The Earliest Geological Treatise

A Treatise

Treatise No. I Treatise No. II Treatise No. III Treatise No. IV Treatise No. V Treatise No. VI Treatise No. VII Treatise No. VIII Treatise No. IX Treatise No. X Treatise No. XI embraces Thuja Occidentalis. embraces Cactus Grandiflorus. embraces Pilocarpus (Jaborandi). embraces Veratrum Viride. embraces Chionanthus Virginica. l embraces Asepsin and Asepsin Soap. embraces Collinsonia Canadensis. ...

The Fungi, An Advanced Treatise

In contrast, therefore, to the publisher's note of ".... easily understood levels-of-organization approach" and an ". . . enlivening and enlightening prologue to any introductory biology course," beginning students may possibly be baffled by the breadth and intangible nature of biological science. The value of the book resides more, if not exclusively, as the ". . . profitable epilogue" to biol...

A Treatise on Plague

son, m it.c.s.i. London : Swan Sonnenschein & Co., Ld., 1901. Price 7s. Gd. It is somewhat remarkable that, though five years have now passed since the present pandemic of plague first made its appearance at Bombay, no book on the subject lias hitherto appeared based upon Indian experience. Reports written by medical officers, civilians, and even military officers we have had in abundance, but ...

Reflections on Maxwell’s Treatise

Over a period of about twenty years, Maxwell’s determination and unification of the equations of electricity and magnetism evolved from his first paper on the subject in 1855–56, “On Faraday’s Lines of Force,” to the publication of his Treatise on Electricity and Magnetism in 1873. Notwithstanding the many historical accounts and textbooks devoted to Maxwell’s work, I have not been able to find...

A Treatise on Mortgages