutineers. Five weeks in a balloon. v. 2. A trip to the center of the earth. Adventures of Captain Hatteras: The English at the North pole.--v. 3. Adventures of Captain Hatteras: The desert of ice. A trip from the earth to the moon.--v. 4. In search of castaways: South America, Australia, New Zealand.-- v. 5. Twenty thousand leagues under the sea. The mysterious island: Dropped from the...
University of California Libraries hosted an Internet Archive book scanning center at the Southern Regional Library Facility on campus at UCLA and at the Northern Regional Library Facility in Richmond California.
Books of American literature, mathematics, other subjects from the general collection and from The Bancroft Library have been selected by UC librarians in consultation with sponsors.
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