Popular Science Monthly/Volume 59

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Table of Contents

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May 1901
The Carnegie Museum	3
The Aurora Australis, as Observed from the Belgica	21
Progress and Tendency of Mechanical Engineering in the Nineteenth Century I	34
Primitive Color Vision	44
A Study of British Genius IV	59
The Frog as Parent	68
Recent Physiology	81
The Blood of the Nation I	90
Scientific Literature	101
The Progress of Science	104
Obituary of William Jay Youmans	112
June 1901
Our Forest Reservations	115
The Blood of the Nation II	129
Progress and Tendency of Mechanical Engineering in the Nineteenth Century II	141
The Periodic Law	152
A Plea for Pure Science	170
The Malaria-Germ and Allied Forms of Sporozoa	189
The Wild Bird at Arm's Length: A New Method of Bird Study	199
A Study of British Genius V	209
The Progress of Science	217
July 1901
The Transmission of Yellow Fever by Mosquitoes	225
Climate and Carbonic Acid	242
The Peopling of the Philippines I	257
A Study of British Genius VI	266
The Intelligence of Monkeys	273
Cocaine Analgesia of the Spinal Cord	280
The Evidence of Snails on Changes of Land and Sea	284
The Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory	290
The American Association for the Advancement of Science	305
Scientific Literature	315
The Progress of Science	317
August 1901
On Bodies Smaller Than Atoms	323
Gilbert of Colchester	337
The Peopling of the Philippines II	351
Science and Philosophy	361
A Study of British Genius VII	373
Frederic Myers's Service to Psychology	380
The Pose of the Body as Related to the Type of the Cranium and the Direction of the Visual Plane	390
The Great Mortality	402
Discussion and Correspondence	408
Scientific Literature	409
The Progress of Science	411
September 1901
The Greatest Biological Station in the World	419
Henry Cavendish	431
A Study of British Genius VIII	441
The Statistical Study of Evolution	447
The Combating of Tuberculosis	461
The Discovery of the Law of Gravitation	475
Plants as Water-Carriers	492
The Soluble Ferments or Enzymes	497
Discussion and Correspondence	504
Scientific Literature	505
The Progress of Science	506
October 1901
The Progress of Science (speech)	513
Free-Will and the Credit for Good Actions	526
Fog Studies on Mount Tamalpais	535
The French Sardine Industry	542
The Late Epidemic of Smallpox in the United States	557
Food and Land Tenure	568
The Inert Constituents of the Atmosphere	581
Discussion and Correspondence	596
Scientific Literature	599
The Progress of Science	600
Index	605