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POPULAR LECTURES
soIENc AND ART.
DELIVERED ~ rHE cRtEF CITIES AND TOWNS ~ TINS
UNITED STATES.


DELIVERED ~ TIVE CHIEF CITIES AND TOWNS ~ rHE
BY DIONYSIUS LARDNER,
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Lrcrtsf The Plurality vi World,
LEcrUss A. Tine sun.
LEcrURE M Eciipses
LECTURE ". The Aurora BoreaAs
LEcrUsE v Electricity
LEcrURE VI The M'uoy Planets
LECTURE VII Weather Amsnscs
LEcrvEs NllI Halley's Comet
LscrURE IN The A;mosThere
IEc1uRE \. TIE New Planets
LscruRr Xi TIE rides
LEeruss Xiii The MAJOR Planets.
LEoTVRE XIV. Reflection Of Light
LFcrusE Ky Prospects o; Steam Navigation.
LscTURE XVII. The Moon.
LEcTUEE Mn The Atlantic steam Que.non.
LEcrUsE M Gsvau.sm
Lec1rEE Xxi The Moon and tie Weather
LFcrUsE XXI Periodic Comets
LECrrRE NHlli Radiation OF Heat
LrcrCsE NM Meieorc stones snd shooting -lsrs
LrcrUsr NXN The Earth
LkcruRE NNNi. Lunar Influences.
LECrIEE NNNil. Physical Constitution = Comets.
LrClruE NNNlU Thunder Storms
LECrtRE XAiN. The Lattgdcs and LOngi'ud-s
LECTLaE SNN Theory Of Colors
LECTURE XNAI Tie sble Starr
LEcIuRE MIMI Waer-spogis and hiriwiad'
LrCrUKE XNNIil. Mater and - Physical Pr0pefIss
LECTURE XNNTN. Elasticity OF Air.
LsCrUsE NNNN Effects OF lightning
LEcTURs ANNNl Popular Faacie-
LECTURE NNANll. Protection from Lightning
LECTURE XXNNlll Magnetism.
LscruRE AAAIN. Electro Magnetism.
LfcIURr HI The Thermometer
LFCrUsE Nil Atmosphere Electricity
LfcTUsg XIII Evaporation.
LEcTURE Mali Couducron IT Heat
LrCTURE Xiv. Relation of Heat and Light
LEcItsE NLN. Action and Reaction
LGCTUKE ALNI Composition and Resolution Of Force
LECTURE NLNil Center of Gravity
LECrUKE NLNllI The Lever aat Whee.Wurg.
LFc1uRE NLlX. The Pulley.
LfcrURE L. The Inclined Plane, Wedge and Screw.
LECTURE LI-Ebuhlon.
LECTURE LII Coinbustisn
LECTt r. LII. How "a observe the Heavens
LECTURE LlN The Stellar Universe fE'rsf Ieeirr,.j
LECTURE ~ The Stellar Universe. (Ssc0ad Iecfuf.J
LECTURE LS The Steam Engine (Frst LscfnrsJ
LgcTUEE LNll The Steam Engine Second IecinreJ
LECTURE LNIlI. The stesm-Engne Third LeciuysJ
LECTURE LIN Tie Steam Engine ftonrh LecfrreJ
LFcrrKE TX. The Steam Engine (EVtA Lecturer
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