Havelock Ellis

One of the first studies of the criminal mind using psychological standards. The author also compares physiology of the criminal to the law abiding citizen.

Elmira was the location of one of the worst prisons and atrocities of the Civil War, yet this author shows how Elmira became one of the first prisons to try and reform criminals.

Mrs. Ellis weaves the teachings of her famous husband into romantic fiction, setting an idealic location in yesteryear.

Romantic fiction where love transverses space and time

Havelock Ellis, of the great Freethinkers of the Age of Enlightenment, wrote down his thoughts, impressions of things he saw or was thinking about day to day for several years. These were captured for posterity in these 2 series. 1912 and 1914 series in one volume.

A plea for education of sex and other marital conditions before the act of marriage.

Havelock Ellis studies into the purpose and meaning of life. He uses five persons whose writings affirm his own findings.