A monograph on sleep and dream: their physiology and psychology. E-book. Formato EPUB Edward W. Cox   -  Librorium Editions, 2021  - 

The modern endeavour to pursue Psychology, as all the physical sciences are now pursued, by the study of facts and phenomena, instead of by metaphysical abstractions, consulting of inner consciousness and argument à priori, has invested the subject of this monograph with extraordinary importance, because Sleep and Dream are familiar physical and psychical conditions, disputed by none and which cannot be ascribed to prepossession,[iv] dominant ideas, or diluted insanity.

The Advocate: His Training, Practice, Rights and Duties. E-book. Formato PDF Edward W. Cox   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

Advocate will here be used in its widest sense, as applying to all who plead the causes of others in courts of justice, whether they are of the class to which the title is usually applied, whose special business it is to deal with facts, either to elicit them from the witnesses, or to present them with a commentary to the Court or the Jury, or whether they are Of that more numerous class who are peculiarly qualified to deal with questions of law. In common parlance, and perhaps in strictness of definition, the former only is designated by the title of Advocate but in this work both will be intended by the term, and in proper place will be described the difference in the qualifications requi site to each, so that the student may be enabled to form some judgment for which department he is by nature and education best fitted, that he may direct his thoughts and studies accordingly.

The Arts of Writing, Reading, and Speaking. E-book. Formato PDF Edward W. Cox   -  Forgotten Books, 2017  - 

XXXVII. Action XXXVIII. — The Construction of a Speech XXXIX. — The Oratory of the Pulpit XL. — The Oratory of the Senate XLI. — 'i'he Oratory of the Bar XLII. — The Oratory of the Bar (continued) XLIII. — The Oratory of the Bar (concluded) XLIV. — The Oratory of the Platform XLV. — The Oratory of the Platform (continued) XLVI. — The Oratory of the Platform (continued)