William Wallace was a Scottish philosopher and academic, holding positions at Merton College and as White's Professor of Moral Philosophy at Oxford University. His work delved into profound concepts within moral philosophy, contributing significantly to the academic discourse of his time.
Focusing on the lesser-known figure of Princess Carolyne Sayn-Wittgenstein, this study delves into her significant yet often overlooked influence on composer Franz Liszt. While much has been documented about Liszt's relationships with two other individuals, the book sheds light on how Carolyne shaped his inner world, providing a fresh perspective on the complexities of his life and artistry.
The investigation led by Agents Longfellow and Dickinson takes a dark turn as they connect a series of murders in Philadelphia to a similar case in Wilmington, Delaware, where a killer uses a dog choke collar. As the body count rises, the plot thickens with the unexpected involvement of venomous snakes, introducing a perilous twist to the already complex case. The agents must navigate not only the threat of a serial killer but also the dangers posed by these snakes in a gripping battle of survival.
This book provides a detailed and research-backed account of China's ancient and modern history. It covers every aspect of China, including its literature, religion, government, industry, social state, and much more. The authors handpick the most critical events and themes to give the reader a comprehensive understanding of Chinese history. The book also includes the missions and embassies to the Imperial Court for more in-depth knowledge. A must-read for anyone interested in China and its history.
This classic textbook, first published in 1795, is a comprehensive introduction to Euclidean geometry. Written by three eminent Scottish mathematicians, John Davidsons, John Playfair, and William Wallace, it covers topics such as points, lines, angles, circles, and polygons, as well as more advanced topics such as conic sections and spherical geometry. This book is a timeless resource for anyone interested in the foundations of geometric reasoning.