George Adams
George Adams (1894-1963) was a close student of Rudolf Steiner, and translated many of his lectures given to English-speaking audiences. Beginning in 1935, Olive Whicher worked with George Adams in their research into mathematics and physics until his death in 1963. He translated and published numerous books, lectures, and articles.
George Adams (1894-1963) was a close student of Rudolf Steiner, and translated many of his lectures given to English-speaking audiences. Beginning in 1935, Olive Whicher worked with George Adams in their research into mathematics and physics until his death in 1963. He translated and published numerous books, lectures, and articles. See less
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George Adams book reviews
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Watership Down
My favorite book
by Vaughny, Oct 16, 2011
Not only is this my favorite book, but I've had two total strangers tell me it was their favorite book. Anyone who says it's just a simple fantasy is probably being a snob. Watership Down ... Read More
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Watership Down
A classic
by Mellowww, Jul 19, 2010
This book is Adams' best, no contest. The film does not do the book justice, and the fact that it is about rabbits should not put you off, as it is by no means a kiddie's story. When I first tried to ... Read More
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Watership Down
Great first book for a young person
by amabon, Mar 5, 2009
I read this book a couple years ago & loved it. It's an adventure story about a group of rabbits, but the twist is it's written from the rabbits' point of view. No "message" that I could detect- no ... Read More
![A Treatise Describing and Explaining the Construction and Use of New Celestial and Terrestial Globes: Designed to Illustrate ... the Phoenomena [Sic] of the Earth and Heavens, and to Shew the Correspondence of the Two Spheres. with a Great Variety of Astr](https://www1.alibris-static.com/a-treatise-describing-and-explaining-the-construction-and-use-of-new-celestial-and-terrestial-globes-designed-to-illustrate-the-phoenomena-sic-of-the-earth-and-heavens-and-to-shew-the-correspondence-of-the-two-spheres-with-a-great-variety-of-astr/isbn/9781170470862.gif)
