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The GAIA theory: from Lovelock to Margulis. From a homeostatic to a cognitive autopoietic worldview
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The GAIA theory: from Lovelock to Margulis. From a homeostatic to a cognitive autopoietic worldview
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Hannibal Crosses the Alps. By Cecil Torr, M.A. Second edition with a Counter-blast against Critics. Cambridge: at the University Press, 1925. Pp. viii + 64. 3 s
No full textHannibal crosses the Alps. By Cecil Torr, M.A. Cambridge: at the University Press, 1924. pp. viii + 40. 2s. 6d. net.
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Government and the war,
No full text"Each of the chapters was a lecture delivered before the University of Oxford, with the exception of VI., VIII., and X., which originally appeared (as did also II. after its delivery) in the Nineteenth century and after ... III., IV., and V. are printed for the first time."To my countrymen.--I. The story of war.--II. What is peace?--III. What is war?--IV-V. England and Germany.--VI. Thoughts on the war.--VII. The theory of war.--VIII. The Dardanelles commission.--IX. Neglected aspects of the war.--X. The British constitution and the conduct of war.Mode of access: Internet
