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Campbell presents a study of the lives and experiences of Europeans and Americans in the age of early industrial overseas expansions, who became detatched from their own societies and lived, sometimes for many years, among Pacific Islanders as integrated members of their communities, often with litt... More

This book provides an integrated account of the phenomenon of acidity set against the background of the acidic substances which are of major significance in the chemical industry and commerce.... More

This three-volume catalogue is the first of two Parts of the Catalogue Raisonne to cover the large corpus of architectural and topographical drawings form the Paper Museum. With a second Part dedicated to drawings of Renaissance and later architecture (A.X, forthcoming), the present title covers the... More

This volume is the first in a planned series of thematic volumes for Advances in Virus Research. It covers the etiology, pathogenetic mechanisms, and clincial consequences of human neurotropic viruses. Buchmeier is a virologist, Campbell an immunologist, and both are extremely well known in their fi... More

Charles Campbell was born in Sheridan, Wyoming in 1923. He studied engineering in Caltech and Purdue and earned a degree in Architecture in Columbia University in 1975. He shares his insights into some of the major developments and issues of the 20th century: the atomic bomb and peacetime control of... More

Although experiences, attitudes, feelings and philosophies are respectively their own phenomena, they act in concert to shape the lens through which we see life. This quartet is one big strand pulling our hearts and minds in many directions. - Ironda Joyce Campbell... More

It seems that we are always in the process of "doing" something or "going" somewhere. We are going and doing; doing and going. A clear mind and fortified spirit can de-clutter our path, power our walk and give us "real" direction. I hope these quick and accessible poetic streams of insight, encourag... More