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CHAPTER V. THE EXPANSION OF THE BUSINESS |
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CHAPTER VI. NOTABLE USERS OF THE TELEPHONE |
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CHAPTER VII. THE TELEPHONE AND NATIONAL EFFICIENCY |
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CHAPTER VIII. THE TELEPHONE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES |
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CHAPTER IX. THE FUTURE OF THE TELEPHONE |
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CHAPTER I. THE DAWN OF AERONAUTICS. |
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CHAPTER II. THE INVENTION OF THE BALLOON. |
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CHAPTER III. THE FIRST BALLOON ASCENT IN ENGLAND. |
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CHAPTER IV. THE DEVELOPMENT OF BALLOON PHILOSOPHY. |
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CHAPTER V. SOME FAMOUS EARLY VOYAGERS. |
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CHAPTER VI. CHARLES GREEN AND THE NASSAU BALLOON. |
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CHAPTER VII. CHARLES GREEN - FURTHER ADVENTURES. |
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CHAPTER VIII. JOHN WISE - THE AMERICAN AERONAUT. |
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CHAPTER IX. EARLY METHODS AND IDEAS. |
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CHAPTER X. THE COMMENCEMENT OF A NEW ERA. |
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CHAPTER XI. THE BALLOON IN THE SERVICE OF SCIENCE. |
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CHAPTER XII. HENRY COXWELL AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES. |
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CHAPTER XIII. SOME NOTEWORTHY ASCENTS. |
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CHAPTER XIV. THE HIGHEST ASCENT ON RECORD. |
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CHAPTER XV. FURTHER SCIENTIFIC VOYAGES OF GLAISHER AND COXWELL. |
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CHAPTER XVI. SOME FAMOUS FRENCH AERONAUTS. |
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CHAPTER XVII. ADVENTURE AND ENTERPRISE. |
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CHAPTER XVIII. THE BALLOON IN THE SIEGE OF PARIS. |
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CHAPTER XIX. THE TRAGEDY OF THE ZENITH." - THE NAVIGABLE BALLOON |
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CHAPTER XX. A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS. |
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CHAPTER XXI. THE COMING OF THE FLYING MACHINE. |
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CHAPTER XXII. THE STORY OF THE SPENCERS. |
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CHAPTER XXIII. NEW DEPARTURES IN AEROSTATION. |
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CHAPTER XXIV. ANDREE AND HIS VOYAGES |
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CHAPTER XXV. THE MODERN AIRSHIP - IN SEARCH OF THE LEONIDS. |
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CHAPTER XXVI. RECENT AERONAUTICAL EVENTS. |
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CHAPTER XXVII. THE POSSIBILITIES OF BALLOONS IN WARFARE. |
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CHAPTER XXVIII. THE CONSTITUTION OF THE AIR. |
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CHAPTER XXIX. CONCLUSION. |
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CHAPTER I. THE EXPLANATION OF MATERIAL CHANGES GIVEN BY THE GREEK THINKERS. |
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CHAPTER II. A SKETCH OF ALCHEMICAL THEORY. |
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CHAPTER III. THE ALCHEMICAL CONCEPTION OF THE UNITY AND SIMPLICITY OF NATURE. |
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CHAPTER IV. THE ALCHEMICAL ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES. |
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CHAPTER V. THE ALCHEMICAL ESSENCE. |
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CHAPTER VI. ALCHEMY AS AN EXPERIMENTAL ART. |
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CHAPTER VII. THE LANGUAGE OF ALCHEMY |
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CHAPTER VIII. THE DEGENERACY OF ALCHEMY. |
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CHAPTER IX. PARACELSUS AND SOME OTHER ALCHEMISTS. |
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CHAPTER X. SUMMARY OF THE ALCHEMICAL DOCTRINE. - THE REPLACEMENT OF THE THREE PRINCIPLES OF THE ALCHEMISTS BY THE SINGLE PRINCIPLE OF PHLOGISTON. |
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CHAPTER XI. THE EXAMINATION OF THE PHENOMENA OF COMBUSTION. |
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CHAPTER XII. THE RECOGNITION OF CHEMICAL CHANGES AS THE INTERACTIONS OF DEFINITE SUBSTANCES. |
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CHAPTER XIII. THE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS CONTRASTED WITH THE ALCHEMICAL PRINCIPLES. |
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CHAPTER XIV. THE MODERN FORM OF THE ALCHEMICAL QUEST OF THE ONE THING. |
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CTESIBIUS AND HERO: MAGICIANS OF ALEXANDRIA |
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CHAPTER I. GENERAL HISTORY OF THE DOG |
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CHAPTER II. THE ENGLISH MASTIFF |
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CHAPTER III. THE BULLDOG |
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CHAPTER IV. THE ST. BERNARD |
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CHAPTER V. THE NEWFOUNDLAND |
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CHAPTER VI. THE GREAT DANE |
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CHAPTER VII. THE DALMATIAN |
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CHAPTER VIII. THE COLLIE |
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CHAPTER IX. THE OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG |
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CHAPTER X. THE CHOW CHOW |
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CHAPTER XI. THE POODLE |
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CHAPTER XII. THE SCHIPPERKE |
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CHAPTER XIII. THE BLOODHOUND |
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CHAPTER XIV. THE OTTERHOUND |
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CHAPTER XV. THE IRISH WOLFHOUND |
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CHAPTER XVI. THE DEERHOUND |
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CHAPTER XVII. THE BORZOI OR RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND |
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CHAPTER XVIII. THE GREYHOUND |
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CHAPTER XIX. THE WHIPPET |
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CHAPTER XX. THE FOXHOUND |
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CHAPTER XXI. THE HARRIER AND THE BEAGLE |
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CHAPTER XXII. THE POINTER |
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CHAPTER XXIII. THE SETTERS |
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CHAPTER XXIV. THE RETRIEVERS |
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CHAPTER XXV. THE SPORTING SPANIEL |
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CHAPTER XXVI. THE BASSET-HOUND |
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CHAPTER XXVII. THE DACHSHUND |
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CHAPTER XXVIII. THE OLD WORKING TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXIX. THE WHITE ENGLISH TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXX. THE BLACK AND TAN TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXXI. THE BULL-TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXXII. THE SMOOTH FOX-TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXXIII. THE WIRE-HAIR FOX-TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXXIV. THE AIREDALE TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXXV. THE BEDLINGTON TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXXVI. THE IRISH TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXXVII. THE WELSH TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXXVIII. THE SCOTTISH TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XXXIX. THE WEST HIGHLAND WHITE TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XL. THE DANDIE DINMONT |
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CHAPTER XLI. THE SKYE, AND CLYDESDALE TERRIERS |
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CHAPTER XLII. THE YORKSHIRE TERRIER |
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CHAPTER XLIII. THE POMERANIAN |
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CHAPTER XLIV. THE KING CHARLES SPANIELS |
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CHAPTER XLV. THE PEKINESE AND THE JAPANESE |
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CHAPTER XLVI. THE MALTESE DOG AND THE PUG |
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CHAPTER XLVII. THE BRUSSELS GRIFFON |
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CHAPTER XLVIII. THE MINIATURE BREEDS |
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CHAPTER XLIX. PRACTICAL MANAGEMENT |
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CHAPTER L. BREEDING AND WHELPING |
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CHAPTER LI. SOME COMMON AILMENTS OF THE DOG AND THEIR TREATMENT |
