5846X1 First Edition. Funk & Wagnalls Co., NY: 1896. 170 pages. Hardcover, no dustjacket. good condition. Argues that Memory is not a separate faculty whose office it is to carry the recollective burdens of the other faculties - but that Memory is a Physiological and Psychological property of each mental act, and that such act retains the traces and of its own action, and that there are as many memories as there are kinds of mental action, and that, therefore, Memory is always concrete, although for convenience sake, we do speak of it in the abstract, and that consequently all Memory improvement means improve of the Action or Manner of Action of the Mental powers. $8.20USD
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