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  • Breeding, Training, Management, Diseases Of Dogs | by Francis Butler
    • Great Siberian Bloodhound
    • Introduction
    • The Dog
    • Saint Bernard Dog
    • Newfoundland Dog
    • Origin Of The Different Breeds Of Dogs
    • The Bloodhound
    • Breeding Of Dogs
    • Breeding Of Dogs. Continued
    • Scotch Deerhound
    • Fox Hound
    • Management And Treatment Of Dogs
    • Harrier
    • Teething, Teeth
    • Beagle
    • Cropping, Tailing, Dew-Claws
    • Castration Of Dogs—Spaying Of Sluts
    • English Greyhound
    • Dog-Training, Tricks Introductory Remarks On The Training Of Dogs
    • Italian Greyhound
    • Down ! Stop ! Steady There !
    • Come In ! Keep In ! Go On !
    • Pointer
    • Shaking Hands, Right Hand, Left Hand, Sitting Up, Standing Up, Walking On The Hind Legs
    • Fetching, Carrying, Seeking, Finding
    • Going Into And Fetching Out Of The Water. Diving
    • Setter
    • Going Up Stairs, Going Down Stairs, Keeping Out Of Doors, Staying In Doors
    • Water Spaniel
    • Steady ! With Meat On The Dog's Nose. Meat In His Mouth, Not To Be Eaten
    • Fetching From The Store. Carrying To A Given Point
    • Cocker Spaniel
    • Teach Your Dog To Call You, At A Regular Hour
    • To Make Trusty Watch Dogs And Good Ratters
    • King Charles' Dog
    • On The Training Of Fighting Dogs
    • Comparative Virtues Oe Pointer And Setter
    • Blenheim Spaniel
    • Training And Breaking Pointers And Setters
    • Mastiff
    • General Remarks On Tile Dis Eases Of Dogs
    • Bull-Dog
    • Diseases Of Dogs. Fits
    • Distemper, Diarrhoea, Constipation, Stoppage
    • Bull Terrier
    • English Terrier, (Black & Tan)
    • Scotch Terrier
    • Mange
    • Rabies, Hydrophobia
    • Esquimaux Dog
    • Arctic Sled Dog
    • Shepherd Dog
    • Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Inflammation Of The Lungs
    • Worms
    • Poodle Dog
    • Worm Doses
    • Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis
    • Coach Dog
    • Diseases Of The Eye
    • Chinese Hairless Dog
    • Diseases Of The Ear
    • Sprains. Dislocations, Fractures, Wounds, Swellings In The Neck And Throat
    • Turnspit Dog
    • Pug-Dog
    • Sore Feet
    • Remarks On Illustrations
    • Mongrel
    • Kino Charles' Spaniel
    • Arctic-Dog
    • Japan Dog
    • Prince-Dog, Or Siberian Bloodhound
    • Sled-Dog
    • Practical Hints To Owners Of Pet Hogs, Etc
    • Appendix
    • Appendix. Part 2
    • Appendix. Part 3
    • Appendix. Part 4
    • Appendix. Part 5
    • Appendix. Part 6
    • Appendix. Part 7
    • Appendix. Part 8
    • Appendix. Part 9
    • Appendix. Part 10
    • Appendix. Part 11
    • Appendix. Part 12
    • Appendix. Part 13
    • Diseases Of Dogs
    • Fleas In Dogs
    • Castration Of Dogs
    • Fits
    • Age Of Dogs
    • Hydrophobia-The Spitz
    • The Great Bench Show
    • The Bones Of The Canine Skeleton
    • Glossary Of Words Used By The Fancy
    • Glossary Of Words Used By The Fancy. Continued
  • Creatures Of The Night: A Book Of Wild Life In Western Britain | by Alfred W. Rees
    • Preface
    • The Otter. I. The Holt Among The Alders
    • The Holt Among The Alders. Part 2
    • The Holt Among The Alders. Part 3
    • II. The Pool Beneath The Farmstead
    • The Pool Beneath The Farmstead. Continued
    • III. The Gorge Of Alltycafn
    • The Water Vole. I. Our Village Hounds
    • Our Village Hounds. Continued
    • II. The Burrow In The River Bank
    • The Burrow In The River Bank. Continued
    • III. Wild Hunting
    • III. Wild Hunting. Continued
    • IV. Saved By An Enemy
    • Saved By An Enemy. Part 2
    • Saved By An Enemy. Part 3
    • V. The Courage Of Fear
    • The Courage Of Fear. Continued
    • The Field Vole. I. Hidden Pathways In The Grass
    • Hidden Pathways In The Grass. Part 2
    • Hidden Pathways In The Grass. Part 3
    • II. The Valley Of Olwen
    • The Valley Of Olwen. Continued
    • III. A Barren Hillside
    • The Fox. I. The Last Hunt
    • The Last Hunt. Continued
    • II. A New Home
    • A New Home. Continued
    • III. The Cub And The Polecat
    • The Cub And The Polecat. Continued
    • IV. A Cry Of The Night
    • A Cry Of The Night. Part 2
    • A Cry Of The Night. Part 3
    • The Brown Hare. I. The Upland Cornfield
    • The Upland Cornfield. Part 2
    • The Upland Cornfield. Part 3
    • II. March Madness
    • March Madness. Continued
    • III. The Chase
    • The Chase. Continued
    • The Badger. I. A Woodland Solitude
    • A Woodland Solitude. Continued
    • II. Home Discipline
    • Home Discipline. Continued
    • III. Fear Of The Trap
    • Fear Of The Trap. Continued
    • IV. The Winter "Oven"
    • The Winter "Oven". Continued
    • V. Hillside Trails
    • Hillside Trails. Part 2
    • Hillside Trails. Part 3
    • The Hedgehog. I. A Vagabond Hunter
    • A Vagabond Hunter. Continued
    • II. An Experience In Snake Killing
    • An Experience In Snake Killing. Continued
    • Night In The Woods. I. Haunts Of The Badger And The Fox
    • Haunts Of The Badger And The Fox. Part 2
    • Haunts Of The Badger And The Fox. Part 3
    • II. The Crag Of Vortigern
    • The Crag Of Vortigern. Part 2
    • The Crag Of Vortigern. Part 3
  • Dogs And Men | by Henry C. Merwin
    • Dogs And Men
    • Dogs And Men. Part 2
    • Dogs And Men. Part 3
    • Dogs And Men. Part 4
    • Dogs And Men. Part 5
  • Dogs And Puppies | by Frances Trego Montgomery
    • Chapter I. Gypsy's Family
    • Chapter II. Pretty's First Home
    • Chapter III. A Pleasant Home For Punch
    • Chapter IV. What Happened To Buster
    • Chapter V. Patsy And His Little Lame Mistress
    • Chapter VI. Beans And The Orphan Boy
  • Sporting Dogs. Their Points And Management In Health, And Disease | by Frank Townend Barton
    • Preface
    • Section A. Chapter I. The Pointer
    • Chapter II. The English Setter
    • The Irish Setter
    • The Black And Tan Setter (Gordon Setter)
    • Chapter III. International Gundog League. Pointer And Setter Society. Constitutional Rules
    • International Gundog League. Pointer And Setter Society Rules For The Trial Meetings
    • Chapter IV. Retrievers. (A) Flat Coated
    • (B) The Curly Coated
    • Labradors
    • Constitutional Rules Of The Retriever Society
    • Rules Adopted At The Retriever Society (Subject To Alteration)
    • Chapter V. Spaniels
    • The Clumber
    • The Sussex Spaniel
    • Field Spaniels
    • The Cocker Spaniel
    • The Irish Water Spaniel
    • The English Water Spaniel
    • Chapter VI. International Gundog League. The Sporting Spaniel Society. Constitutional Rules
    • The Sporting Spaniel Society. Regulations (Subject To Alteration)
    • Chapter VII. Training Spaniels
    • Section B. Hounds. Chapter VIII. The Foxhound
    • Harriers
    • The Otterhound
    • The Deerhound
    • Section C. Hounds. Chapter IX. The Bloodhound
    • The Association Of Bloodhound Breeders (Founded 1897)
    • Irish Wolfhounds
    • The Greyhound
    • The Whippet
    • Section D. Mixed Hounds. Chapter X. The Borzois Or Russian Wolfhound
    • The Beagle
    • Chapter XI. The Dachshund
    • The Basset Hound
    • Rules Of The Basset Hound Club
    • Rules Of The Basset Hound Club. Continued
    • Section E. Fox Terriers. Chapter XII. The Fox Terrier
    • Standard Of Points Recommended By The Fox Terrier Club
    • Rough Fox Terrier
    • Section F. Chapter XIII. The Skye Terrier
    • The Bedlington Terrier
    • The Scottish Terrier
    • The Irish Terrier
    • The Airedale Terrier
    • The White West Highland (Poltalloch) Terrier
    • The Welsh Terrier
    • The Dandie Dinmont
    • Standard Of Points Of The Dandie Dinmont Terrier, As Defined And Adopted By The Dandie Dinmont Terrier Club
    • Standard Of Points Of The Dandie Dinmont Terrier. Continued
    • Section G. Chapter XIV. The Afghan Greyhound
    • The Lurcher
    • The Training, Use, And Abuse, Of Night Dogs
    • The Training, Use, And Abuse, Of Night Dogs. Continued
    • Chapter XV. The Gamekeepers' Kennel Association
    • The Gamekeepers' Kennel Association. Continued
    • Chapter XVI. Feeding Sporting Dogs
    • Chapter XVII. Specific Ailments
    • Distemper
    • Distemper. Continued
    • Rabies
    • Blood Poisoning
    • Rheumatism Or Kennel Lameness
    • Chapter XVIII. Constitutional Skin Diseases. Eczema
    • Boils
    • Herpes
    • Nettle Rash
    • Chapter XIX. External Parasites And Parasitic Skin Diseases. Fleas
