TABLE OF CONTENTS
OF THE FIRST FIVE VOLUMES OF
THE RICE INSTITUTE PAMPHLET
Volume I
No. i. APRIL, 1915
PAGB
TEXAS: A DEMOCRATIC ODE—
The Inaugural Poem............... ɪ
By Henry van Dyke, Litt.D., LL.D., of Princeton, New Jersey.
WAITING FOR THE SONS OF GOD-
The Dedicatory Sermon ............. . 13
By Charles Frederic Aked, D.D., LL.D., of San Francisco, California.
EDUCATION AND THE STATE—
An Historical Discourse..............28
By Chief Justice Thomas Jefferson Brown, of the Supreme Court
of Texas.
THE CHURCH AND EDUCATION—
An Opening Address...............36
By Thomas Frank Gailor, D.D., S.T.D., of Memphis, Tennessee.
THE MEANING OF THE NEW INSTITUTION-
An Introductory Sketch .............. 4.5
By Edgar Odell Lovett, Ph.D., LL.D., of Houston, Texas.
No. 2. MAY, 1915
HENRI POINCARÉ—A lecture delivered at the inauguration of the
Rice Institute, by Senator Vito Volterra, Professor of Mathematical
Physics and Celestial Mechanics, and Dean of the Faculty of Sciences
of the University of Rome.............133
MOLECULAR THEORIES AND MATHEMATICS—A lecture
delivered at the inauguration of the Rice Institute, by Professor
Emile Borel, Director of Scientific Studies at the Ecole Normale,
and Professor of the Theory of Functions in the Faculty of Sciences
of the University of Paris.............163
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