Alexander Gerard Books

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This essay explores the concept of taste, arguing that it is a natural faculty that can be improved with education and experience. It discusses the relationship between taste and morality, as well as taste's role in art, literature, and society.

This book is a narrative of Captain Alexander Gerard's journey from Caunpoor to the Boorendo Pass through the Himalaya Mountains. It presents an account of the geography, people, customs, and flora and fauna of the region. William Lloyd has added additional notes on the journey and the region.

A guide to pastoral care and counseling, intended for use by ministers and other religious professionals.