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NEW WORLDS BEYOND THE ATOM by Langston Day & G. de la Warr DemJ'
The work of the de la Warr laboratory between 1942 and 195"5" OCla~·o Illustrated 3rd impression 2 ~s. net
I was deeply stirred and I am prepared to applaud the results and accept the arguments. John Connell, crcnino J\ltIU The most astonishing book of our time, or even of all time. Leicesur henina Afail The book is a model of lucid and sincere exposition. interesting.
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ON THE EYES
by R. Brooks Simpkins Revolutionary and scientific dis(..\>.-erieswhich indicate extensive reform and reduction in the prescription of glasses, and radical reform in the treatment of' diseases such as cataract and glaucoma Den!! occuvo lllustrat J 2Ss. nct Ihls is no mere theory, but a record of many years proved practice. S(irl1no Oburur MI Simpkins describes his theories in a clear, straightfonvard manner which should be readily comprehended by the intelligent layman for whom this book is intended. Teachers' Wor/J
THE THEORY
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