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PAGE
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May 1882
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Methods and Profit of Tree-Planting
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1
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Professor Goldwin Smith as a Critic
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18
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Monkeys
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20
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The Development of the Senses
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34
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The Stereoscope: Its History I
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37
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Measurements of Men
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53
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Liberty of Thought
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60
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A Reply to Miss Hardaker on the Woman Question
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70
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The Genesis of the Sword
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79
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On the Diffusion of Odors
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84
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Color-Blindness and Color-Perception
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86
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Stallo's Concepts of Modern Physics
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96
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The Tree That Bears Quinine
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100
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Sketch of John Lubbock, Bart., M.P.
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104
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Entertaining Varieties
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112
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Correspondence
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121
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Editor's Table
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123
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Literary Notices
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127
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Popular Miscellany
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136
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Notes
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143
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June 1882
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Speculative Science
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145
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The Eye-Like Organs of Fishes
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164
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The Appointment of College Officers
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171
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Sir Charles Bell and Physiological Experimentation
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178
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The Zuni Social, Mythic, and Religious Systems
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186
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Astronomical Panics
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192
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The Stereoscope: Its Theory II
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197
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The Jews in Europe I
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205
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Chemistry in High-Schools
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215
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A New Theory of the Sun
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223
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The Future of Mind
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239
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About the Molds
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244
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The Introduction of Domestic Animals
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246
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Hydrodynamics and Electricity
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253
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The Cause of Tubercular Disease
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257
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Sketch of Charles R. Darwin, LL.D.
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260
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Editor's Table
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266
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Literary Notices
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270
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Popular Miscellany
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277
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Notes
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287
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July 1882
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Plant-Cells and their Contents
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289
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The Jews in Europe II
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300
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Porcelain and the Art of its Production
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310
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The Physiology of Exercise I
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317
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A Curious Burmese Tribe
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328
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Problems of Property
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331
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The Ethics of Vivisection
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344
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Borax in America
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350
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Protoplasm
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361
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The Mechanics of Intermittent Springs
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370
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A Premature Discussion
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376
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The Relation of Music to Mental Progress
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378
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Dr Gunther on the Study of Fishes
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383
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The Development of Cities
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391
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Sketch of Professor S. S. Haldeman
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395
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Entertaining Varieties
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402
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Correspondence
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406
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Editor's Table
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406
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Literary Notices
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410
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Popular Miscellany
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419
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Notes
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431
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August 1882
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The Physiology of Exercise II
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433
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National Necessities and National Education
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444
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Acoustic Architecture
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454
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Progress of the Germ Theory of Disease
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462
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A Gigantic Fossil Bird
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467
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The Book-Men
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470
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About Elephants
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480
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The Chemistry of Sugar
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500
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Transcendental Geometry
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507
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My Spider
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513
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Sudden Whitening of the Hair
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520
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How Plants Resist Decay
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524
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The Topmost Country of the Earth
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527
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Sketch of Baron Adolf Eric Nordenskiöld
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533
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Entertaining Varieties
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541
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Editor's Table
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544
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Literary Notices
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550
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Popular Miscellany
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560
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Notes
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575
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September 1882
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Electric and Gas Illumination
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577
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Longevity
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587
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Animal Self-Defense
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595
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Brazilian Diamonds and their Origin
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610
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The Functions of an American Manual Training-School
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621
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A Note on Thought-Reading
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634
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The Physician of the Future
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637
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Trials by Fire and Fire-Jugglers
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645
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Electromania
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650
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Anthropoid Mythology
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645
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The Poisons of the Manufactory
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663
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Littre, Dumas, Pasteur, and Taine
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667
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The Chinese: Their Manners and Customs
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679
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Sketch of Thomas Say
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687
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Entertaining Varieties
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692
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Editor's Table
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696
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Literary Notices
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699
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Popular Miscellany
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707
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Notes
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717
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October 1882
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Massage: Its Mode of Application and Effects
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720
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Literature and Science
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737
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What are Clouds?
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751
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The Past and Present of the Cuttle-Fishes
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753
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Mozley on Evolution
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767
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Explosions and Explosives
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773
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The Utility of Drunkenness
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785
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Delusions of Doubt
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788
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The Progress of American Mineralogy
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795
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Industrial Education in Public Schools
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809
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Physiognomic Curiosities I
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817
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The Formation of Saline Mineral Waters
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826
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A Partnership of Animal and Plant Life
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835
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Professor Rudolf Virchow
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836
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Editor's Table
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843
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Literary Notices
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847
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Popular Miscellany
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855
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Notes
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863
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Index
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865
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