Illusions: A Psychological Study is about various illusions such as visual tricks, dreams, illusions of memory, illusions of belief, and illusions of introspection. Contents: "CHAPTER I. THE STUDY OF ILLUSION. The vulgar idea of Illusion; Psychological treatment of the subject; definition of Illusion; Philosophic extension of the idea. CHAPTER II. THE CLASSIFICATION OF ILLUSIONS. Popular and Scientific conceptions of Mind; Illusion and Hallucination."

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