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CONTENTS.
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  1. CHAPTER XVI.
  2. PAGE
  3. Riga Oak—Dimensions—Quality—Quantity imported—Used for furniture—Form when hewn—Peculiarity in selling, &c.
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    95
  4. CHAPTER XVII.
  5. Belgian Oak — Survey of Belgian forests — Piedmont— Dutch or Rhenish—Spanish and Turkey Oak—Forests of Asia Minor—European Turkey—Hungary, &c.
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    97
  6. CHAPTER XVIII.
  7. American White Oak—Dimensions—Descriptions—Principal uses—Experiments—Tables, &c.
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    103
  8. CHAPTER XIX.
  9. Live Oak—Dimensions—Description—Uses—Baltimore Oak—Sizes imported—Description—Slow growth—Experiments—Tables—Canadian Oak-—Description—Sizes and quantity imported—Various American Oaks, &c.
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    107
  10. CHAPTER XX.
  11. Teak—Extensive forests—Burmah—Siam—Description of trees—Variable quality—Short logs—Girdling—Variety of species—Experiments in India and England—Deflections—Tables—Extensive use—Falling supply—Market value—Experiments—Tables, &c.
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    112
  12. CHAPTER XXI.
  13. Pyengadu—Description—Uses—Col. Blake’s Report—Dr. Hooker's account—Various woods examined at Moulmein—Experiments—Tables, &c.
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    129
  14. CHAPTER XXII.
  15. Borneo—Chow, Pingovv, Ivranji, and Kapor Trees—Description—Dimensions—Defects—Experiments—Tables—Other species—Philippine Islands—Molave tree—Experiments—Tables—Other species—Report on Lauan Timber—Acle, &c.
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    134
  16. CHAPTER XXIII.
  17. African Oak—Description—Uses—Logs imported—Experiments—Tables—Other African species—Zambesi—List of trees, &c.
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    145
  18. CHAPTER XXIV.
  19. Greenheart—Dimensions—Qualities—Sap-wood—Shape of imported logs—Experiments—Tables—Mora—Size of logs—Defects—Experiments—Tables—Carapo—Balata—Angelique and trees of French Guiana—Juba and Sabicu — Dimensions—Qualities—Defects—Experiments—Tables—Lignum Vitae—Rosewood, &c.
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    151