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I es. extra boards,_ _ THE ENTOMOLOGISTS USEFUL COMPEN DIUM; or, An Intioduction to the Knowledge of British Insects, comprising the best means of obtaining and preserving them, and a Description of the Apparatus generally used : toge ther with the Genera of Linn., and the modern method of ar ranging Cie gasses, Crnstacea, Myriapada, Spiders, Mites, and Insects, front their Affinities and Structure, according to the views f Dr. Leach; also an F-rplanati in of he Terms used in Entomology ; a Calendar of the Tubes of Appearance and usual Situations of nearly 3000 spi:ciet of British Insects; with In structions for collecting «IA fitting up Objects fr.r the Micro. scope.-13y GEORGE SAMOGELLE, Associate of the Lin mesn.Sixtiety of London. 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