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Books

Title	Edition	Year of Publication	Contributors	Country of Publication	Possible Copyright Status				Available Online?
First year science		1914	William H. (William Henry) Snyder
Foi et science au moyen âge		1926	Félix Sartiaux
Force et cause		1920	Frédéric Adolphe Célestin Arsène Houssay
Foreign language equipment of 2325 doctors of philosophy		1929	George Herbert Betts, Raymond Asa Kent
The foundations of science: Science and hypothesis, The value of science, Science and method		1913	Henri Poincaré, Josiah Boyce, George Bruce Halsted
Frankenstein, or, The modern Prometheus		1934	Edmund Lester Pearson, Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Everett Henry
The freedom of man		1935	Arthur Holly Compton
The freedom of science		1914	Josef Donat
From myth to reason: the story of the march of mind in the interpretation of nature		1926	Woodbridge Riley
From the physical to the social sciences: introduction to a study of economic and ethical theory		1929	Jacques Rueff, Herman Oliphant, Abram Hew
Frontiers of science		1936	Carl Trueblood Chase
A gallery of scientists	[1st ed.]	1955	Rufus Suter
Gallio		1928	John WIlliam Navin Sullivan
Gallio		1927	J. W. N. (John William Navin) Sullivan
The Gary public schools		1919	Otis William Caldwell
General account of the scientific work of the Velero III in the eastern Pacific, 1931-41		1943	C. McLean (Charles McLean) Fraser
General science		1925	William H. (William Henry) Snyder
General science: a book of projects		1921	Edgar A. (Edgar Alden) Bedford
General science for Philippine schools		1932	William Henry Brown, Venancio Alclecoa, Venancio Aldecoa
General science for today		1932	Ralph Krupp Watkins, Ralph Clairon Bedell
General science instruction in the grades: pt. I, A quantitative analysis of general science texts.--pt.II The reaction of children of the last three grammar grades to science		1921	Hanor A. Webb
General science laboratory manual		1929	Anna B. Regenstein, William Ray Teeters
General science notes for the first year of high school		1914	Ada Louise Weckel, Joseph Luther Thalman
General science		1928	Anna B. Regenstein, William Ray Teeters
General science		1912	Bertha May Clark
General science		1917	Charles H. (Charles Henry) Lake
General science		1916	Lewis Elhuff
Genesis and evolution		1926	E. L. Matthews
Genesis and science: by re-arranging the sequence of two Biblical passages in accordance with the Massoretic text, it is clearly set forth that Genesis is not, and can not be in contradiction with science, as both are emanations from the Divine Spirit. Judaism,its past, its present; Christianity, its origin, its development are likewise outlined in this volume		1927	Rev. Prof, David Morgenthau
German fon-Gel’mgol’tt́s̀, 1821-1891 gg. :		1892	Hermann von Helmholtz
Germany in science		1917	W. J. (William Jacob) Holland
Geschichte der neusprachlichen wissenschaftlichen Literatur.		1919	Leonardo Olschki
Glimpses into the world of science		1929	William Henry Giesler, Mary (Geisler) Phillips
God and creation		1934	John Elof. Boodin
God and Golem, inc: a comment on certain points where cybernetics impinges on religion		1964	Norbert Wiener
God and the cosmos: a critical analysis of atheism		1932	Theodore Graebner
God in evolution: a pragmatic study of theology		1911	Francis Howe Johnson
God in freedom: studies in the relations between church and state		1930	Dora Askowith, Max J. (Max James) Kohler, Luigi Luzzatti
God is writing a book		1925	Howard Lansing Waldo
The God of science		1928	Arvid Reuterdahl
God's amazing world		1935	Tihamér Tóth, Stephen Chapkovich
God's challenge to modern apostasy: a study of the three angels' messages and the Sabbath in the light of the modern apostasy in Christendom. An endeavor to show that Revelation 14 presents the most timely message for the world today		1935	Francis D. (Francis David) Nichol
God's two books: or, Plain facts about evolution, geology, and the Bible		1911	George McCready Price
God the Creator		1928	Bernard Vincent Miller, Michael Francis Fallon
God without thunder: an unorthodox defense of orthodoxy		1930	John Crowe Ransom
Government and technology: an outline for engineering students		1934	William Beard
Graphics and faith: Jonah and other topics		1936	Frederick Newton Willson
The great design		1934	Hans Driesch, Bailey Willis, E. W. (Ernest William) MacBride
