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“Froth and Bubble” is the light-hearted and breezy record of the life of a rolling stone. Mr. Harbord was young and athletic, a fine horseman, and fond of outdoor life, and went to Canada to look for experiences and adventures in the wild and woolly West. He encountered some of the rubs which are the lot of the tenderfoot, but was ready to take on any job that was going, and held his own well in any company. We next encounter him in Rhodesia, where he arrived just in time to take an active part in the Matabele Campaign. He remained in South Africa till the outbreak of the war. Such a man was sure to do his share, and a bit more, and Mr. Harbord’s modest narrative of his doings with the Imperial Light Horse well deserves lo be preserved. Finally he found his way to British East Africa, and—need we say?—did some big-game shooting.
GOD AND FREEDOM IN HUMAN EXPERIENCE.
A Study of Degrees of Reality.
Containing the Donnellan Lectures for the Year 1913-14, delivered before the University of Dublin.
By the Right Rev. CHARLES F. D’ARCY, D.D.,
Bishop of Down.
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The principle of Degrees of Reality has been coming to light more and more clearly in many recent developments of philosophical thought. The purpose of this work is to exhibit the principle in its relation to ordinary and scientific experience, and to apply the results so obtained to some of the fundamental problems of Theology.
HUMAN IMMORTALITY AND PRE-EXISTENCE.
By Dr. J. ELLIS M’TAGGART,
Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.