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TIE pRnGREsS OF SCIENCE.


A sUOHT HISTORY OF NATURAL SCIENCE, AND
TffE PitOGHEss OF DlsCOvEHY. FROM IuE TINE
or ThE GHEEks TO tai PRESENT DAY. foK
SCHOLARS AND YOUNG PEltaoNs. by AriSela B.
n .rki.y / vol, l2m0. Cloth. Price, g.
Prom The LoHdon Examiner.
Wh.t sr Gtscu i-tory England, Miss Buckley
is to tho tlry O. science AMI w shall b" surprised her
ulnual fas cirsi measure of ro ar.i u any
tbns npots acccpi.nc u only b. tho inpro,,ion
thai IL compendium q ,c'ntifc Information II Is
t, iI!d bot Is srry much moro lhere axe. saws Miss
Euc.y lrauy books tnat tell What science s but ry
o not , ", science h, bocVAo what g. and u Is THIS
which hope 20 toll technical nformnt Therefore"
hc-c or tho hs history ior the sake OF
the technical information. Tho b0G 81 not chronological
catalogue I5coy1hrJ made ny human inrlhscnos, b"'
lor,ait Of hrnan Intelligence itself the attitude If tts
csverv II ret. with pthlc vEcticr TIN y0lumo shall
marx IN era in education. Nothing could be devised
calculated than s srnya employment 20 convert primary
scientific Instruction from pa'thiGg into rts.y whlo tho
Ifno ,rlre nOblones3 vhi'h Invests IL GHnterc't''i
enthusiasm gcpcror. appreciation reverence for eternal laws
dspa.agcmcu O: s thSt incapable of vcGcaton
Il IA F,nk ainor moral ageEoe, attained bj scientific
lave only 10 nd thai to tschhca execution ~
equal b.oaphel tho vaTior, discoveries described
end experiment. frequently necessary to render ther
in.oligi, ueng sxp,alod With pcrs.icriy which II
woGd De impossible - improve"
VI.
A HANDBOOK or ARCHITECTURAL. STYLES.
Translate. fr7rn by w Coett Sanders Vol,
svo. VIII G:9 Illustrations Price, 81.
Tho present v0ine English translation Of "A Hand
Book ot Architectural syics" we'll known and appreciated In
Germany ;o attention OF those many English read
ors FOX Lon srGy Of architecture possesss attractions
Ito clams parity tho comprehensive rIgc which the
auhor has ~ the large amcnt Of information ~nch
Ice lis, a,ca c0Hdenso small compass but chiefly
Ia tn fact t.ar subject s here looked st from what
at least % iuc Tug rcti"fs. De called Al almost
new point of view E>,ract from Preface.
VII
THE FIRST GERMAN READER.
CONT y iNG THE STORY OF CINDERF!L.4A WITH
II! -LATioNs AND NOCABJ LARtEs. 4 MODlFL
CATION UF MAECFLs AETHoD. by Charles 4. kroeh,
A. NJ pro.e scr Nucrn Languages at The Stet lst
tut, vol, lZn0 40 coD'i.
">opgp4e4ou o. any Kind needed 10 besn h, study Of
,a.s LovA.
"MircI saggest a. FIRST steps In stcdyng anguage
book with the aid e" translation by the eye only
ana wi,iiout rronD,nciug ctner rload mentally.
'.Ty tins any arquire reading knowledge %
o.,au ir.srase without prevor- propagation. ant
without a teacher. Extract nom frunco
VIII
ELEMENTARY GERMAN COURSE.
III ADAM n. SCHULTZ,
Teacher thc puDe schools oi City OF Now
York aud Instructor nj French Ia tito .yeslis school
] yOla i2uo. Paicf, al 90
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uaied states, recsirt al ths prie,.
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