The great globe: a place of everlasting opportunity		1928	John C. Hubbirt
Great men of science: a history of scientific progress		1933	E. N., Philipp Lenard, H. (Henry) Hatfield
Great men of science: a history of scientific progress		1933	E. N., Philipp Lenard, H. (Henry) Hatfield
Great men of science, their lives and discoveries		1942	Grove Wilson
Grosse Naturforscher: eine Geschichte der Naturforschung in Lebensbeschreibungen		1929	Philipp Lenard
Guide to modern thought		1933	C. E. M. (Cyril Edwin Mitchinson) Joad
A handbook of space flight	[1st ed.]	1950	Wayne Arthur Proell, Norman J. (Norman John) Bowman
Handbook of the petroleum industry		1928	Samuel S. Amdursky, Luther G. Marsh, Edward Norton Hurlburt
The handmaiden of the sciences		1937	Eric Temple Bell
Health subject matter in natural sciences		1929	Claude Simpson Chappelear
The heavens and earth declare		1934	Harry Tracy Nelson
Here and there in popular science		1926	Percy Favor Bicknell, Jean-Henri Fabre
Hidden Africa		1933	Attilio Gatti, Ellen Morgan Waddill Gatti
High performance computing & networking for science		1989	United States. Congress. Office of Technology Assessment
The high school science teacher and his work: a textbook for teachers' colleges, university departments of education, and normal schools		1936	Carleton Estey Preston
The higher usefulness of science, and other essays		1918	William Emerson Ritter
Hispanic American and science		1949	Irving Albert Leonard
The historical Man of Nazareth		1908	Wilbur F. (Wilbur Franklin) Bryant
Historische studien und skizzen zu natur- und heilwissenschaft: festgabe Georg Sticker ... zum siebzigsten geburtstage dargeboten; mit einem bildnis		1930	Karl Sudhoff
A history of some scientific blunders		1930	George McCready Price
History of the conflict between religion and science		1926	Charles T. Sprading, John William Draper
Hommes & choses de science: propos familiers		1930	Maurice d' Ocagne
The horizons of thought: a study in the dualities of thinking		1933	George Perrigo Conger
The how and why library		1919	Eleanor Atkinson
The how and why library		1913	Eleanor Atkinson
How can Jew, Catholic, Protestants agree on religion, evolution		1929	George Henry Bennett
How to teach elementary science: a manual for teachers to accompany Early steps in science		1925	Hanor A. Webb, John Joseph Didcoct
How to teach general science: notes and suggestions of practical aid to every general science teacher		1925	J. O. (Joseph Otto) Frank
How to teach general science: notes and suggestions of practical aid to every general science teacher		1926	J., J. O. (Joseph Otto) Frank, S. R. Powers
How to use the Popular science library		1922	Garrett Putman Serviss, Arthur Selwyn-Brown
Human nature		1917	George Scoville Hamlin
The human side of science		1929	Grove Wilson
The humanizing of knowledge		1926	James Harvey Robinson
Huxley's autobiography and selected essays from lay sermons		1910	Ernest Hackett Kemper McComb, Thomas Henry Huxley
I believe in God and in evolution		1925	William W. (William Williams) Keen
I do not know		1934	Samuel J . Blocker
I wonder why: the how, when, and wherefore of many things		1920	Milton Goldsmith, Eose S. Berger
The impact of the new physics		1961	Frank Hinman
The impact of the professional engineering union: a study of collective bargaining among engineers and scientists and its significance for management		1961	Richard E. Walton
In nature's haunts with youthful minds: intended to aid children and young people to better understand and appreciate the wonders, beauties, and benefits of this wonderful world of ours		1915	William Allen Bixler
In search of reality		1926	J. E. Williams
In search of the soul and the mechanism of thought, emotion, and conduct : a treatise in two volumes, containing a brief but comprehensive history of the philosophical speculations and scientific researches from ancient times to the present day, as well as an original attempt to account for the mind and character of man and establish the principles of a science of ethology		1920	Bernard Hollander
Independent young thinkers		1933	William Ryland Boorman, James Moltz Johnston
Index biologorum: investigatores, laboratoria, periodica		1928	G. Chr. (Gottwalt Christian) Hirsch
Industrial explorers		1928	Henry F. (Henry Fowles) Pringle, Maurice Holland
The inequality of man: and other essays		1932	J. B. S. (John Burdon Sanderson) Haldane
