Newton's Library
Alphabetical - G
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Newton's Library
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Gaboriau, Emile 1832-1873
The Mystery of Orcival universal format, v 1.0
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A story about a family of poachers, living at Orcival during the 1860's.
Gaskell, Elizabeth 1810-1865
Cranford universal format, v 1.0
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Cranford is a city of women, those men that exist are seldom heard of. And why should they be, when the Cranford women can do perfectly well without them?
Goldman, Emma 1869-1940
Down With the Anarchists! with Alexander Berkman universal format, v 1.0
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An anarchist pamphlet from 191x, giving a short introduction to anarchist ideas and values.
Jealousy; Causes and a Possible Cure universal format, v 1.0
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The popular notion is that jealousy is inborn and therefore can never be eradicated from the human heart. This idea is a convenient excuse for those who lack ability and willingness to delve into cause and effect.
The Philosophy of Atheism universal format, v 1.0
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This short essay claims that humanity has out-grown the need to believe in Gods and super-natural powers, and should turn to reason and science instead.
Gray, Thomas 1716-1771
Ode on the Death of a Favourite Cat universal format, v 1.0
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You may have heard these lines before:
"Not all that tempts your wandering eyes
And heedless hearts, is lawful prize,
Nor all that glisters, gold."
This newtonbook contatins the complete poem.