    • Ring Worm
    • Sarcoptic Mange
    • Follicular Mange
    • Chapter XX. Diseases Of The Gullet, Stomach, Bowels, And Digestive Glands. Gullet
    • Inflammation Of The Stomach (Gastritis)
    • Twist Or Strangulation And Intussusception Of The Bowels
    • Inflammation Of The Bowels
    • Vomiting
    • Worms
    • Diarrhoea
    • Dysentery
    • Hemorrhage
    • Hemorrhoids (Piles)
    • Dyspepsia (Indigestion)
    • Jaundice
    • Ruptures
    • Chapter XXI. Poisons And Their Remedies
    • Antimony Poisoning
    • Strychnine Poisoning
    • Phosphorus Poisoning
    • Rat And Other Vermin Killers
    • Lead Poisoning
    • Mercury Poisoning
    • Ptomaine Poisoning
    • Chapter XXII. Diseases Of The Urinary Organs. Disease Of The Kidneys
    • Stone In The Bladder
    • Inflammation Of The Bladder
    • Stricture
    • Chapter XXIII. Diseases Of The Ear. Dropsy Of The Ear Flap
    • Otitis Or Inflammation Of Ear
    • Otorrhcea Or Canker Of Ear
    • Split Margin
    • Eczema Of The Ears
    • Deafness
    • Morbid Growths In The Ear Passage
    • Chapter XXIV. Diseases Of The Eye. Ophthalmia
    • Blindness
    • Inverted Eyelids
    • Torn Eyelids
    • Foreign Bodies In The Eyes
    • Bareness Round Margins Of Eyes
    • Chapter XXV. Injuries And Minor Operations. Wounds
    • Overgrown Claws
    • Fractures
    • Chapter XXVI. Minor Operations. Docking
    • Setoning
    • Clysters Or Enemas (Lavements)
    • Fomentations
    • Blistering
    • Tumours And Warts
    • Appendix. White West Highland Terrier
  • True Stories About Dogs & Cats | by Mrs. Follen
    • True Stories About Dogs & Cats
    • True Stories About Dogs & Cats. Part 2
    • True Stories About Dogs & Cats. Part 3
    • True Stories About Dogs & Cats. Part 4
    • True Stories About Dogs & Cats. Part 5
    • True Stories About Dogs & Cats. Part 6
    • The Dog And The Water Lily. No Fable
    • The Dog And The Water Lily. No Fable. Part 2
    • The Dog And The Water Lily. No Fable. Part 3
    • The Dog And The Water Lily. No Fable. Part 4
• Architecture and Construction Books
  • Character Of Renaissance Architecture | by Charles Herbert Moore
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. Introduction
    • Introduction. Part 2
    • Introduction. Part 3
    • Chapter II. The Dome Of Florence
    • The Dome Of Florence. Part 2
    • The Dome Of Florence. Part 3
    • The Dome Of Florence. Part 4
    • The Dome Of Florence. Part 5
    • Chapter III. Church Architecture Of The Florentine Renaissance
    • Church Architecture Of The Florentine Renaissance. Part 2
    • Church Architecture Of The Florentine Renaissance. Part 3
    • Church Architecture Of The Florentine Renaissance. Part 4
    • Church Architecture Of The Florentine Renaissance. Part 5
    • Chapter IV. The Dome Of St. Peter's
    • The Dome Of St. Peter's. Part 2
    • The Dome Of St. Peter's. Part 3
    • The Dome Of St. Peter's. Part 4
    • The Dome Of St. Peter's. Part 5
    • Chapter V. Church Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance
    • Church Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 2
    • Church Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 3
    • Church Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 4
    • Church Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 5
    • Church Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 6
    • Church Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 7
    • Church Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 8
    • Church Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 9
    • Chapter VI. Palace Architecture Of The Florentine Renaissance
    • Palace Architecture Of The Florentine Renaissance. Continued
    • Chapter VII. Palace Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance
    • Palace Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 2
    • Palace Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 3
    • Palace Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 4
    • Palace Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 5
    • Palace Architecture Of The Roman Renaissance. Part 6
    • Chapter VIII. Church Architecture Of The Renaissance In North Italy
    • Church Architecture Of The Renaissance In North Italy. Part 2
    • Church Architecture Of The Renaissance In North Italy. Part 3
    • Church Architecture Of The Renaissance In North Italy. Part 4
    • Church Architecture Of The Renaissance In North Italy. Part 5
    • Chapter IX. Palace Architecture Of The Renaissance In North Italy
    • Palace Architecture Of The Renaissance In North Italy. Part 2
    • Palace Architecture Of The Renaissance In North Italy. Part 3
    • Palace Architecture Of The Renaissance In North Italy. Part 4
    • Chapter X. Architectural Carving Of The Renaissance
    • Architectural Carving Of The Renaissance. Continued
    • Chapter XI. Architecture Of The Early Renaissance In France
    • Architecture Of The Early Renaissance In France. Part 2
    • Architecture Of The Early Renaissance In France. Part 3
    • Architecture Of The Early Renaissance In France. Part 4
    • Chapter XII. Lescot And De L'Orme
    • Lescot And De L'Orme. Part 2
    • Lescot And De L'Orme. Part 3
    • Lescot And De L'Orme. Part 4
    • Lescot And De L'Orme. Part 5
    • Chapter XIII. Architecture Of The Renaissance In England. I. Elizabethan Art
    • Renaissance In England. Part 2
    • Renaissance In England. Part 3
    • Chapter XIV. Architecture Of The Renaissance In England. II. Jones And Wren
    • Jones And Wren. Part 2
    • Jones And Wren. Part 3
    • Jones And Wren. Part 4
    • Jones And Wren. Part 5
    • Jones And Wren. Part 6
    • Jones And Wren. Part 7
    • Chapter XV. Conclusion
    • Appendix. Condition Of The Dome Of St. Peter's
    • Development And Character Of Gothic Architecture
    • European Architecture - A Historical Study
    • A Dictionary Of Architecture And Building Biographical, Historical, And Descriptive
  • The National Capitol | by George C. Hazelton, Jr
    • Preface
    • City Of Washington
    • City Of Washington. Part 2
    • City Of Washington. Part 3
    • City Of Washington. Part 4
    • City Of Washington. Part 5
    • Early Plans And Architects
    • Washington In The Territory Of Columbia
    • Washington In The Territory Of Columbia. Continued
    • Original Corner-Stone
    • Old Capitol
    • Old Capitol. Part 2
    • Old Capitol. Part 3
    • Burning Of The Capitol, 1814
    • Burning Of The Capitol, 1814. Continued
    • Re-Assembling Of Congress
    • The Rebuilding Of The Capitol
    • The South Wing Of The Capitol
    • North Wing Of The Capitol
    • North Wing Of The Capitol. Continued
    • The Central Structure
    • Marble Extensions
    • Laying Of The- Corner-Stone
    • Construction Of The Capitol
    • Occupancy By Congress
    • The Dome
    • Dome-Entrance And View
    • The Goddess Of Freedom
    • The Terrace
    • Marshall's Statue
    • Greenough's Statue Of Washington (Similar To Statue Of Zeus)
    • Greenough's Statue Of Washington (Similar To Statue Of Zeus). Continued
    • Notable Events At The The Campus
    • Inaugurations
    • Centennial And Christian Endeavor Celebrations
    • Eastern Approach
    • The Decorated Pediments
    • Groups And Statues On The Central Portico
    • Rogers' Bronze Doors
    • The Rotunda
    • Brumidi
    • Fresco
    • The Canopy, Apotheosis Of Washington
    • The Frieze
    • Tin Trumbull Paintings
    • Tin Trumbull Paintings. Continued
    • Declaration Of Independence
    • Surrender Of General Burgoyne
    • Surrender Of Lord Cornwallis
    • General Washington Resigning His Commission
    • Weir, Vanderlyn, Powell And Chapman Paintings
    • The Embarkation Of The Pilgrims
    • The Landing Of Columbus
    • The Discovery Of The Mississippi
    • The Baptism Of Pocahontas
    • Rilievos
    • The President's Secretary
    • Remains In State. Lincoln
    • Stevens
    • Garfield
    • Logan
    • Midnight In The Rotunda
    • The Congressional Library
    • The Congressional Library. Continued
    • Supreme Court Chamber
    • Court Room
    • The Court
    • Marble Busts
    • Important Cases
    • Notable Events At The Court Room
    • Impeachments Of Pickering And Chase
    • Quarrel Between Benton And Foote
    • Farewells Of Calhoun, Clay, Webster
    • Funerals Of Calhoun And Clay
    • Assault Vipon Sumner
    • Robing Room Of The Justices And Offices Of The Clerk
    • The Senate Wing
    • Statue Of Hancock