Inside the atom		1933	John Langdon-Davies, Betty Barr
Inspired amateurs		1937	Kevin Guinagh
Instruments for the study of atmospheric pollution	2d ed.	1956
International critical tables of numerical data, physics, chemistry and technology		1926	Edward W. (Edward Wight) Washburn
An introduction of the teaching of science		1934	Elliot Rowland Downing
Introduction to general science: with experiments		1911	Percy Elliott Rowell
Introduction to science		1930	Francis D. (Francis Day) Curtis, Otis W. (Otis William) Caldwell
Introduction to science		1932	Francis D. (Francis Day) Curtis, Otis W. (Otis William) Caldwell
An introduction to science		1932	Julian Huxley, E. N., E. N. da C. (Edward Neville da Costa) Andrade
An introduction to science		1915	Bertha May Clark
Introduction to science		1911	J. Arthur (John Arthur) Thomson
Introduction to science		1911	J. Arthur (John Arthur) Thomson
An introduction to the experimental method: for students of biology and the health sciences		1961	James Maxwell Little
Introduction to the history of science		1927	George Sarton
An introduction to the history of science		1917	Walter Libby
An introduction to the philosophy of science		1937	Abram Cornelius Benjamin
An introduction to the study of science: a first course in science for high schools		1918	Wayne Prescott Smith, Edmund Gale Jewett
An introductory course in science for colleges		1934	Ezra Clarence Harrah, Samuel Ralph Powers, Frank Covert Jean
Introductory science: an elementary course in some of the principles of physics, chemistry and physiography		1911
Is Christianity true?: A correspondence between Arnold Lunn and C. E. M. Joad		1933	C. E. M. (Cyril Edwin Mitchinson) Joad, Arnold Lunn
The Jew in science		1934	Louis Gershenfeld
Jobs for the college graduate in science		1932	Edward J., Edward John von Komorowski Menge
Junior general science		1922	Daniel Russell Hodgdon, Calvin N. Kendall
Junior general science		1922	Daniel Russell Hodgdon, Calvin N. Kendall
Junior high school science		1928	Mae Johnson Corwin, Walling Corwin
Junior science		1920	John C. (John Charles) Hessler
Junior science		1928	Cyril A. (Cyril Adelbert) Stebbins
Kant gegen Einstein, fragelehrbuch (nach Immanuel Kant und Ernst Marcus): Zum unterricht in den vernunftwissenschaftlichen vorbedingungen der naturwissenschaft		1932	Salomo Friedlaender
Kant und die Naturwissenschaft		1907	Edmund König
Kapitän Scott, letzte fahrt		1913	Robert Falcon Scott
Keiserens nye klær		1930	Johan Hjort
Key of the universe: an analytical view of evolution theories, religions, civil life, and education		1925	Arthur Alonzo Stevens
Knowledge of general science		1916
L'enseignement scientifique a l'ecole: cours elementaire et moyen		1919	Georges Colomb
L'église et la science		1936	L. de (Louis) Launay
Éléments de sciences		1934	Élie. Lazerges
L'occultisme et la science		1926	Charles Maire Eugène Lancelin
L'évolution des sciences physiques et mathématiques		1935	Georges Bouligand, Albert Camille Léopold Turpain, Ch. (Charles) Brunold
La Religion en Face de la Science		1883	Alexis Arduin
La science dans l'antiquité		1933	Abel Rey
La science de l'oncle Paul: entretiens familiers sur les animaux, les plantes, les minéraux, le ciel, la terre, l'industrie		1926	Jean-Henri Fabre
La science et la réalité		1913	Pierre Louis Ernest Delbet
La verité scientifique: sa poursuite		1908	Edmond Marie Léopold Bouty
Laboratory lessons in general science		1916	Herbert Brownell
Laboratory manual for General science, first course		1916	Lewis Elhuff
Laboratory manual for The first year of science		1925	John C. (John Charles) Hessler
A laboratory manual for work in general science		1915	Charles J. Pieper, Otis W. (Otis William) Caldwell, W. L. (William Lewis) Eikenberry
Laboratory manual of A year in science		1916	Ada Louise Weckel, Joseph Luther Thalman
Laboratory manual of first year science for high schools		1912	Joseph Luther Thalman, Ada Louis Weckel
The last cruise of the Carnegie		1932	John Harland Paul, John A. Fleming
The last message of William Jennings Bryan		1925	William Jennings Bryan, George Fort Milton, Joseph Richard Sizoo
Le ciel et l'atmosphère		1911	Louis Houllevigue
Le "dogme" transformiste et la philosophie		1918	J. (Joseph) Grasset
Le mouvement scientifique contemporain en France		1921	Georges Matisse
Leçons de sciences: Cours supérieur et année préparatoire des écoles primaires supérieures		1936	Élie. Lazerges
