William H. Bates Libri

Exploring the intricate relationship between divine attributes and human redemption, this book delves into theological concepts that have remained relevant since its original publication in 1771. It examines how these attributes work together in the context of salvation, offering insights into the nature of God and His plan for humanity. This high-quality reprint preserves the original text, making it accessible for contemporary readers interested in historical theology and the complexities of redemption.

Artists, teachers, army officers, housewives, elderly people, parents, and children with vision problems write about their experiences with the Bates Method and giving up their glasses in Better Eyesight. Major eye conditions (myopia, astigmaticsm, farsightedness, presbyopia, amblyopia, strabismus, cataract, gluacome, blindness) are discussed by Bates, other opthalmologists, the medical community, and readers. The significance of this literature is both historical and immediate. For the first time, the connection between eyestrain to shoulder and neck pain, headaches, and other muscular tension is discussed.

The exercises of the Bates Method of retraining the eyes is featured in this book. It asserts that most people who wear glasses needn't. The simple, regular exercises of the Bates Method retrain eyes that have come to rely on glasses - that have become lazy. The exercises first relax the eye muscles and then retrain them to focus efficiently and without strain. The book first appeared in 1919 and Aldous Huxley was an exponent of the method. This revised edition includes a pull-out sight-testing chart.

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The Whole Works of the Rev W Bates is a comprehensive collection of William Bates's work. It showcases his exploration of the mind-body connection in his mental health studies. This book is a valuable resource for those interested in psychology and mental health.

This book presents a high-quality reprint of the 1879 edition that explores the life and works of George Cruikshank, highlighting his contributions as an artist and humorist. It delves into his unique style, the themes of his artwork, and his influence on humor and satire during his time. The text offers insights into both his artistic techniques and personal character, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the intersection of art and humor in the 19th century.