DigiCat Publishing presents to you a collection of the greatest Fred M. White thrillers: The Crimson Blind_x000D_ The Cardinal Moth_x000D_ The Corner House_x000D_ The Ends of Justice_x000D_ The House of Schemers_x000D_ The Lord of the Manor_x000D_ The Slave of Silence_x000D_ The Yellow Face_x000D_ The Nether Millstone_x000D_ The Midnight Guest_x000D_ A Fatal Dose_x000D_ The Five Knots_x000D_ The Edge of the Sword_x000D_ The Lonely Bride_x000D_ Craven Fortune_x000D_ The Law of the Land_x000D_ The Mystery of the Four Fingers_x000D_ A Golden Argosy_x000D_ By Order of the League_x000D_ A Daughter of Israel_x000D_ Tregarthen's Wife_x000D_ Blackmail_x000D_ The Weight of the Crown_x000D_ A Shadowed Love_x000D_ The Sundial_x000D_ Netta_x000D_ A Queen of the Stage_x000D_ The Scales of Justice_x000D_ A Crime on Canvas_x000D_ The Golden Rose_x000D_ Paul Quentin_x000D_ A Front of Brass_x000D_ Hard Pressed_x000D_ The White Glove_x000D_ A Mummer's Throne_x000D_ The Secret of the Sands_x000D_ The Man Called Gilray_x000D_ The House of Mammon_x000D_ A Royal Wrong_x000D_ A Secret Service_x000D_ The Sentence of the Court_x000D_ Powers of Darkness_x000D_ The Mystery of the Ravenspurs_x000D_ The Day_x000D_ Ambition's Slave_x000D_ The Salt of the Earth_x000D_ The Lady in Blue_x000D_ The Case for the Crown_x000D_ The Wings of Victory_x000D_ The Leopard's Spots_x000D_ The Honour of His House_x000D_ The Man who was Two_x000D_ The Mystery of Room 75_x000D_ The Councillors of Falconhoe_x000D_ The Mystery of Crocksands_x000D_ The Turn of the Tide_x000D_ The Green Bungalow_x000D_ The Devil's Advocate_x000D_ The Golden Bat_x000D_ The Price of Silence_x000D_ The House on the River_x000D_ The Shadow of the Dead Hand_x000D_ The King Diamond_x000D_ The Riddle of the Rail_x000D_ The Grey Woman_x000D_ Queen of Hearts_x000D_ On The Night Express_x000D_ The Phantom Car_x000D_ A Clue in Wax_x000D_ Found Dead_x000D_ The Man Who Knew_x000D_ A Broken Memory_x000D_ Secret of the River_x000D_ The Blue Daffodil_x000D_ The Master Criminal (True Crime Tales)_x000D_ The Romance of the Secret Service Fund..._x000D_ Frederick White (1859–1935), mostly known for mysteries, is considered also as one of the pioneers of the spy story._x000D_

"It is to assist the reader to frame a more just opinion of that southeastern corner of Europe, "The Lands of the Tamed Turk," and those who people it, that this volume of personal observations and experiences of travel, interspersed with brief bits of history, is offered." source

"The Expositor's Bible: The Epistles of St. Peter" by J.Rawson Lumby is a series of letters (1887 - 1894). The two letters which bear the name of St. Peter have from the earliest times met with very different degrees of acceptance. The genuineness of the First Epistle is attested by the unanimous voice of primitive Christendom. As it is addressed to Christians dwelling in different parts of Asia Minor, it is natural to look for knowledge of it in those countries. And nowhere is it earlier noticed. Polycarp, Bishop of Smyrna, a contemporary of the last surviving Apostle, whose martyrdom took place about the middle of the second century, has repeated quotations from this Epistle.

"Treatment of the diseases of the eye" by Alexander Turnbull is an ophthalmology book about eye diseases and their cure with the help of hydrocyanic acid. Excerpt: "In submitting to the public the following interesting cases illustrative of the effects of my mode of treating diseases of the eye, I have prefixed to them the original communications transmitted by me to the Lancet and the Medical Gazette. My reason for so doing is this—I wish it to be seen by actual comparison, that in every instance the confidence I have expressed in the efficacy of these medicines has not been overrated; on the contrary, it will be seen that I have said less than the facts really warrant. I have also given the cases that are at present under my treatment, in order that all who take an interest in the subject may have ample opportunity of watching their progress, and forming, from their own observations, just conclusions. I have also added some important observations concerning the action of the essential oils on the eye, as exhibited both externally and internally"

"Profitable Stock Exchange Investments" by Henry Voorce Brandenburg is published to show the absurdity of trying to make money speculating in Wall Street without adequate capital and the ease with which it can be made with capital and proper methods. The following pages open to the public a safe, conservative, and highly remunerative channel for the investment of their surplus funds, which does not have the element of risk and uncertainty that exists in general business.

This is a written record of a debate held at the Liberal Club, Peckham in 1911. The debators were J. Fitzgerald representing the socialists and H. Richardson MP for Peckham. The motion they debated was "Should the Working Class Support the Liberal Party?"

This exciting work on birds and plant culture gives a well-structured study of the economic importance of birds in their relation to agriculture. In addition, this book is enriched with illustrations that will help the readers retain information quickly. Contents include: Useful or Harmful The Structure of the Bird Workers on the Ground In the Air and on the Trees The Farmer's Summer Friends Workers all the year round Some Wildfowl Some of the Falconidæ The Rational Protection of Birds

This work provides a glimpse of psychiatric care given to the mentally unstable during the early 1900s explaining how the medical officers gave internal care in those times when society was far more rigid about these illnesses than in the present times. It presents an accurate account of all the facilities provided to the patients, the tasks they were assigned, and its effect on their mental health and overall functioning. These chores mainly included indulging the patients in farming, cultivation, etc. The subject of this report deals with employment as a means of treating and caring for the mentally ill in need of help, and the colony here is an instrument of finding practical and profitable work for the patients. Colony treatment means establishing buildings at some distance from the central hospital and admitting psychiatric patients there to be under the control and management of the hospital officers.

"Yosemite Legends" by Bertha H. Smith is an account of Yosemite Valley (Calif.). Some legends included in the book are: Yo-sem-i-te, Large Grizzly Bear Po-ho-no, Spirit of the Evil Wind Hum-moo, the Lost Arrow Kom-po-pai-ses, Leaping Frog Rocks Excerpt: "Yo-sem-i-te, Large Grizzly Bear WHEN the world was made, the Great Spirit tore out the heart of Kay-o-pha, the Sky Mountains, and left the gash unhealed. He sent the Coyote to people the valley with a strong and hardy race of men, who called their home Ah-wah-nee, and themselves, the Ah-wah-nee-chees. The Ah-wah-nee-chees lived the simple, savage life, which knows no law but to hunt and kill and eat. By day the trackless forests rang with the clamor of the chase. By the flaring light of their fires the hunters gorged themselves upon the fresh-killed meat, feasting far into the night. They made war upon the tribes that lived beyond the walls of Ah-wah-nee and never knew defeat, for none dared follow them to their rock-ribbed fastness."