Le sentiment religieux et la science: enquéte auprès des membres de l'Académie des sciences		1928	Robert de Flers
Le système des sciences: le vrai, l'intelligible et le réel		1922	Edmond Goblot
A learning guide in general science		1934	Philip Albert Boyer, Hans Cochrane Gordon, Arthur Samuel Clark
Les concepts fondamentaux de la science		1913	L. Rougier, Federigo Enriques
Les grandes inventions françaises		1932	A. (Augustin) Boutaric
Les horizons de la science: entretiens avec les notabilités du monde politique, religieux et scientifique		1928	Pierre Chanlaine
Les merveilles des sciences et de l'industrie: astronomie, aviation, botanique, chimie, constructions, électricité, géologie, mécanique, métallurgie, mines, physiologie, physique, transports		1926	Eugène H. Weiss
Les sciences		1933	A. (Augustin) Boutaric, Petre Sergescu, Jean Rostand
Les Sciences et le Pluralisme		1922	J.-H. Rosny
Les sciences mathématiques en France depuis un demi-siècle		1917	Emile Picard
Letzte Gedanken		1913	Henri Poincaré, Karl Lichtenecker
Liberty to-day		1934	C. E. M. (Cyril Edwin Mitchinson) Joad, Sir James Jeans
The limitations of science		1933	J. W. N. (John William Navin) Sullivan
The limitations of science		1915	Louis Trenchard More
List of general apparatus and supplies for the departments of chemistry, physics, biology and physiography of the day and evening junior high schools of the city of New York		1925
The living universe	2d and rev. ed.	1914	Henry Truro Bray
The logic of modern science		1953	J. R. Kantor
Logik der forschung: zur erkenntnistheorie der modernen naturwissenschaft		1935	Karl R. (Karl Raimund) Popper
Los cazadores de microbios		1942	Paul De Kruif, Gregory Warren
Major mysteries of science		1933	H. Gordon (Haig Gordon) Garbedian
Making your self the master		1935	Harvey Hardman
Man and Christ		1954	Albert Clayton Reid
Man and his physical universe	Rev. ed.	1949	Frank Covert Jean
Man and his physical universe: an integrated course in physical science		1953	Richard Wistar
Man and his universe		1930	Langdon-Davies John
Man and his world		1932	James Herbert Siward Bossard, Jonathan H. Pugh
Man and the universe		1920	Sir Oliver Lodge
Man comes of age		1932	John Langdon-Davies
Man in the making		1930	Charles Milton Altland Stine, Milton H. (Milton Henry) Stine
Man's ancient truth and its place in democracy		1918	Edmund Peyton Lowe
Man's high adventure		1955	Samuel A. (Samuel Alain) Harper
Man's physical universe: a survey of physical science for colleges	3d ed.	1950	Arthur Talbot Bawden
Man's social destiny in the light of science		1929	Charles A. (Charles Abram) Ellwood
Man: the universe-builder; the foundations of natural science		1932	Richard Edwin Lee
Manpower resources in the earth sciences: a study conducted jointly by the National Science Foundation and the U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics		1954	Solomon Shapiro
A manual of drawing for science students		1935	Justus Frederick Mueller
A manual of experiments in elementary science	Student's ed.,	1918	Francis D. (Francis Day) Curtis
Manuale di storia della scienza		1925	Aldo Mieli
Manuel du candidat aux écoles militaires de l'artillerie et aux cours de spécialités de l'artillerie et du service automobile		1919
A map of the world of knowledge		1925	Sidney Levi Morse, Jesse Lee Bennett
The march of life		1929	William Hallock Park, Charles Krumwiede, C. Geraldine O'Grady
The march of science: a popular introduction to the story of the universe and man's place on earth		1936	Haig Gordon Garbedian
Marvels of 1924		1925	Francis J. (Francis Joseph) Reynolds
Marvels of modern science		1910	Paul. Severing, Theodore Waters
Marvels of science: modern discoveries and inventions and the part they play in our everyday life		1928	M. K. (Marion Karl) Wisehart
Marxism and modern thought		1935	Nikolaĭ Ivanovich Bukharin, Blanche Greer, Ralph Fox
Marxism and modern thought		1935	Nikolaĭ Ivanovich Bukharin, Ralph Fox, A. M. (Abram Moiseevich) Deborin
Marxismus und naturwissenschaft		1925	Friedrich Engels, Gustav Eckstein, Friedrich Wolfgang Adler
Materialien zur geschichte der entomologie bis Linné		1928	F. S. (Friedrich Simon) Bodenheimer
Medical discoveries: who and when; a dictionary listing thousands of medical and related scientific discoveries in alphabetical order, giving in each case the name of the discoverer, his profession, nationality, and floruit, and the date of the discovery		1959	J. E. (Jacob Edward) Schmidt
