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• Supplementary notes on the quipus in the American museum of natural historyL. Leland Locke
• The evolution of property from savagery to civilizationPaul Lafargue
• Myth and science. An essay.Tito Vignoli
• The nature and laws of chance. Containing, among other particulars, the solutions of several abstruse and important problems. The doctrine oThomas Simpson
• The Abbé Du Bos--his advocacy of the theory of climate; precursor of Johann Gottfried HerderArmin Hajman Koller
• Emotional hazards in animals and manH. S. Liddell
• Sampling methods in forestry and range management, by F. X. Schumacher and R. A. ChapmanF. X. Schumacher
• English men of science, their nature and nurtureFrancis Galton
• Periodic variations in efficiency as shown in mental and physical tests, together with some weather effects, by Archibald G. PeaksArchibald Garfield Peaks
• American national standard for information sciences : extended latin alphabet coded character set for bibliographic useAmerican National Standards Institute
• The evolution of the conscious facultiesJulien Varendonck
• Euclid's parallel postulate: its nature, validity, and place in geometrical systemsJohn W. Withers
• Three introductory lectures on the science of thought : delivered at the Royal Institution, London, during the month of March, 1887, first pF. Max Müller
• The science of thoughtF. Max Müller
• The higher foolishness, with hints as to the care & culture of aristocracy; followed by brief sketches on ecclesiasticism, science & the unfDavid Starr Jordan
• A treatise on statics, with applications to physicsG. M. Minchin
• Thinking as a scienceHenry Hazlitt
• A treatise on statics, with applications to physics, by George M. MinchinG. M. Minchin
• The meaning of meaning; a study of the influence of language upon thought and of the science of symbolismC. K. Ogden
• The natural history of thought in its practical aspect, from its origin in infancyGeorge Wall
• Pause; a study of its nature and its rhythmical function in verse, especially blank verseAda L. F. Snell
• The feelings of man; their nature, function and interpretationNathan A. Harvey
• Mental fatigue; a comprehensive exposition of the nature of mental fatigue, of the methods of its measurement and of their results, with speMax Offner
• A discourse of the several dignities, and corruptions, of man's nature, since the fall. Written by Mr. John HalesEdward Reynolds
• An essay on the nature and conduct of the passions and affectionsFrancis Hutcheson
• Mind and performance; a comparative study of learning in mammals, birds, and reptilesHarold Kenneth Fink
• An essay on the nature and conduct of the passions and affections. With illustrations on the moral sense. By the author of the Inquiry into Francis Hutcheson
• The nature of laughterJ. C Gregory
• Novum organum, or, True suggestions for the interpretation of natureFrancis Bacon
• Volume and surface integrals used in physicsJ. G. b. 1871 Leathem
• On expression in natureWilliam Main
• Miscellanies; embracing nature, addresses, and lecturesRalph Waldo Emerson
• A century of science and other essaysJohn Fiske
• Goldsmith's Animated nature; a study of GoldsmithJames Hall Pitman
• Thoughts on man, his nature, productions, and discoveries. Interspersed with some particulars respecting the author.William Godwin
• A treatise on Bessel functions and their applications to physicsAndrew Gray
• Coloured thinking and other studies in science and literature, by D. F. Fraser-HarrisDavid Fraser Fraser-Harris
• Prolegomena to history: the relation of history to literature, philosophy, and science, by Frederick J. TeggartFrederick John Teggart
• An inaugural lecture : [The science of history] delievered in the Divinty school, Cambridge, on January 26, 1903J. B. Bury
• Parables from natureAlfred Gatty
• The great work; the constructive principle of nature in individual lifeJ. E. Richardson
• A chronological view of the world : exhibiting the leading events of universal history, the origin and progress of the arts and sciences, thDaniel Haskel
• Evolution of the Ordinance of 1787Jay Amos Barrett
• Letters on the modern history and political aspect of Europe; exhibiting the nature, causes, and probable consequences of the grand contest John Bigland
• Physical science; origins and principlesRobert T Lagemann
• Thucydides and the science of historyCharles Norris Cochrane
• Through war to peace; a study of the great war as an incident in the evolution of societyAlbert Galloway Keller
• ...Un-natural history, or Myths of ancient science; being a collection of curious tracts on the basilisk, unicorn, phoenix, behemoth or leviEdmund Goldsmid
• State parks and recreational uses of state forests in the United StatesRaymond H Torrey
• A series of sketches from nature of plant formF. Edward Hulme
• A discourse on the true nature of freedom and slavery. Delivered before the Washington Society of the New Jerusalem, in view of the one hundRichard De Charms
• How to study architecture; an attempt to trace the evolution of architecture as the product and expression of successive phases of civilisatCharles H. Caffin
• How to study architecture; by Charles H. Caffin ... an attempt to trace the evolution of architecture as the product and expression of succeCharles H. Caffin
• Despotism in America an inquiry into the nature, results, and legal basis of the slave-holding system in the United StatesRichard Hildreth
• The ancient building scienceJames A Kane
• Chemical restraint of reptiles, amphibians, fish, birds, small mammals and selected marine mammals in North America : an annotated bibliograNancy Umbreit
• Are bees reflex machines? Experimental contribution to the natural history of the honey-beeH. v. Buttel-Reepen
• Sympneumata; or, Evolutionary forces now active in manLaurence Oliphant
• Mental evolution in animalsGeorge John Romanes
• The natural history of our conductWilliam Emerson Ritter