Frederick Greenwood. Imagination in Dreams and Their Study. London: John Lane, 1894.

First edition thus. (200 x 130 mm) pp. ix, 198, [2], 16. Bound in plain green publisher's cloth. Pages age toned. Splitting to interior hinge, two pages in preface detatched but present. Evidence of having been roughly cut to open. Bumping to extremities. Overall FAIR to GOOD condition. 

Reviewed in 1895 by psychologist Edmund Clarke Sanford: "The author's modest purpose 'being only to convey gossiping hints and suggestions to the generality,' a minute examination of his book would be ungracious; but it must be said that, as a book for the generality, it has serious shortcomings. With the main thesis that dreams deserve a more thorough and rational study than they have yet for the most part had, no fault can be found ; the author's criticisms are often just, and some of his suggestions illuminating; but his psychology is antiquated-often more like that of Bunyan's Mansoul than that of the present; and too prominent a place is given to dreams 'which have all the character of prophecy and revelation.'"