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PAGE |
| May 1900 |
| The Coming Total Eclipse of the Sun |
1 |
| The Most Expensive City in the World |
16 |
| A Bubble-Blowing Insect |
23 |
| The Negro Since the Civil War |
29 |
| The Birds of the Adirondacks |
40 |
| The Structure of Blind Fishes |
48 |
| A Hundred Years of Chemistry II |
59 |
| Mount Tamalpais |
69 |
| International Law and the Peace Conference |
76 |
| The Fate of the Beagle |
86 |
| Science Study and National Character |
90 |
| Editor's Table |
99 |
| Fragments of Science |
101 |
| Minor Paragraphs |
108 |
| Notes |
110 |
| Publications Received |
111 |
| June 1900 |
| Preventive Inoculation I |
115 |
| Professor Ewart's Penycuik Experiments |
126 |
| Colonies and the Mother Country I |
139 |
| The Future of the Negro in the Southern States |
147 |
| The Physical Geography of the Lands |
157 |
| The New York Botanical Garden |
171 |
| Gas and Gas Meters |
179 |
| The Sun's Destination |
191 |
| A Biographical Sketch of an Infant |
197 |
| Correspondence |
206 |
| Scientific Literature |
213 |
| The Progress of Science |
219 |
| July 1900 |
| Chapters on the Stars I |
227 |
| Preventive Inoculation II |
240 |
| Colonies and the Mother Country II |
248 |
| Technical Education at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
257 |
| The Psychology of Crazes |
285 |
| Some Phases of the Earth's Development in the Light of Recent Chemical Research |
295 |
| A Preliminary Account of the Solar Eclipse of May 28, 1900, as Observed by the Smithsonian Expedition |
302 |
| Malaria and the Malarial Parasite |
310 |
| New Sources of Light and of Roentgen Rays |
318 |
| Discussion and Correspondence |
323 |
| Scientific Literature |
327 |
| The Progress of Science |
332 |
| August 1900 |
| Rhythms and Geologic Time |
339 |
| The Photography of Sound Waves |
354 |
| The Psychology of Red I |
365 |
| Chapters on the Stars II |
376 |
| Colonies and the Mother Country III |
390 |
| Causes of Degeneration in Blind Fishes |
397 |
| The Evolution and Present Status of the Automobile |
406 |
| Scientific Results of the Norwegian Polar Expedition, 1893-1896 |
420 |
| Discussion and Correspondence |
436 |
| Scientific Literature |
439 |
| The Progress of Science |
442 |
| September 1900 |
| The Modern Occult |
449 |
| Birds as Flying Machines |
473 |
| Electric Automobiles |
479 |
| The Human Body as an Engine |
491 |
| Chapters on the Stars III |
500 |
| The Psychology of Red II |
517 |
| The Expenditure of the Working Classes |
527 |
| The Conquest of the Tropics |
540 |
| Discussion and Correspondence |
546 |
| Scientific Literature |
550 |
| The Progress of Science |
555 |
| October 1900 |
| Address of the President Before the British Association I |
561 |
| The Bubonic Plague |
576 |
| Gasoline Automobiles |
593 |
| Some Scientific Principles of Warfare |
605 |
| Modern Mongols |
618 |
| Religious Beliefs of the Central Eskimo |
624 |
| Mental Energy |
632 |
| Chapters on the Stars IV |
638 |
| Discussion and Correspondence |
660 |
| Scientific Literature |
662 |
| The Progress of Science |
664 |
| Index |
669 |