Meet the sciences		1932	William Marias Malisoff
Mein weltbild		1934	Albert Einstein
Men of science in America: the role of science in the growth of our country		1944	Bernard Jaffe
Men of the mysteries		1927	Ralph Washington Sockman
Men, science, and health		1961	Charles Christopher Wilson, Elizabeth Avery Wilson
Men who found out: stories of great scientific discoverers		1929	Amabel Williams-Ellis
Men who found out: stories of great scientific discoverers		1930	Amabel Williams-Ellis
The men who make the future		1942	Bruce Bliven
Metodología de las ciencias.		1935	Félicien Challaye
Microbe hunters		1932	Paul De Kruif, Harry Greenwood Grover
Microbes and men		1915	Robert T. (Robert Tuttle) Morris
Mid-century: the social implications of scientific progress. Verbatim account of the discussions held at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on the occasion of its Mid-century Convocation, March 31, April 1 and April 2, 1949		1950	John E. (John Ely) Burchard
Millions of years in a winter		1935	Mrs Edna Bridge Leining
Mind and matter: the philosophical introduction to modern science		1926	C. E. M. (Cyril Edwin Mitchinson) Joad
Mind and nature		1934	Hermann Weyl
Mind, creative and dynamic: developing the Neo-Monistic philosophy, including an outline of dynamic psychology		1932	Charles Willis Russell, Gertrude Copperman
Miracles of science		1913	Henry Smith Williams
The misbehaviorists: pseudo-science and the modern temper		1928	Harvey Wickham
Missions de Gironcourt en Afrique Occidentale, 1908/1909 - 1911/1912: Documents Scientifiques		1920	G. de Gironcourt
Mits, wits, and logic	[Rev. ed.]	1954	Lillian R. (Lillian Rosanoff) Lieber
Mits, wits and logic	[1st ed.].	1947	Hugh Gray Lieber, Lillian R. (Lillian Rosanoff) Lieber
Modern alchemy		1932	William A. (William Albert) Noyes, W. Albert (William Albert) Noyes
Modern Americans in science and invention		1941	Edna Yost
A modern conception of religion		1933	Martin Lewis Deyo
Modern discoveries which help us to believe		1934	George McCready Price
The modern notion of faith		1930	Joachim Mary Bauer
Modern science: a general introduction		1929	J. Arthur (John Arthur) Thomson
Modern science and human values: a study in the history of ideas		1956	Everett W. (Everett Wesley) Hall
Modern Science and the nature of life	[1st ed.]	1957	William Samson Beck
Modern science problems: a textbook in general science		1936	Ellsworth Scott Obourn, Elwood D. (Elwood David) Heiss
Modern science reader, with special reference to chemistry;		1911	Robert Montgomery Bird
Modern scientific knowledge of nature, man, and society		1929	Frederick Albert Cleveland
The modern triangle: evolution, philosophy and criticism		1926	Simeon James Bole
Monkeys and myths		1926	Samuel Edwin Busser
More simple science; earth and man		1935	Julian Huxley, E. N. da C. (Edward Neville da Costa) Andrade, Professor E. N.
More simple science; earth and man		1936	L. R. (Leonard Robert) Brightwell, Julian Huxley, E. N.
Movements of thought in the nineteenth century		1936	George Herbert Mead, Merritt H. (Merritt Hadden) Moore
Must we all become atheists?		1933	Ezra Albert Cook
My own science problems		1935	George W. (George William) Hunter, Walter G. (Walter George) Whitman
My science book		1929	Edward Woticky, George William Dorland, B. F. Williamson
The mysterious universe		1930	Sir James Jeans, Sir James Hopwood Jeans
The mysterious universe		1932	Sir James Hopwood Jeans
Mystery experiments and problems for science classes and science clubs		1934	J. O. (Joseph Otto) Frank, Guy J. Barlow
The mystery of painlessness: an appeal to facts		1926	S. Parkes Cadman, Frank Ballard
Mysticism and logic		1929	Bertrand Russell
The myth of metaphor		1962	Colin Murray Turbayne
Narrative of a journey to the shores of the Polar Sea: in the years 1819-20-21-22	3d ed.	1824	John Franklin, Sir John Richardson
The National Committee for the Development of Scientists and Engineers: together with a staff statement of the problem and some suggested solutions		1956
Natur und Gott: ein versuch zur verständigung zwischen naturwissenschaft und theologie		1926	Arthur Titius
Natur und leben		1928	Houston Stewart Chamberlain, baron von Jokob J. Uexküll
Natural law as controlled but not determined by experiment		1934	Haym Jaffe