Adventures in science
Subtitle: a collection of essays for the English class
By: edited by William H. Cunningham.
Publisher: Ginn
Published: 1926
Place of publication: Boston, New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 221
Subjects: Science.
Notes: Bibliography at end of each essay.
"Some books which should be in every high-school library": p. 219-221.
Table of contents: title: The mantis, by J.H.C. Fabre.; title: Fire ants, by H. W. Bates.; title: The condor, by C. Darwin.; title: Birds and man, by W. H. Hudson.; title: About cholera, by Sir E. R. Lankester.-The mastodon, by F. A. Lucas.; title: The unsolved problems of astronomy, by S. Newcomb.; title: The influence of coal tar on civilization, by E. E. Slosson.; title: The world of atoms, by J. A. Thomson.; title: The method of scientific investigation, by T. H. Huxley.; title: What knowledge is of most worth? By H. Spencer.; title: Æpyornis island, by H. G. Wells.