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PAGE |
| November 1877 |
| Illustrations of the Logic of Science I |
1 |
| The Growth of the Steam-Engine I |
15 |
| The Law of Continuity |
29 |
| Modern Troglodytes |
37 |
| The System of Sirius |
47 |
| The Differences of Things |
53 |
| Man and the Glacial Period |
61 |
| Effects of Study on the Eyesight |
74 |
| The Gigantic Moa-Bird |
87 |
| To the Ring Nebula |
90 |
| Sketch of Michael Servetus |
91 |
| Correspondence |
105 |
| Editor's Table |
108 |
| Literary Notices |
111 |
| Popular Miscellany |
115 |
| Notes |
127 |
| December 1877 |
| The Growth of the Steam-Engine II |
129 |
| Star or Star-Mist |
148 |
| Language and the English Civil Service |
152 |
| On the Comparative Stupidity of Politicians |
162 |
| The Laryngoscope and Rhinoscope |
166 |
| Dr Draper's Lecture on Evolution |
175 |
| The Great Bengal Cyclone of 1876 |
192 |
| Our Six-Footed Rivals I |
196 |
| History of the Dynamical Theory of Heat I |
206 |
| Open Air and Health |
216 |
| The Tides II |
226 |
| Modern Superstitions |
232 |
| Sketch of Professor Rankine |
236 |
| Editor's Table |
238 |
| Literary Notices |
241 |
| Popular Miscellany |
247 |
| Notes |
255 |
| January 1878 |
| The Growth of the Steam-Engine III |
257 |
| Health-Matters in Japan |
280 |
| Illustrations of the Logic of Science II |
286 |
| The Archer-Fishes |
302 |
| Temperaments |
306 |
| The Ice Age I |
319 |
| Teachings of a Day |
327 |
| History of the Dynamical Theory of Heat II |
330 |
| Style |
340 |
| Our Six-Footed Rivals II |
349 |
| Sketch of Professor Joseph Le Conte |
358 |
| Correspondence |
362 |
| Editor's Table |
363 |
| Literary Notices |
368 |
| Popular Miscellany |
375 |
| Notes |
383 |
| February 1878 |
| Evolution of Ceremonial Government I |
385 |
| Geysers and How They are Explained |
407 |
| The Hygienic Influence of Plants |
417 |
| Counting by the Aid of the Fingers |
430 |
| Modern Life and Insanity |
432 |
| The Growth of the Steam-Engine IV |
446 |
| The Magnetic Observatory at Madison, Wisconsin |
455 |
| The Chemistry of Fruit-Ripening |
460 |
| Addresses of Eliot and Marsh |
473 |
| Spontaneous Generation I |
476 |
| Sketch of Walter Bagehot |
489 |
| Correspondence |
491 |
| Editor's Table |
495 |
| Literary Notices |
501 |
| Popular Miscellany |
506 |
| Notes |
511 |
| March 1878 |
| Introduction and Succession of Vertebrate Life in America I |
513 |
| The Growth of the Steam-Engine V |
528 |
| Evolution of Ceremonial Government II |
545 |
| Opium and its Antidote |
555 |
| The Telephone and How it Works |
559 |
| Technical Education |
570 |
| The Debasement of Coinages |
580 |
| Spontaneous Generation II |
591 |
| Illustrations of the Logic of Science III |
604 |
| Liquefaction of the Gases I |
616 |
| Correspondence |
623 |
| Editor's Table |
624 |
| Literary Notices |
630 |
| Popular Miscellany |
635 |
| Notes |
640 |
| April 1878 |
| Evolution of Ceremonial Government III |
641 |
| The Eucalyptus in the Future |
662 |
| Introduction and Succession of Vertebrate Life in America II |
672 |
| The Wicked Weasel |
697 |
| The Dissipation of Energy |
701 |
| Illustrations of the Logic of Science IV |
705 |
| On Edison's Talking-Machine |
719 |
| The Marpingen Miracles |
724 |
| The Source of Muscular Power |
729 |
| Living Corals |
737 |
| Poisons of the Intelligence-Chloroform |
738 |
| Sketch of Professor Secchi |
742 |
| Correspondence |
743 |
| Editor's Table |
744 |
| Literary Notices |
749 |
| Popular Miscellany |
746 |
| Notes |
767 |
| Index |
769 |
