The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 53

Contents

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• [The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 53]
  • The doctrine of evolution: being a brief review of the cardinal arguments of Darwinism — by Thomson Wilson Leys
    • • [title page]
      • Preface
    • The Doctrine of Evolution
      • I
      • II. — The Antiquity of Man p. 10
      • Cave-Hunting p. 11
      • Difficulties in Determining Age p. 12
      • Exploded Ideas about Savage Races p. 14
      • The Maori Cosmogony p. 15
      • Edison on Scientific Frauds p. 16
      • Ancient Skulls Refute the Doctrine of Descent
      • III. — Man's Physical Frame p. 17
      • Embryonic Types p. 19
      • Reversion p. 22
      • IV. — Rudimentary Organs p. 23
      • Mr. Darwin's Confession of Error p. 27
      • V. — The Uniformity of Creation p. 29
      • Spontaneous Generation p. 31
      • Evolution Refuted by Tue Fauna of New Zealand and Australia p. 33
      • VI. — A Retrospect and Summary p. 36
      • Proof of a Creation p. 42
      • Evolution in the Production of Sensation and Mind p. 43
      • The Moral and Spiritual Aspects of the Question p. 45
  • What is Freethought? An address delivered ... at the opening of the Lyceum Hall, on Sunday, 30th April, 1882 — by Sir Robert Stout
    • • [title page]
      • Note.—
    • "What is Freethought?"
  • The religion of the future: a discourse delivered to immense audiences in America — by Robert Green Ingersoll
    • • [title page]
      • Rev. Henry Ward Beecher says
    • [The Religion of the Future a discourse delivered by Colonel Ingersoll]
  • Ingersoll's — Latest Oration on Thomas Paine — by Robert Green Ingersoll, Robert Green Ingersoll, Robert Green Ingersoll, Robert Green Ingersoll
    • [introduction]
    • Truth about the Dead
    • A Friend of Man
    • One of the Mainstays of Liberty p. 2
    • The Best Political Writer that Ever Lived
    • "These are the Times that Try Men's Souls."
    • A Splenid Monument Covered with Lies.' p. 3
    • "The Rights of Man."
    • "The World is My Country, and to Do Good My Religion." p. 4
    • Filled with a Real Love for Mankind
    • A Vote Against his Own Life
    • Splendid Sentiments:
    • The Messenger of Death Passed by p. 5
    • Take a Look behind the Altar
    • The Church has Violated Even his Grave
    • You Must Believe p. 6
    • He Believed in One God, and in No More
    • Whale, Jonah, and All
    • He Used None that have been Refuted p. 7
    • We Attack their Creed
    • He was Unacquainted with the Dead Languages
    • In Force in Maryland p. 8
    • The Church was Ignorant, Bloody, and Relentless
    • Some One had to Lead the Way p. 9
    • Paine Struck the First Grand Blow
    • His Crime p. 10
    • Where Others Worshipped, He Wept and Scorned
    • Why I Hate it
    • Is it Nothing to Free the Mind? p. 11
    • Liberty?
    • We Need Free Bodies and Free Minds p. 12
    • Death Touched his Tired Heart
    • Did Thomas Paine Recant?
    • The Letter p. 13
    • An Old Revolutionary Soldier
    • Hates a Patriot?
    • Are All Unbelievers
    • The First Great Abolitionist p. 14
  • A Farmer's Reasons for Not being a Free-Thinker
    • [title page]
    • • Introduction
      • A Farmer's Reasons for Not being a Free-Thinker
  • National Secular Society's Tracts.—No. 11. — The Atheist's Creed — by William Platt Ball
  • A Letter to Robert Stout, Esq., Solicitor, On the Tract Called "Eyeopener, No. 5." — by N.P.J.
  • Canterbury Freethought Association — by Canterbury Freethought Association
    • Bennet's Prayer to the Devil. — Secular Tract
    • [advert] p. 4
  • The Rev. Joseph Cook: a critique. Reprinted from the North American review, with a preface by G. Lewis — by John Fiske
    • • [title page]
      • Preface
    • The Rev. Joseph Cook a Critique
  • The religious signs of the times: a lecture ... delivered in Auckland, New Zealand, on Tuesday, October 10, 1882 — by Joseph Cook
    • [title page]
    • The Signs of the Times
  • Orthodoxy unmasked; or, Clerical arguments refuted: an open letter and appendix to the last letter of the Rev. J.A. Dowie, recently published — by Thomas Walker
    • [title page]
    • • Introduction
      • Introduction. — Part II
      • Orthodoxy Unmasked p. 1
      • List of Thomas Walkers Works
  • The Bishop of Melbourne's address to his Church Assembly, September 1882 Summary of subjects: Salvation Army, Parish guilds — by James Moorhouse
    • [title page]
    • The Inaugural Address
  • Outrages upon the Jews in Russia: report of the public meeting at the Mansion House, on Wednesday, February 1st, 1882. With an appendix, containing lists of towns where similar meetings were held, together with a letter addressed to the Chief Rabbi, by the graduates of Oxford University — by Anglo-Jewish Association
    • [title page]
    • Persecution of the Jews in Russia
    • Appendix
      • List of Towns in the United Kingdom p. 29
      • A Letter, to Express Sympathy with the Jews in Russia
  • On a few points in the teaching of Thomas Carlyle: an essay read before the Dialectical Society of Canterbury College, 30th September, 1882 — by George Hogben
    • [title page]
    • On a Few Points in the Teaching of Thomas Carlyle
  • Education and Educators — by Richard Laishley
    • I.—What is Education?
