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CHAPTER I
Systematic Memory—Association of Ideas—Different Methods of Remembering Series of Words—
Examples
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CHAPTER II
Mnemonic Alphabet—Translation of Figures into Words, and vice versâ —Memory Table—Its Explanation
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CHAPTER III
Application of the Table—How to Remember any Number of Words after One Reading—Example—How to Remember a Series of Words from different Pages of a Book, so as to be able to tell the Page
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CHAPTER IV
How to Remember Figures generally—Example—How to Repeat a Hundred Figures by Hearing them Once—Example
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CHAPTER V
How to Remember Dates—Examples—the Dates of the Accession of the Sovereigns of England, and how to Remember them after One Reading
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