    • Battle Of Chapultepec
    • Secretary's Room
    • President's Room
    • Reception Of King Kalakaua
    • The Marble Room
    • Vice-President's Room
    • Public Reception Room
    • Senate Bronze Doors
    • Committee On The District Of Columbia
    • Statue Of Franklin
    • Battle Of Lake Erie
    • Recall Of Columbus
    • Moran Paintings, Etc
    • Electoral Commission
    • The First Fight Of Ironclads
    • Portraits Of Lincoln, Garfield, Sumner And Dix
    • Senate Document Rooms
    • Senate Chamber
    • Decorations
    • Notable Events At The Senate Chamber
    • Baker's Speech
    • Impeachment Of Andrew Johnson
    • Impeachment Of Belknap
    • Eulogies
    • Charles Willson Peale's Washington
    • Ground Floor. Senate Wing
    • Decoration Of The Corridors
    • Committee Rooms. Senate Wing
    • Central Building And Consultation Room Of Justices
    • Senate Barber Shop
    • "Corncob" Columns
    • Law Library
    • The Crypt
    • Washington Tomb And Statue
    • Court Of Claims
    • Offices Of The Chief Clerk
    • House Wing
    • Decoration
    • Committee Rooms. House Wing
    • Bronze Stairways
    • The House Wing. Speaker's Room And Lobby
    • Committee Rooms And Offices
    • Westward The Course Of Empire Takes Its Way
    • Portrait Of Marshall
    • Chamber Of The House Of Representatives
    • Furniture Of The Chamber Of The House Of Representatives
    • Paintings Of The Chamber Of The House Of Representatives
    • Maiden Speech Of The Chamber Of The House Of Representatives
    • Notable Events At The Chamber Of The House Of Representatives
    • The Electoral Count
    • House Library
    • Portraits Of Clay, Bedford And Carroll
    • Proclamation Of Emancipation
    • Proclamation Of Emancipation. Continued
    • Statue Of Jefferson
    • Proposed Bronze Doors
    • Sergeant-At-Arms' And Committee Rooms
    • Great Mace
    • Taulbee-Klncaid Affair
    • Statuary Hall
    • Old Hall Of Representatives
    • Notable Events At The Old Hall Of Representatives
    • Election Of President By House
    • Attempted Assassination Of Jackson
    • Death Of John Quincy Adams
    • Acoustics
    • Franzoni Clock
    • Statuary
    • Statuary. Continued
    • Columns
    • Old House Post-Office
    • Clerk's Room
    • Latrobe Capitals
    • Latter-Day Happenings. Garland's Death
    • Dewey At The Capitol
    • Mekinley's Second Inaugural
    • Mckinley In State
    • Princes At The Capitol
    • Mckinley Memorial
    • Miscellaneous. Congress
    • Communications Between The House, Senate And President
    • Use Of Senate And House Chambers
    • Privilege Of The Floor
    • Reporters
    • Camp Life At The Capitol
    • Hospital And Prison
    • Liquor At The Capitol
    • Heating And Lighting Of The Capitol Building
    • Guarding The Capitol
    • Social Events
    • Appendix
    • Appendix. Part 2
    • Appendix. Part 3
    • Appendix. Part 4
    • Appendix. Part 5
    • Appendix. Part 6
    • Appendix. Part 7
    • Appendix. Part 8
    • Appendix. Part 9
    • Appendix. Part 10
    • Appendix. Part 11
    • Appendix. Part 12
    • Appendix. Part 13
    • Appendix. Part 14
    • Appendix. Part 15
    • Appendix. Part 16
    • Appendix. Part 17
    • Appendix. Part 18
    • Appendix. Part 19
    • Appendix. Part 20
    • Appendix. Part 21
    • Appendix. Part 22
    • Appendix. Part 23
  • The Pyramids Of Giza | by Annie Abernethie Pirie Quibell
    • Introductory
    • Introductory. Continued
    • The Great Pyramid
    • Second Pyramid And Sphinx
    • Third Pyramid
    • "Mastaba" Tombs Near The Pyramids
• Art, Crafts & Photography Books
  • Airplane Photography | by Herbert E. Ives
    • Preface
    • I. Introductory. Airplane Photography. Chapter I. General Survey. Aerial Photography From Balloons And Kites
    • Development Of Airplane Photography In The Great War
    • Limitations To Airplane Photography Set By War Conditions
    • Chapter II. The Airplane Considered As A Camera Platform
    • Construction Of The Airplane
    • Types Of Planes
    • The Plane In The Air
    • Appearance Of The Earth From The Plane
    • Airplane Instruments
    • II. The Airplane Camera. Chapter III. The Camera - General Considerations. Chief Uses Of An Airplane Camera
    • Chief Differences Between Ground And Air Cameras
    • The Elements Of The Airplane Camera
    • Types Of Airplane Cameras
    • Chapter IV. Lenses For Aerial Photography. General Considerations
    • Photographic Lens Characteristics
    • Spherical Aberration And Coma
    • Chromatic Aberration
    • Astigmatism And Covering Power
    • Illumination
    • Distortion
    • Lens Testing And Tolerances For Aerial Work
    • Lens Aperture
    • The Question Of Focal Length
    • The Question Of Plate Size And Shape
    • Focussing
    • Lens Mounts
    • Chapter V. The Shutter. Permissible Exposure In Airplane Photography
    • Characteristics Of Shutters Located At The Lens
    • Characteristics Of The Focal Plane Shutter
    • Distortions Produced By The Focal Plane Shutter
    • Methods And Apparatus For Testing Shutter Performance
    • Types Of Focal Plane Shutters
    • Representative Shutters
    • Chapter VI. Plate-Holders And Magazines
    • Chapter VII. Hand-Held Cameras For Aerial Work. Field Of Use
    • Essential Characteristics
    • Representative Types Of Hand Held Cameras
    • United States Air Service Hand Cameras
    • Chapter VIII. Non-Automatic Aerial Plate Cameras
    • General Characteristics Of Hand Operated Cameras
    • Chapter IX. Semi-Automatic Aerial Plate Cameras
    • The English L Type Camera
    • The English Lb And Bm Cameras
    • The American Model Deram Camera
    • Chapter X. Automatic Aerial Plate Cameras. General Characteristics
    • The Brock Automatic Plate Camera
    • Folmer 13x18 Centimeter Automatic Camera
    • The De-Ram Camera
    • Chapter XI. Aerial Film Cameras
    • Methods Of Holding Film Flat
    • Representative Film Cameras. The English F Type (Williamson)
    • The Duchatellier
    • The G. E. M. Camera
    • The Brock Film Camera
    • The German Film Mapping Camera
    • United States Air Service Automatic Film Camera. Type K (Figs. 64, 65, 92, 93, 98, 99)
    • Chapter XII. Motive Power For Aerial Cameras
    • Available Sources Of Power For Camaras
    • Performance And Efficiency Data
    • Control Of Camera Speed
    • Transmission Of Power To The Camera
    • Chapter XIII. Camera Auxiliaries. Distance Controls And Indicators
    • Sights
    • Sights For Hand Held Cameras
    • Sights Attached To The Plane
    • Devices For Recording Data On Plates
    • III. The Suspension And Installation Of Airplane Cameras. Chapter XIV. Theory And Experimental Study Of Methods Of Camera Suspension. General Theory
    • Experimental Study Of Methods Of Camera Support
    • Pendular Camera Supports
    • Gyroscopic Mountings
    • Chapter XV. Practical Camera Mountings. General Considerations
    • Outboard Mountings
    • Floor Mountings
    • Cradles Or Trays
    • Tennisball Mounting
    • Parallel Motion Devices
    • Center Of Gravity Rubber Pad Supports
    • The Italian And G. E. M. Mountings
    • The Brock Suspension
    • Chapter XVI. The Installation Of Cameras And Mountings In Planes. Conditions To Be Met
    • Practical Solutions For Problems In Installation Of Cameras And Mountings In Planes
    • Installation Of Auxiliaries
    • IV. Sensitized Materials And Chemicals. Chapter XVII. The Distribution Of Light, Shade And Color In The Aerial View
    • The Photographic Requirements Dictated By Brightness And Color Considerations
    • Chapter XVIII. Characteristics Of Photographic Emulsions
    • Sensitometry
    • Criteria Of Speed
    • Effect Of Temperature On Plate Speed
    • Color Sensitiveness
    • Resolving Power
    • Tabulation Of Requirements For Aerial Emulsions
    • Relative Behavior Of Plates And Films
    • Positype Paper
    • Plates And Films Found Satisfactory For Aerial Work
    • Chapter XIX. Filters. The Function Of Filters In Aerial Photography
    • Practical Filters
    • Effects Secured By The Use Of Filters
    • Filters For The Photographic Detection Of Camouflage
    • Methods of Mounting And Using Filters
    • Self Screening Plates
    • Chapter XX. Exposure Of Aerial Negatives
    • Limitations To Exposure
    • Estimation Of Exposure
    • Chapter XXI. Printing Media
    • Transparencies
    • Paper Prints
    • Chapter XXII. Photographic Chemicals. General Considerations
