Editions Le Mono imprint: 218 books

What is the origin of the rights of property and how it evolved? Why Rights of Property? “In the joint enterprise of making a living, human beings not only potentiate but they also stimulate one another. The power and the stimulus are often combined, just as some foods furnish at the same time nutrition...

This book presents the effects of tobacco upon smokers; its Physical, Mental and Social Influences. Effects on the Digestive Circulatory and Respiratory Organs; On the Muscular System, On the Senses, On the Voice, On the mind... On the Circulatory Organs. The circulation of the blood...

For centuries the blind were regarded as objects of pity and as unfortunate beings. No interest had been manifested in the education of the blind. This book presents how evolved the situation of the Blinds and the development of their education. Who were the pioneers of this evolution? How was developed the Braille System used by people who are blind or visually impaired?

The Natchez are a tribe of American Indians who lived in the area of the present town of Natchez in Mississippi. The Natchez were people inhabiting that part of America called Florida by the first discoverers. They came originally from Mexico, and closely resembled the Aztecs, both in appearance and...

“There are about forty species of grapes in the world, more than half of which are found in North America. A statement of the difference between European and American grapes shows why American viticulturists are so eager to grow either purebreds from the foreign grape or hybrids with it... The methods...

As we increase in age – when we have spent our first half-century – less energy and activity remain, and less expenditure can be made; less power to eliminate is possible at fifty than at thirty, still less at sixty and upward. Less nutriment, therefore, must be taken in proportion as age advances,...

We see with all that we have seen; we hear with all that we have heard; we learn with all that we have learned, and so on. In a country walk at night, an imaginative person constantly sees a ghost in what his more prosaic companion recognizes as a whitewashed tree. At a spiritualistic séance, it...

What is the nature of belief? What are the conditions under which it arises? and What are the causes for its appearance? The purpose of this book is to answer these questions and to investigate the nature of deception, of the formation of false beliefs leading to erroneous action. “No one allowed...

"The rapid growth of the French population in the Canadian provinces and the New England States has given rise to much speculation as to the future of the race. Thoughtful men in the Dominion see in its steady increase and aggressive character elements of danger to the stability of the Confederation....

Most writers on the emotions and on human conduct seem to be treating rather of matters outside nature than of natural phenomena following nature's general laws. They appear to conceive man to be situated in nature as a kingdom within a kingdom : for they believe that he disturbs rather than follows...

This book is considered as the earliest contributions to natural philosophy. Philosopher and theologian, Henry More used the details of the mechanical philosophy, as developed by René Descartes or Robert Boyle, to establish the existence of immaterial substance, and, therefore, God.

Michael Faraday was one of the greatest British discoverers all over the world. Faraday is known for many scientific discoveries that are very useful in the world, such as : Faraday cage - Faraday constant - Faraday cup - Faraday's law of induction - Faraday's laws of electrolysis - Faraday rotator...

This book presents the History of Education with some objective outlines. Upon the subjects of education and religion, almost everyone believes he has something to say. It is noticeable also that this belief is often quite apart from knowledge or special preparation. In mathematics, we wait for the...

Claude Bernard is one of the greatest of all men of science" said a historian of Harvard University. His career is a most interesting and instructive chapter in the history of the progress of physiology and experimental medicine. It is difficult for one who has not followed closely the progress...