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Author Haldeman-Julius, E. (Emanuel), 1888-1951.

Title What life means to me ; a collection of 59 [i.e., 40] lively little essays / E. Haldeman-Julius.

Imprint Girard, Kan. : Haldeman-Julius Publications, c1928.

Copies

Location Call No. OPAC Message Status
 Axe Haldeman-Julius Collection Blue Books  LBB 1302 Wh c.2  ---  Lib Use Only
 Axe Haldeman-Julius Collection Blue Books  LBB 1302 Wh    ---  Lib Use Only
 Axe Haldeman-Julius Collection Blue Books  LBB 1302 Wh c.3  ---  Lib Use Only
 Axe Haldeman-Julius Collection Blue Books  LBB 1302 Wh c.4  ---  Lib Use Only
Description 63 p. ; 13 cm.
Series Little blue book; no. 1302
Note Published 12 June 1928; copies deposited at Library of Congress 25 June 1928.
Contents Looking at life -- Amusing liars -- "Soul sickness" -- Our immoral literature -- Intolerance, past and present -- Unlearning -- Different worlds -- The power of desire -- Brief but endless -- Tennessee and tolerance --Stampede of the herd -- The spirit of liberty -- Failure of Christian evidence -- The shame of salvation -- Morality and opinion -- Coolidge and his Bible --Standards -- Stray thoughts -- Angels watch over us -- Dreams -- A little essay on man -- The unmapped island -- Men of courage -- Nothing--but words --Leaders of men -- Two minds -- Life's commonplaces -- Man, victim of words --Good men and great -- Public opinion -- Lazy men -- The polite critic -- The illusions of greatness -- Wisdom and masses -- Not of the rank and file -- One man's opinion -- Intentions -- The cheer leader -- The love of power -- The sham of simple faith.

 
    
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