    • Characteristics Of Developers For Plates And Films
    • Practical Developers For Aerial Negatives
    • V. Methods Of Handling Plates, Films And Papers. Chapter XXIII. The Developing And Drying Of Plates And Films. Field Requirements
    • Methods Of Plate Development
    • Film Developing And Fixing
    • Plate Drying
    • Film Drying
    • Marking Negatives
    • Chapter XXIV. Printing And Enlarging. Contact Printing
    • Stereo Printing
    • Enlarging
    • Rectifying
    • Developing And Drying Prints
    • VI. Practical Problems And Data. Chapter XXV. Spotting
    • Chapter XXVI. Map Making. Technique Of Negative Making
    • Cameras And Auxiliaries For Map Making
    • Printing And Mounting Mosaics
    • Chapter XXVII. Oblique Aerial Photography
    • Methods And Apparatus For Oblique Photography
    • Sights For Oblique Photography
    • Chapter XXVIII. Stereoscopic Aerial Photography
    • Principles Of Stereoscopic Vision
    • Stereoscopes
    • The Taking Of Aerial Stereograms
    • Elevation Possible To Detect In Stereoscopic Views
    • Stereoscopic Aerial Cameras
    • Stereo Obliques
    • The Mounting Of Aerial Stereograms
    • Uses Of Stereoscopic Aerial Views
    • Impression Of Relief Produced By Motion
    • Chapter XXIX. The Interpretation Of Aerial Photographs
    • The Interpretation Of Aerial Photographs. Continued
    • Chapter XXX. Naval Aerial Photography
    • VII. The Future Of Aerial Photography. Chapter XXXI. Future Developments In Apparatus And Methods
    • Chapter XXXII. Pictorial And Technical Uses
    • Chapter XXXIII. Exploration And Mapping
  • Aerial Cameras, Aerial Films, And Film Processing | by Richard W. Underwood
    • Aerial Cameras, Aerial Films, And Film Processing
    • The Aerial Camera
    • Focal Length
    • Resolution Of The Image
    • Spectral Responses
    • Reseau Calibration
    • Filters
    • Camera Calibration Information
    • Multispectral Cameras
    • Films For Aerial Cameras
    • Selection Of Films
    • Preprocessing Quality Control Procedures
    • Processing Laboratory Equipment
    • Conclusion
    • Bibliography
  • The Barnet Book Of Photography | by Herts Barnet
    • Preface
    • Negative Making
    • Exposure
    • Development
    • Various Developers
    • Factorial Or Time Development
    • After-Treatment Of Negatives
    • After-Treatment Of Negatives. Continued
    • Orthochromatic Plates And Colour Screens
    • Orthochromatic Plates And Colour Screens. Part 2
    • Orthochromatic Plates And Colour Screens. Part 3
    • Orthochromatic Plates And Colour Screens. Part 4
    • Orthochromatic Plates And Colour Screens. Part 5
    • Film Photography
    • Film Photography. Continued
    • The Barnet Lantern Plates
    • Lantern Slide Making
    • Lantern Slide Making. Continued
    • Slides By Reduction
    • Clouds In Lantern Slides
    • Reducing And Intensifying
    • Mounting And Binding
    • Photographic Lenses
    • Action Of The Lens
    • Correction Of Lenses
    • Testing Conditions
    • Curvature Of The Field
    • Chromatic Aberration
    • Spherical Aberration
    • Astigmatism
    • Coma And Distortion
    • Focal Length And Conjugates
    • Scale Of Image
    • Measurement Of Focal Length
    • Aperture
    • Depth
    • Focussing Scales
    • Types Of Lenses
    • The Hand Camera
    • The Hand Camera In Use
    • The Hand Camera In Use. Part 2
    • The Hand Camera In Use. Part 3
    • Hints On Amateur Portraiture
    • Hints On Amateur Portraiture. Part 2
    • Hints On Amateur Portraiture. Part 3
    • Reflectors
    • Portrait Versus Likeness
    • Posing For Photographs
    • Accessories, Furniture, Etc
    • P.O.P
    • P.O.P. Continued
    • Varieties Of P.O.P
    • Toning
    • Toning. Continued
    • Self-Toning Papers
    • Fixing Bath
    • Washing
    • Bromide Printing
    • The Illuminant
    • The Negative
    • The Negative. Continued
    • Weak Development
    • Combination Printing
    • Fixing
    • Enlarged Negatives
    • Contact Printing
    • Gaslight Paper
    • Some Bromide Varieties
    • Carbon Printing
    • Carbon Printing. Part 2
    • Carbon Printing. Part 3
    • Carbon Printing. Part 4
    • Storage Of Tissue And Prints
    • Printing By Actinometer
    • Drawing And Etching Papers For Single Transfer
    • Double Transfer
    • Double Transfer. Continued
    • Sensitising Tissue
    • Ozotype
    • Some Useful Formulae
    • Some Useful Formulae. Continued
    • Pictorial Photography
    • Pictorial Photography. Part 2
    • Pictorial Photography. Part 3
    • Pictorial Photography. Part 4
    • Imagination
    • Construction, Means, And Methods
    • Construction, Means, And Methods. Continued
  • Beginning Woodwork At Home And In School | by Clinton S. Van Deusen
    • Foreword
    • Chapter I. Introduction
    • Chapter II. Laying Out And Sawing
    • Laying Out And Sawing. Continued
    • Chapter III. Planing
    • Planing. Part 2
    • Crafting a Bread Cutting Board
    • Chapter V. Curve Sawing And Spokeshaving
    • Chapter VI. Chiseling And Joining
    • Chapter VII. Chiseling And Planing
    • Chiseling And Planing. Continued
    • Chapter VIII. Furniture Making-Keyed Construction
    • Furniture Making-Keyed Construction. Part 2
    • Furniture Making-Keyed Construction. Part 3
    • Chapter IX. Furniture Making - Closed Mortise-And-Tenon Construction
    • Furniture Making - Closed Mortise-And-Tenon Construction. Continued
    • Chapter X. Application Of Principles
    • Appendix. Lists Of Tools, Materials And Dimensions, Detailed Description Of Planes, And Directions
    • Planes
    • List Of Tools
  • Educational Activities For Boys | by Walter T. Diack
    • Educational Work For Boys
    • Weakness Of Public Evening School Instruction
    • The Association's Opportunity
    • Things Important To Consider
    • What Can Be And Is Being Done
    • Public School Manual Training And The Association
    • A Boys Summer School
    • Observation Parties And Educational Tours
    • Essay Competition
    • The Demand For Vocational Training
    • Practical Talks—Their Operation And The Secret Of Their Success
    • Manual Training For Association Boys
    • Some Common Fallacies
    • A Practical Experiment
    • Problems Of The Working Boys' School
    • Training For Office Work
    • Physical Education
    • The Advantages Of A Large Social Room
    • When It Was Discovered At Bar Harbor
    • Separate Classes For Employed Boys
    • The Harlem Boys' Department Orchestra
    • Let People Know More About What Our Boys Are Doing
    • Libraries For Boys 'Departments, Hardly a Boys'
  • Secrets Of The Great Mysteries | by Oudini
    • Preface
    • The Cabinet
    • The Handcuff Expose
    • The Iron Boiler
    • How To Escape The Iron Boiler
    • The Mail Bag
    • How To Prepare For The Escape From The Mail Bag
    • The Glass Case
    • How To Escape From The Glass Case
    • The Iron Box
    • Explanation Of The Iron Box
    • The Coffin
    • The Band Box
    • The Paper Bag
    • The Iron Bottle
    • How To Escape From The Roped Chair
    • Tramp Chair
    • Method Of Escape From The Tramp Chair
    • The Packing Case
    • How To Escape The Packing Case
    • Escape From Straight Jacket
    • How To Escape From The Bean Giant Handcuff
    • Description Of Handcuffs
    • Comments By The Press
    • Comments By The Press. Part 2
    • Comments By The Press. Part 3
    • Program Used At Park Square, Feb. 3, 1908
  • A Manual Of Photography | by Robert Hunt
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. Early Researches Ox The Chemical Action Of The Solar Rays
    • Early Researches Ox The Chemical Action Of The Solar Rays. Part 2
    • Early Researches Ox The Chemical Action Of The Solar Rays. Part 3
    • Chapter II. Heliography. The Process Of M. Niepce
    • Heliography. The Process Of M. Niepce. Continued
    • Chapter III. Mr. H. Fox Talbot's Photogenic Drawings, Calotype, Etc. Section I. Photogenic Drawing
    • Section II. The Calotype
    • Section II. The Calotype. Continued
    • Section III. Improvements In Calotype
    • Section IV. Pictures On Porcelain Tablets
    • Section V. Instantaneous Process
    • Chapter IV. Daguerreotype. The Discovery Of M. Daguerre. Section I. The Original Process Of Daguerre
    • The Original Process Of Daguerre. Part 2
    • The Original Process Of Daguerre. Part 3
    • Section II. Improvements In Daguerreotype
    • Chapter V. The Photographic Processes Ox Paper Of Sir John Herschel
    • Section I. Cyanotype
