[73] "Pragmatism's Conception of Truth." Included in _Selected Essays and Reviews_. [74] The story of the Committee for Mental Hygiene is interestingly told in Part V of the 4th Edition of C. W. Beers's _A Mind that Found Itself_. Several letters from James are incorporated in the story. _Vide_ pp. 339 and 340; also pp. 320, 352. [75] Mrs. James's niece, Rosamund Gregor, age 6. [76] _Memories and Studies_, pp. 286 _et seq._ [77] The reader need hardly be reminded that new meanings and associations have attached themselves to this word in particular. [78] _Talks to Teachers_, p. 265. [79] Proceedings of (English) S.P.R., vol. XXIII, pp. 1-121. Also, Proc. American S.P.R., vol. III, p. 470. [80] _L'Évolution Créatrice._ [81] "A Word More about Truth," reprinted in _Collected Essays and Reviews_. [82] Learned public. [83] Superficial stuff. [84] The lectures were published as _A Pluralistic Universe_. [85] New York: Longmans, Green & Co., 1908. [86] "The Confidences of a Psychical Researcher," reprinted in _Memories and Studies_ under the title "Final Impressions of a Psychical Researcher." [87] By Frank Harris; New York: 1909. [88] See the footnote on p. 39 _supra_.