      • Preliminary
      • 1. What is Education?
      • The Definition p. 4
      • Inferences from My Definition
      • Summary p. 6
    • II.—Educators. Who They Should be
      • Preliminary
      • What an Educator is
      • Educators Classified
      • Duties of Parents
      • Duties of the State p. 10
      • Summary p. 12
    • III—Results Of Education: What They Should be
      • Philosophy of Results
      • Results of Education
      • Its National Consequences p. 14
      • Probable State Results Detailed p. 16
    • IV.—Boards, School Committees, and State Schools
      • The Sovereignty of Wisdom
      • Self-Government
      • Boards p. 20
      • School Committees p. 23
      • State Schools p. 24
      • General Conclusion p. 25
  • The public debt of Australasia: a paper read before the Royal Colonial Institute, 21st November 1882 — by Sir Francis Dillon Bell
    • [title page]
    • The Public Debt of Australasia
  • A speech on the possible future developments of governments in free states: delivered before the 'Union Debating Society' ... November 15, 1882 — by James Edward FitzGerald
    • [title page]
    • The Possible Future Developments of Governments in free states
  • Land and labour: a lecture delivered before the Trades' & Labour League, in the Lyceum, Dunedin. John Bathgate in the chair — by William Mouat Bolt, William Mouat Bolt, William Mouat Bolt, William Mouat Bolt
    • [title page]
    • • To the Working Classes of New Zealand
      • Land and Labour
  • Annual Report of the Dunedin Chamber of Commerce. August, 1882 — by Dunedin Chamber of Commerce
    • • [title page]
      • Officers and Committee, 1882-1883
      • List of Members
    • • Dunedin Chamber of Commerce
        • Report of Committee
        • Direct Steam Communication with Great Britain,
        • Otago Central Railway p. 6
        • Otago Dock Trust.
        • Dunedin Railway Station
        • Harbour Improvement Dues
        • American Wool Duties
        • Bankruptcy Law, Bills of sale Amendment Acts, and Supreme Court Proceedure
        • The New Exchange Building p. 7
        • Report of Sub-Commitee re discharge and delivery of Cargo at Port Chalmers and Dunedin
        • Discharge of Cargo at Port Chalmers
        • Delivery of Goods at Dunedin
        • Tribunals of Commerce p. 15
      • Dunedin Chamber of Commerce p. 26
        • Receipts and Expenditure to 1st July, 1882. — Receipts p. 26
        • Comparative Table of Imports and Exports for the Port of Dunedin for the Years ending June 30th, 1880, 1881, and 1882, respectively p. 27
        • Customs Revenue Returns for the year ended 31st March, l882, for all Ports of Entry
        • Return of Shipping at the Port of Dunedin for the Year ending July, 1882
        • Registered Tonnage of Colonial Owned Vessels, Port of Otago
        • Return shewing the number of Foreign and Inter colonial Vessels Entered and Chared at New Zealand Ports during the year ending 30th June, 1882
        • Gold Exported. Return of Gold Exported from 1st April, 1857, to 30th June, 1882 p. 28
        • Return of Sheep and Lambs in Otago and Southland, May 31, 1881
        • Wool Shipments
        • The National Debt of New Zealand
        • Railways p. 29
        • Population
        • Banking Returns
        • Deposits
        • Savings Banks.—Government and Private
        • Property Tax Returns
        • Mortgages Under the Land Transfer act p. 30
        • Agricultural Statistics
        • Comparative Returns
        • Coal Fields. — Output p. 31
        • Industrial Statistics
  • Report of Proceedings at Meeting of Share-holders in Guthrie and Larnach's Woodware Co., held at the Company's Office, on Tuesday, July 18th, 1882, at 2.30 p.m. Mr. Larnach in the Chair — by Guthrie and Larnach's New Zealand Timber and Woodware Factories Company
  • Guthrie and Larnach's New Zealand Timber and Woodware Factories Company, Limited — by Guthrie and Larnach's New Zealand Timber and Woodware Factories Company
  • Methods of election; [a paper] read 12th October, 1882 — by Edward John Nanson
    • Methods of Election
    • Methods of the First Class p. 2
    • The Single Vote Method
    • The Double Vote Method p. 3
    • Borda's Method p. 4
    • Methods of the Second Class p. 5
    • Other Methods of the Second Class p. 9
    • Methods of the Third Class p. 10
    • Wake's Method
    • The Venetian Method p. 12
    • Condorcet's Practical Method p. 13
    • Method Proposed p. 14
    • Cases of Inconsistency p. 17
    • Another way of Applying Proposed Method p. 19
    • Laplace's Objection p. 20
    • A Modification of Proposed Method p. 21
    • Algebraic Analysis p. 22
    • Cases of More than Three Candidates
    • Condorcet's Theoretical Method p. 32
    • Comparison of Proposed Method with Condorcet's Theoretical Method p. 33
    • Incomplete Voting Papers p. 35
    • Casks of Equality p. 37
    • Statement of Method
    • Practical Details p. 38
    • Cases of Bracketing p. 39
    • Another Method for Cases of Bracketing p. 41
    • Rule for Forfeit p. 43
    • Case of Several Vacancies p. 44
  • Dunedin Review — by J.G.S. Grant
    • The Dumfries Demonstration
    • Walker's Life of Chalmers p. 44
    • Dunedin Review. — "The Prophets of Israel." p. 47
    • The Religious Revolution of the Nineteenth Century p. 58

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