    • Section I. Cyanotype. Continued
    • Section II. Chrysotype
    • Section III. Photographic Properties Of Mercury
    • Section IV. Ferro Tartrate Of Silver
    • Section V. The Amphitype
    • Section VI. The Colouring Matter Of Flowers
    • Section VI. The Colouring Matter Of Flowers. Part 2
    • Section VI. The Colouring Matter Of Flowers. Part 3
    • Chapter VI. Miscellaneous Processes. Section I. Mr. Ponton's Process. (Bichromate Of Potash)
    • Section II. The Chromatype
    • Section III. The Ferrotype
    • Section IV. The Catalysotype
    • Section V. Ferrocyanide Of Potassium
    • Section VI. The Fluorotype
    • Section VI. Bromide Of Silver And Mercurial Vapour
    • Section VII. Positive Photographs By One Process
    • Section VIII. On The Application Of The Daguerreotype To Paper
    • Section IX. Salts Of Gold As Photographic Agents
    • Section X. The Influence Of Chlorine And Iodine In Rendering Some Kinds Of Wood Sensitive To Llght
    • Chapter VII. Photographs Ox Glass Plates, And Recent Improvements. Section I. Precipitates Of Silver Salts
    • Section II. Albumen
    • Section III. Collodion
    • Chapter VIII. Portraiture By The Daguerreotype
    • Chapter IX. General Summary Of The History Of Photography
    • Chapter I. General Remarks On The Solar Agency Producing Chemical Change
    • General Remarks On The Solar Agency Producing Chemical Change. Continued
    • Chapter II. Chemical Changes On Sensitive Preparations. Section I. Nitrate Of Silver
    • Section II. Chemical Changes On Sensitive Preparations Of Chloride Of Silver
    • Section III. Chemical Changes On Sensitive Preparations Of Iodide Of Silver
    • Section IV. Chemical Changes On Sensitive Preparations Of Bromide Of Silver
    • Section V. Chemical Changes On Sensitive Preparations Of Miscellaneous Salts Of Silver
    • Chapter III. The Theory Of The Daguerreotype
    • The Theory Of The Daguerreotype. Part 2
    • The Theory Of The Daguerreotype. Part 3
    • The Theory Of The Daguerreotype. Part 4
    • The Theory Of The Daguerreotype. Part 5
    • The Theory Of The Daguerreotype. Part 6
    • Chapter IV. On The Photographic Registration Of Philosophical Instruments. Section I. Photographic Registration
    • Section II. Instruments For Measuring Actinic Variations, Etc
    • Section II. Instruments For Measuring Actinic Variations, Etc. Continued
    • Chapter V. Thermography
    • Thermography. Continued
    • Chapter VI. On The Possibility Of Producing Photographs In Their Natural Colours
    • Chapter VII. On Lenses For The Photographic Camera
    • On Lenses For The Photographic Camera. Part 2
    • On Lenses For The Photographic Camera. Part 3
    • Chapter I. Selection Of Paper For Photographic Purposes
    • Selection Of Paper For Photographic Purposes. Part 2
    • Selection Of Paper For Photographic Purposes. Part 3
    • Chapter II. On The Apparatus Necessary For The First Practice Of Photography On Paper
    • On The Apparatus Necessary For The First Practice Of Photography On Paper. Continued
    • Chapter III. On The Modes Of Manipulation Adopted In The Preparation Of Sensitive Papers
    • Section I. Nitrate Of Silver
    • Section II. Chloride Of Silver
    • Section III. Iodide Of Silver
    • Chapter IV. Ox Fixing The Photographic Pictures
    • Ox Fixing The Photographic Pictures. Part 2
    • Ox Fixing The Photographic Pictures. Part 3
    • Chapter V. Section I. The Calotype As Now Practised, And Its Modifications
    • Section I. The Calotype As Now Practised, And Its Modifications. Part 2
    • Section I. The Calotype As Now Practised, And Its Modifications. Part 3
    • Section I. The Calotype As Now Practised, And Its Modifications. Part 4
    • Section I. The Calotype As Now Practised, And Its Modifications. Part 5
    • Section I. The Calotype As Now Practised, And Its Modifications. Part 6
    • Section I. The Calotype As Now Practised, And Its Modifications. Part 7
    • Section II. Calotype Process On Gelatine Or Albumen
    • Section II. Calotype Process On Gelatine Or Albumen. Continued
    • Section III. Calotype Process On Waxed Paper
    • Chapter VI. The Daguerreotype. Section I. Daguerre's Improved Manipulation
    • Section II. Polishing The Plate
    • Section III. To Give The Sensitive Surface To The Plate
    • Section III. To Give The Sensitive Surface To The Plate. Part 2
    • Section III. To Give The Sensitive Surface To The Plate. Part 3
    • Section IV. To Develope The Image Formed On The Plate
    • Section V. Fixing The Daguerreotype Image
    • Section VI. Sunplification Of The Daguerreotype
    • Chapter VII. The Collodion Process
    • The Collodion Process. Part 2
    • The Collodion Process. Part 3
    • The Collodion Process. Part 4
    • The Collodion Process. Part 5
    • The Collodion Process. Part 6
    • The Collodion Process. Part 7
    • The Collodion Process. Part 8
    • The Collodion Process. Part 9
    • Chapter VIII. The Use Of Albumen On Glass Plates. Section I. Albumen On Glass
    • Section II. Mr. Malone's Process
    • Section III. M. Martin's Process
    • Section IV. Miscellaneous Modified Processes
    • Section V. Positive Photographs From Etchings On Glass Plates
    • Chapter IX. On The Production Of Positive Photographs By The Use Of The Salts Of Iodine
    • The Use Of The Salts Of Iodine. Part 2
    • The Use Of The Salts Of Iodine. Part 3
    • The Use Of The Salts Of Iodine. Part 4
    • The Use Of The Salts Of Iodine. Part 5
    • Chapter X. General Remarks On The Use Of The Camera Obscura. The Photographic Pentagraph
    • Section I. Buildings, Statues, Landscapes, And Foliage
    • Section II. Portraits From The Life
    • Section III. Photographic Pentagraph
    • Chapter XI. The Stereoscope
    • The Stereoscope. Part 2
    • The Stereoscope. Part 3
    • Chapter XII. Photographic Engraving
    • Photographic Engraving. Continued
    • Appendix
    • Cabinet Edition Of The Encyclopaedia Metropolitan
  • Mural Painting | by F. Hamilton Jackson
    • Some Press Opinions Of "Intarsia And Marquetry". The First Book Of The Series
    • General Preface To The Series
    • Preface
    • Historical Sketch
    • Historical Sketch. Part 2
    • Historical Sketch. Part 3
    • Historical Sketch. Part 4
    • Historical Sketch. Part 5
    • Historical Sketch. Part 6
    • Historical Sketch. Part 7
    • Historical Sketch. Part 8
    • The Preparation Of The Wall
    • The Preparation Of The Wall. Continued
    • Fresco Painting
    • Fresco Painting. Part 2
    • Fresco Painting. Part 3
    • Fresco Painting. Part 4
    • Fresco Painting. Part 5
    • Tempera
    • Tempera. Part 2
    • Tempera. Part 3
    • Tempera. Part 4
    • Keim's Process Foe Wall Painting
    • Keim's Process Foe Wall Painting. Part 2
    • Keim's Process Foe Wall Painting. Part 3
    • Encaustic Painting
    • Encaustic Painting. Part 2
    • Encaustic Painting. Part 3
    • Encaustic Painting. Part 4
    • Encaustic Painting. Part 5
    • Encaustic Painting. Part 6
    • Spieit Fresco. Gambier Fabry's Process
    • Oil Processes
    • Limitations And Capabilities
    • Limitations And Capabilities. Part 2
    • Limitations And Capabilities. Part 3
    • Limitations And Capabilities. Part 4
    • Receipts
    • Receipts. Continued
  • Nature Photography For Beginners | by E. J. Bedford
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. Introduction
    • Chapter I. Introduction. Continued
    • Chapter II. Apparatus. The Camera And Plate Holders
    • Apparatus. The Camera And Plate Holders. Continued
    • Chapter III. The Lens
    • Types Of Lenses
    • Chapter IV. The Shutter, Tripod, And Other Etceteras
    • The Tripod
    • Focussing Cloth
    • Tilting Board
    • Exposure Meter
    • Chapter V. The Dark Room Developing And Printing
    • The Dark Room Developing And Printing. Continued
    • Printing Processes
    • The Production Of Lantern Slides And Enlargements
    • Chapter VI. On The Choice Of Subjects
    • Chapter VII. A Few Hints On Stereoscopic Nature Photography
    • A Few Hints On Stereoscopic Nature Photography. Part 2
    • A Few Hints On Stereoscopic Nature Photography. Part 3
    • Chapter VIII. How To Observe And Photograph Some Of Our Commoner Birds And Their Nests And Eggs
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 2
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 3
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 4
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 5
