In 1979 she published Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology, a collection of philosophical articles originally written in 1967.
Powell's book, as well as his official reports, contained much information on the Native Americans of the southern Rocky Mountains and Colorado Plateau regions, and in 1877 he published Introduction to the Study of Indian Languages, with Words, Phrases, and Sentences to Be Collected.
"We are trying to get some of that sense of insecurity, which gives the plays their trenchance and makes them so powerful to us," he said in a published introduction to the show and accompanying radio series "Shakespeare's Restless World".
In 1960, he published "An Introduction to Statistical Communication Theory".
In 2012, Page-Turner published his introduction to Jacques Bonnet's "Phantoms on the Bookshelves".
In 1791 Weatherby published An Introduction to a General Stud Book, the pedigrees being based on earlier Racing Calendars and sales papers.
Previous eras had seen meat eating as constitutionally conducive to violence, but by the time Jeremy Bentham published "An Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation," in 1789, the ground had shifted: meat eating was violence.
In 1879 Renault published his Introduction to the Study of International Law and in 1917 First Violations of International Law by Germany, concerning the invasion of Belgium and Luxembourg in breach of Germany's treaty obligations.
He published an introduction to Copernicus's ideas, the Narratio prima (First Report).
D.J. O'Connor published An Introduction to Philosophy of Education (1957) in which, among other things, he argued that the word "theory" as it is used in educational contexts is merely a courtesy title, for educational theories are nothing like what bear this title in the natural sciences.
