The New York herald., 1878-03-02
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OF his character comes with quito force
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III.
PHYSIOGRAPHY:
An Introduction to the Study OF Nature BY r. H. Huxley,
r. Il. D. with Illustrations and coiored plates voi.s
12mo. Cloth. H., 90.
.. the London Institution 70 give ssre; Lectures
physical these reprinted la volume.
with coored plates They written la that attractive
style which OF the natural history
demonstrato style In which cearucss precision OF
Ian combined with vivid OF ths varou
subjects touched upon" Saturday kovlew.
Contents
The Thames -Springs-lsain and Dcw-Thc CrystAl'ss
tion OF Water. Snow and lee ation-The Atm0
Chemical Composition OF Natural WatersThe worx Of
Rain and Rivers-Ice and its Work-The and isl
Work-Earthquakcs aLd Nolctnoes slow Movements Of
tho LandLyng Matter and the Effects Of Its Activity on
the Distribution OF Terrestrial solids, Fluids aud Gases
Deposits formed by the Remains ofPlantsThe omation
of Land by Amin Il Agencies Coral Laud The Geological
Structure Basin of the OF
Land Water Figure OF the EarthThe Movements Of
the Earth-The sun.
on THE SOURCE OF MUSCULAR POWER
Arguments Conclusions drawn from Observations
the nuinn subject, under Conditions OF Rest and of
Muscular Exercise. BY Austin Flint. Jr NJ d. Proies-
of Physiology and Physiological Anatomy In the
Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York. vol.
12mo Cloth 81.
II have euipted In this pubca present ntc-
curale statement my observations, What Dem
these. well rs from oxpertmen ents
made by the subject under conditions OF
rest and OF muscular exercise -Extrac from Preface
A TREATISE on PHOTOGRAPHY.
BY W. De W. Abney, T. RS ivei Emo. Cloth Illus
'The Of this book chiefly give rational explain
alton of the different phcnomens TO be met with In
photoernphy and with .hs give sufficient practical
student landscape
which shall be technically good and ~ the same tune
be ~ him II he make photography an sfd 10 re-
search"