    • Chapter IX. How To Observe And Photograph Some Of Our Commoner Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 6
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 7
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 8
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 9
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 10
    • Chapter X. How To Observe And Photograph Some Of Our Commoner Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 11
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 12
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 13
    • Chapter XI. How To Observe And Photograph Some Of Our Commoner Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 14
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 15
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 16
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 17
    • Birds And Their Nests And Eggs. Part 18
    • Chapter XII. Some Curious Nesting Places
    • Some Curious Nesting Places. Continued
    • Chapter XIII. The First Three Weeks In The Life Of A Cuckoo
    • The First Three Weeks In The Life Of A Cuckoo. Continued
    • Chapter XIV. Nightingale Lane
    • Chapter XV. The Photography Of Animals, Insects, And Flowers
    • Photographing Animals
    • The Photography Of Insects
    • Photographing Flowers, Etc
    • Chapter XVI. Protective Colouration
    • Protective Colouration. Continued
  • Porcelain Painting | by Elizabeth Lawrence Archer
    • Introduction
    • Porcelain Painting
    • The Principal Colours
    • Flares
    • Furnishing
    • Painting, Process Of Applying The Colours To The Porcelain
    • The Klin Oven Baking- Glazing, Etc
    • Painting On Porcelain, With Their Prices
    • Terms
  • Sporting Firearms | by Horace Kephart
    • Chapter I. Rifles And Ammunition
    • Rifles And Ammunition. Continued
    • Chapter II. The Flight Of Bullets
    • The Flight Of Bullets. Part 2
    • The Flight Of Bullets. Part 3
    • Chapter III. Killing Power
    • Killing Power. Part 2
    • Killing Power. Part 3
    • Killing Power. Part 4
    • Chapter IV. Rifle Mechanisms And Materials
    • Rifle Mechanisms And Materials. Part 2
    • Rifle Mechanisms And Materials. Part 3
    • Chapter V. Rifle Sights
    • Rifle Sights. Continued
    • Chapter VI. Triggers And Stocks-Care Of Rifle
    • Triggers And Stocks-Care Of Rifle. Part 2
    • Triggers And Stocks-Care Of Rifle. Part 3
    • Chapter VII. Shot Patterns And Penetration
    • Shot Patterns And Penetration. Part 2
    • Shot Patterns And Penetration. Part 3
    • Chapter VIII. Gauges And Weights
    • Gauges And Weights. Part 2
    • Gauges And Weights. Part 3
    • Chapter IX. Mechanism And Build Of Shotguns
    • Mechanism And Build Of Shotguns. Part 2
    • Mechanism And Build Of Shotguns. Part 3
    • Outing Handbooks
    • Outing Handbooks. Continued
• Computer Books
  • Computer Security Threat Monitoring And Surveillance | by James P. Anderson
    • Background
    • Threats
    • Gaining Access To The System - External Penetration
    • Internal Penetration
    • Clandestine User Countermeasures
    • Characterization Of Computer Use
    • Time Parameters
    • Structure Of A Surveillance System
    • Monitoring Files
    • Adapting To SMF Data. Relevant SMF Records
    • Other Surveillance Tools
    • Development Plans
    • Surveillance Subsystem Functional Description
    • Trace Subsystem Functional Description
    • Integration Of Subsystems
• Cook Books
  • The Art Of Naming Dishes On Bills Of Fare | by L. Schumacher
    • Preface
    • Intelligible And Unintelligible Names Of Dishes. Advantages Of Having Intelligible Names On Bills Of Fare
    • Short Names
    • Names That Are Too Long
    • Rules For The Naming Of Dihess
    • Foreign Names On English Menus And Bills Of Fare
    • Are Foreign Names Of Dishes Easily Understood?
    • Are All Domestic Names Understood?
    • Are All Domestic Names Understood?. Continued
    • Bills Of Fare In More Than One Language
    • Bill Of Fare To Order
    • Bill Of Fare To Order. Part 2
    • Bill Of Fare To Order. Part 3
    • The Abbreviation Of Names
    • The Meaning Of The Personal Nouns, Geographical Names, Titles, Etc
    • Style Designations
    • Concluding Words Mainly For The Compilers Of The Bills Of Fare
    • Concluding Words Mainly For The Compilers Of The Bills Of Fare. Continued
    • Rules Of Grammar Of Four Languages
    • Rules Of Grammar Of Four Languages. Continued
    • The Plural Of The French And Spanish Words
    • Punctuation
    • Using Big And Small Capital Letters
    • The Singular And Plural On Table Cards
    • The Naming Of Table Cards In Four Languages
  • Camp Cookery | by Horace Kephart
    • Foreword
    • Chapter I. Provisions
    • Provisions. Part 2
    • Provisions. Part 3
    • Provisions. Part 4
    • Provisions. Part 5
    • Provisions. Part 6
    • Chapter II. Utensils
    • Cooking Kit For Six
    • Chapter III. Fires
    • Chapter IV. Dressing And Keeping Game And Fish
    • Chapter V. Meat
    • Frying
    • Broiling
    • Roasting
    • Braising
    • Baking Meat
    • Boiling
    • Stewing
    • Steaming
    • Meat Oravies And Sauces
    • Sauces
    • Chapter VI. Game
    • How To Cook Venison
    • How To Cook Small Game
    • How To Cook Small Game. Part 2
    • How To Cook Small Game. Part 3
    • How To Cook Birds
    • How To Cook Small Birds (Quail, Woodcock, Snipe, Plover, Etc)
    • How To Cook Wild Turkey
    • How To Cook Wild Duck
    • How To Make Sauces For Game
    • Chapter VII. Fish And Shellfish
    • Fish And Shellfish. Part 2
    • Fish And Shellfish. Part 3
    • Fish And Shellfish. Part 4
    • Miscellaneous Seafood Recipes
    • How To Cook Shellfish
    • Chapter VIII. Cured Meats, Etc. Eggs
    • Cured Meats, Etc. Eggs. Continued
    • How To Cook Cured Fish
    • How To Cook Eggs
    • Chapter IX. Breadstuffs And Cereals
    • How To Cook Wheat Bread And Biscuits
    • How To Make Bread
    • How To Cook Corn Bread
    • How To Make Pancakes
    • How To Make Toast, Fritters, Dumplings, Etc
    • How To Cook Macaroni
    • How To Cook Porridge
    • How To Make Cereals
    • Chapter X. Vegetables, Soups
    • How To Cook Potatoes
    • How To Cook Sweet Potatoes
    • How To Cook Beans Or Onions
    • How To Cook Green Corn
    • How To Cook Greens
    • How To Cook Mushrooms
    • How To Cook Canned Vegitables
    • Miscellaneous Vegetables
    • How To Cook Soups
    • How To Cook Soups. Continued
    • Chapter XI. Beverages And Desserts
    • How To Make Desserts
    • How To Make Fruit Cobbler
    • How To Make Pies
    • How To Make Puddings
    • How To Make Sauce For Puddings
    • Appendix
    • Outing How To Books
  • Centennial Cookery Book | by Woman's Centennial Association
    • Preface
    • How To Make Breads, Yeast, Hot Cakes, Etc
    • How To Make Breads, Yeast, Hot Cakes, Etc. Part 2
    • How To Make Breads, Yeast, Hot Cakes, Etc. Part 3
    • How To Make Breads, Yeast, Hot Cakes, Etc. Part 4
    • How To Make Wafers, Biscuits Or Crackers
    • How To Make Corn Bread
    • How To Make Short Cake Or Sally Lunn
    • How To Make Brown Bread
    • How To Make Waffles Or Doughnuts
    • How To Make Muffins
    • Yeast
    • Roasts, Broils, Meatpies And Fish
    • Roasts, Broils, Meatpies And Fish. Part 2
    • Roasts, Broils, Meatpies And Fish. Part 3
    • Roasts, Broils, Meatpies And Fish. Part 4
    • How To Cook Fish
    • How To Make Fried Chicken
    • How To Cook Codfish
    • How To Make Sausages
    • Acceptable Summer Dishes (Braised Beef)
    • Soups
    • Soups. Part 2
    • Soups. Part 3
    • Soups. Part 4
    • Hints For Cooking Vegetables
    • How To Cook Vegetables
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Part 2
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Part 3
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Part 4
    • How To Make Beverages
    • How To Make Catsups, Etc
    • How To Make Chow Chow
    • How To Make Pickles
    • How To Make Pickles. Part 2
    • How To Make Pickles. Part 3
    • How To Make Salads, Salad Dressings, Oysters, Etc
    • How To Make Salads, Salad Dressings, Oysters, Etc. Part 2
    • How To Make Salads, Salad Dressings, Oysters, Etc. Part 3
    • How To Make Potted Meats
    • How To Make Salad Dressings
    • How To Make Cabbage Dressings
    • How To Make Mayonnaise
    • How To Make Veal Loaf
    • How To Make Chicken Salad
    • How To Make Chicken Croquettes
    • How To Cook Oysters
    • How To Make Escaloped Oysters
    • How To Cook Eggs, Etc
    • How To Make Omelettes
    • How To Make Cakes And Icings
    • How To Make Cakes And Icings. Part 2
    • How To Make Cakes And Icings. Part 3
    • How To Make Cakes And Icings. Part 4
    • How To Make Angel's Food Cake
    • How To Make Jumbles Or Jelly Cake
    • How To Make Cookies
    • How To Make Fruit Cake
    • How To Make Icing For Cake
    • How To Make Sand Tarts
    • How To Make Sponge Cake
    • How To Make White Cake
    • How To Make Seed Or Tea Cake
    • How To Make Ginger Bread
    • How To Make Cream Cakes
    • How To Make Spice Cake
    • How To Make Doughnut Icing
    • Puddings And Pudding Sauces
    • Puddings And Pudding Sauces. Part 2
    • Puddings And Pudding Sauces. Part 3
    • Puddings And Pudding Sauces. Part 4
    • How To Make Suet Or Snow Pudding
    • How To Make Tapioca Pudding
    • How To Make Indian Puddings
    • How To Make Fruit Pudding
    • How To Make Custard Pudding
    • How To Make Rice Pudding
    • How To Make Pudding Sauce
    • Preserves And Jellies
    • Ices, Creams, Jellies, Etc
    • Ices, Creams, Jellies, Etc. Part 2
    • Ices, Creams, Jellies, Etc. Part 3
    • How To Make Charlotte Russe
    • How To Make Chocolate Blanc Mange
    • How To Make Lemon Ice Or Jelly
    • How To Make Pies, Pastry, Etc
    • How To Make Pies, Pastry, Etc. Continued
    • How To Make Lemon Pie
    • How To Make Pumpkin Or Potato Pie
    • How To Make Mince Pies
    • How To Make Puff Paste Or Pie Crust
    • How To Make Candies
    • How To Make Candies. Continued
    • Butter And Cheese
    • Sick Room Food
    • Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous. Part 2
    • Miscellaneous. Part 3
    • Washing Recipe
    • Emergencies. How To Avoid And How To Meet Them
    • Cooking Husbands
    • How To Purify Your Blood
  • Common-Sense Papers On Cookery | by Arthur Gay Payne
    • I. The Uses And Abuses Of A Frying Pan
    • The Uses And Abuses Of A Frying Pan. Continued
    • II. Kitchen Economy
    • Kitchen Economy. Continued
    • III. Little Extravagancies Of The Table
    • Little Extravagancies Of The Table. Continued
    • IV. Cold Leg Of Mutton
    • Cold Leg Of Mutton. Continued
    • V. How To Make Dishes Look Nice
    • How To Make Dishes Look Nice. Continued
    • VI. Breakfast Dishes
    • Breakfast Dishes. Continued
    • VII. How To Give A Nice Little Dinner
    • How To Give A Nice Little Dinner. Part 2
    • How To Give A Nice Little Dinner. Part 3
    • VIII. How To Give A Nice Little Supper
    • How To Give A Nice Little Supper. Continued
    • IX. Spring Dishes
    • Spring Dishes. Continued
    • X. Savoury Summer Dishes
    • Savoury Summer Dishes. Continued
    • XI. Salads, And How To Make Them
    • Salads, And How To Make Them. Continued
    • XII. Picnic Dainties
    • Picnic Dainties. Continued
    • XIII. Cooling Drinks
    • Cooling Drinks. Continued
    • XIV. Game And Gravy
    • Game And Gravy. Part 2
    • Game And Gravy. Part 3
    • Game And Gravy. Part 4
    • XV. Food For Cold Weather
    • XVI. Christmas Dinners
    • Christmas Dinners. Part 2
    • Christmas Dinners. Part 3
    • XVII. Turtle Soup
    • Turtle Soup. Continued
    • XVIII. Fish Dinners
    • Fish Dinners. Continued
    • XIX. Wedding Breakfasts
    • XX. Food For Invalids
    • Food For Invalids. Continued
    • A Selection From Cassell Petter & Gaipin's Publications
  • Cook Book | by Ladies of the Church of the Good Shepherd
    • A Brief History Of The Church Of The Good Shepherd
    • Historical Sketch
    • Table Of Weights And Measures
    • How To Make Soups
    • How To Make Soups. Continued
    • How To Cook Fish
    • How To Cook Fish. Continued
    • How To Cook Shell Fish
    • How To Cook Meats
    • How To Cook Meats. Continued
    • How To Cook Poultry
    • How To Cook Poultry. Part 2
    • How To Cook Poultry. Part 3
    • How To Make Croquettes
    • How To Make Fritters
    • How To Make Patties
    • How To Make Sandwiches
    • How To Make Salad Dressings
    • How To Make Salads
    • How To Make Salads. Continued
    • How To Cook Vegetables
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Continued
    • How To Cook Potatoes Or Sweet Potatoes
    • How To Make Macaroni
    • How To Make Pies
    • How To Make Puddings
    • How To Make Puddings. Part 2
    • How To Make Puddings. Part 3
    • How To Make Cakes
    • How To Make Cakes. Part 2
    • How To Make Cakes. Part 3
    • How To Make Frosting For Cake
    • How To Make Cookies
    • How To Make Jelly
    • How To Make Jelly. Continued
    • How To Make Preserves
    • How To Make Marmalade
    • How To Make Desserts
    • How To Make Icess
    • Miscellaneous
    • How To Make Pickles
    • How To Make Pickles. Part 2
    • How To Make Pickles. Part 3
    • How To Cook Eggs
    • How To Make Bread, Rolls, Etc
    • How To Make Bread, Rolls, Etc. Continued
    • How To Make Muffins Or Waffles
    • How To Make Gems
    • How To Make Coffee
    • How To Make Tea
    • How To Make Drinking Chocolate
    • How To Make Beverages
    • Recipes For Candies Requiring No Cooking
    • How To Make Candies
    • How To Make Candies. Continued
    • Correct Service At Table. The Table And The Quests
    • Serving The Dinner
    • Removing The Courses
    • Other Important Details On Service At Table
    • Serving A Family Dinner
    • Hints For The Sick Room
    • Cure For Swollen Feet
    • How To Cure Dyspepsia
    • Garnishing
  • Cookery For Invalids | by Thomas J. Murrey
    • Introductory
    • How To Make Broths
    • How To Make Gruels
    • How To Make Toast
    • How To Make Diet Drinks
    • How To Make Fruit Drinks
    • How To Make Milk
    • Fruits As Food And Medicine
    • Eating Before Sleeping
    • Miscellaneous Food
  • Food And Cookery, Their Relation To Health | by H. S. Anderson
    • Preface
    • Foods, Their Uses In The Body
    • Food Economy
    • Food Economy. Continued
    • Preparation Of Foods
    • Essentials To Success In Preparation Of Foods
    • How To Make Bread
    • How To Make Unfermented Batter Breads
    • How To Make Corn Bread
    • Unfermented Dough Breads
    • How To Make Fruit Crisps
    • How To Make Fermented Breads
    • How To Make Fermented Breads. Continued
    • How To Make White Bread
    • How To Make Fruit Bread, Rolls, Buns, Etc
    • How To Make Graham Buns
    • How To Make Soups
    • Grains, Nut Foods, Entrees
    • How To Cooked Legumes
    • How To Cooked Legumes. Part 2
    • How To Cooked Legumes. Part 3
    • How To Cooked Legumes. Part 4
    • Nut Cero Stew With Dumplings
    • How To Make Gravies And Sauces
    • How To Cook Vegetables
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Continued
    • How To Cook Potatoes
    • How To Make Baked Ear Corn
    • Salads And Dressings
    • How To Make Fruit Salad
    • How To Make Desserts
    • How To Make Desserts. Part 2
    • How To Make Desserts. Part 3
    • How To Make Desserts. Part 4
    • How To Make Desserts. Part 5
    • Toasts And Breakfast Dishes
    • How To Make Invalid Dietary
    • How To Make Egg Nogg
    • Fruit Ices And Creams
    • Canning, Preserving, Etc
    • Combinations And Menu-Making
    • Combinations And Menu-Making. Continued
  • For Danish Appetites | by Lyla G. Solum
    • How To Make Danish Pastry
    • How To Make Smorhorn (Butter Horns)
    • How To Make Galop Kringle (Quick Coffee Bread)
    • How To Make Brunsvigerstang (Pastry Strip)
    • How To Make Sosterkage (Sister S Cake)
    • How To Make Frugt Roulade (Fruit Roll)
    • How To Make Klejner
    • How To Make Coffee Cake
    • How To Make Butterdejg (Rich Butter Pastry)
    • How To Make Kringle
    • How To Make Sur Flode Kaffekage (Sour Cream Coffee Cake)
    • How To Make Wienerbrod
    • How To Make Danish Cookies
    • How To Make Danish Cookies. Continued
    • How To Make Cakes
    • How To Make Pancakes Aebleskiver
    • How To Cook Meats
    • How To Cook Finker
    • How To Make Hvidkaalsrouletter (Cabbage Rolls)
    • How To Cook Leverpostej (Liver Paste)
    • How To Make Sylte (Head Cheese)
    • How To Make Frikadeller (Danish Meat Balls)
    • How To Cook Chicken In Asparagus
    • How To Make Boiler I Selleri (Celery Root With Meat Balls)
    • How To Make Rullepolse (Rolled Meat)
    • How To Make Medisterpolse (Pork Sausage)
    • How To Make A Boiled Dinner
    • How To Make Blod Polse (Blood Sausage)
    • How To Cook Fish
    • How To Make Soup
    • How To Make Blomkaalssuppe (Cauliflower Soup)
    • How To Make Mel-Boiler and Kod Boiler
    • How To Make Kodsuppe (Meat Soup)
    • Sauces And Gravies
    • How To Cook Vegetables
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Continued
    • How To Make Salads
    • How To Make Sildesalat (Herring Salad)
    • How To Make Desserts
    • How To Make Flodebudding (Cream Pudding)
    • How To Make Makrondessert (Macaroon Dessert)
    • How To Make Ris A La Mande (Rice Pudding With Almonds)
    • How To Make Aeblekage (Apple Cake)
    • How To Make Strawberry Cream Tarts
    • How To Make Pate De Foie Gras
    • How To Make Pickles
    • How To Make Smorrebrod (Sandwiches)
    • How To Make Cheese Smorrebrod
    • How To Make Little Mermaid Omelette
  • Fruits And Their Cookery | by Harriet S. Nelson
    • I. How To Cook Apples
    • I. How To Cook Apples. Continued
    • How To Make Apple Pancakes
    • How To Make Apple Jelly Or Marmalade
    • How To Make Apple Charlotte
    • How To Make Apple Corn Meal Muffins
    • How To Make Apple Chutney
    • How To Make Apple Pudding
    • How To Make Fried Apples
    • How To Make Apple Pies
    • How To Make Apple Cake
    • How To Make Baked Apples
    • How To Make Apple Sponge
    • How To Make Preserved Apples
    • II. How To Cook Crab Apples
    • III. How To Cook Pears
    • How To Make Canned Pears
    • IV. How To Cook Peaches
    • IV. How To Cook Peaches. Part 2
    • IV. How To Cook Peaches. Part 3
    • How To Make Peach Conserve
    • How To Make Peach Roly Poly
    • How To Make Peach Popovers Or Parfait
    • How To Make Peach Pie
    • How To Make Peach Pudding
    • How To Make Peach Pudding. Continued
    • V. How To Cook Plums
    • VI. How To Cook Quinces
    • How To Make Quince Preserve
    • VII. How To Cook Apricots
    • How To Make Apricot Sauce
    • How To Make Apricot Sponge
    • How To Make Apricot Ice
    • VIII. How To Cook Oranges
    • VIII. How To Cook Oranges. Part 2
    • VIII. How To Cook Oranges. Part 3
    • How To Make Orange Custard
    • How To Make Orange Shortcake
    • How To Make Orange Pudding
    • How To Make Orange Pudding. Continued
    • How To Make Orange Marmalade
    • How To Cook Grapefruit
    • IX. How To Cook Lemons
    • How To Make Lemonade
    • How To Make Lemon Cream
    • How To Make Lemon Pie
    • X. How To Cook Pineapple
    • X. How To Cook Pineapple. Part 2
    • X. How To Cook Pineapple. Part 3
    • How To Make Pineapple Tapioca
    • How To Make Pineapple Fritters
    • How To Make Preserved Pineapple
    • How To Make Fruit Jelly Or Salad
    • How To Make Pineapple Pie
    • How To Make Pineapple Custard
    • XI. How To Cook Bananas
    • XI. How To Cook Bananas. Continued
    • How To Make Banana Cake
    • How To Make Banana Fritters
    • How To Make Banana Pie
    • How To Make Banana Ice Cream
    • How To Make Banana Omelet
    • How To Make Banana Pudding
    • XII. How To Cook Watermelons
    • XIII. How To Make Citron Melon
    • XIV. How To Cook Rhubarb
    • XIV. How To Cook Rhubarb. Continued
    • XV. How To Cook Blueberries
    • How To Make Quick Blueberry Pudding
    • How To Make Blueberry Muffins
    • XVI. How To Cook Raspberries
    • XVI. How To Cook Raspberries. Part 2
    • XVI. How To Cook Raspberries. Part 3
    • How To Make Raspberry Sherbet
    • XVII. How To Cook Blackberries
    • How To Make Blackberry Cornstarch
    • How To Make Blackberry Jelly
    • How To Make Blackberry Jam
    • How To Make Blackberry Pudding
    • XVIII. How To Cook Strawberries
    • XVIII. How To Cook Strawberries. Part 2
    • XVIII. How To Cook Strawberries. Part 3
    • How To Make Strawberry Fritters
    • How To Make Strawberries And Pineapple
    • How To Make Strawberry Jam
    • How To Make Strawberryade
    • How To Make Strawberry Ice
    • How To Make Strawberry Shortcake
    • How To Make Strawberry Pudding
    • How To Make Strawberry Salad
    • How To Make Strawberry Fluff
    • XIX. How To Cook Gooseberries
    • How To Make Gooseberry Cream
    • How To Make Gooseberry Pudding
    • XX. How To Cook Elderberries
    • XXI. How To Cook Cranberries
    • How To Make Cranberry Pudding
    • XXII. How To Cook Currants
    • How To Make Spiced Currants
    • How To Make Currant Pie
    • XXIII. How To Cook Grapes
    • How To Make Grape Jelly
    • XXIV. How To Cook Cherries
    • XXIV. How To Cook Cherries. Continued
    • How To Make Cherry Pie
    • How To Make Cherry Duff
    • How To Make Cherry Pudding
  • Home Cookery | by H. Howson
    • Weights And Measures
    • How To Make Soups
    • How To Make Soups. Part 2
    • How To Make Soups. Part 3
    • Split Pea Soup
    • How To Cook Shell Fish
    • How To Cook Oysters
    • How To Cook Crabs
    • How To Cook Fish
    • How To Cook Meats
    • How To Cook Meats. Continued
    • How To Cook Veal
    • How To Cook Game And Poultry
    • How To Cook Ducks Or Wild Ducks
    • How To Cook A Quail
    • Made Dishes
    • Made Dishes. Part 2
    • Made Dishes. Part 3
    • Made Dishes. Part 4
    • How To Cook Vegetables
    • How To Make Salads
    • How To Make Breakfast & Tea Cakes
    • How To Make Sauces
    • How To Make Pastry
    • How To Make Pastry. Continued
    • How To Make Puddings
    • How To Make Puddings. Part 2
    • How To Make Puddings. Part 3
    • How To Make Puddings. Part 4
    • How To Make Dishes For Dessert
    • How To Make Dishes For Dessert. Continued
    • How To Make Ice - Cream
    • How To Make Plain Sweet Cakes
    • How To Make Plain Sweet Cakes. Part 2
    • How To Make Plain Sweet Cakes. Part 3
    • How To Make Fancy Cakes
    • How To Make Preserves, Jellies, Beverages, Candies, Etc
    • How To Make Preserves, Jellies, Beverages, Candies, Etc. Continued
    • How To Make Pickles
    • Potting
    • The Handy Getting Of Things
  • Indian Cookery And Confectionery | by I. R. Dey
    • Preface
    • Measure Of Weight
    • Instructions On Cooking
    • How To Cook Rice
    • How To Cook Rice. Continued
    • How To Make Polao With Anaras (Pine Apple)
    • How To Make Orange Polao
    • How To Make Milk Polao
    • How To Make Chhana Polao
    • How To Make Fish Polao
    • How To Make Meat Polao
    • How To Make Egg Polao
    • How To Make Polao With Fowls (Alternative)
    • How To Make Wheat Polao
    • How To Cook Pulses
    • How To Cook Pulses. Part 2
    • How To Cook Pulses. Part 3
    • How To Cook Khechuri
    • How To Cook Khechuri. Part 2
    • How To Cook Khechuri. Part 3
    • How To Cook Vegetable Curries
    • How To Cook Vegetable Curries. Part 2
    • How To Cook Vegetable Curries. Part 3
    • How To Make Ghanta
    • How To Make Kulia
    • How To Make Dam
    • How To Make Chhana And Dkonka
    • How To Make Fries
    • How To Cook Bara
    • How To Cook Eggs
    • How To Cook Eggs. Part 2
    • How To Cook Eggs. Part 3
    • How To Cook Egg-Bara
    • How To Fry Eggs
    • How To Cook Fish
    • How To Cook Fish. Continued
    • How To Cook Hilsa Fish
    • Fish With Flattened Rice
    • How To Make Sour Fish
    • How To Make Fish Sweets
    • How To Make An English Curry With Rohit Fish
    • Hilsa Fish Boiled In Rice
    • How To Make Dal With Fish
    • How To Make Dolma Of Patols
    • How To Make Proleha
    • How To Make Curry With Crabs
    • How To Cooke Climbing Fish With Cabbage
    • How To Make Fries Of Fishes
    • How To Make Fish Kabab
    • How To Make Fish Soup
    • How To Cook Bara With Fish
    • How To Cook Shrimps
    • How To Cook Shrimps. Continued
    • How To Make Malai Curry
    • How To Make Fish Kulia
    • How To Make Kopta
    • How To Cook Fish Cutlets
    • How To Cook Meats And Fowls
    • How To Cook Meats And Fowls. Part 2
    • How To Cook Meats And Fowls. Part 3
    • How To Cook Meats And Fowls. Part 4
    • How To Cook Meat Kabab
    • How To Cook Meat Chops
    • How To Cook Livers (Mete)
    • How To Make Meat Cutlets
    • How To Cook Mutton
    • How To Make Pastries And Sweets
    • How To Make Pastries And Sweets. Part 2
    • How To Make Pastries And Sweets. Part 3
    • How To Make Pastries And Sweets. Part 4
    • How To Make Pastries And Sweets. Part 5
    • How To Make Pastries And Sweets. Part 6
    • How To Make Pastries And Sweets. Part 7
    • How To Make Pastries And Sweets. Part 8
    • How To Make Pastries And Sweets. Part 9
    • How To Make Madhuramla Khanda (Pieces Tasting Sweet And Sour)
    • Varieties Of Puli Cakes
    • How To Make Sweets From Cocoa Nut
    • How To Make Tikar-Sahi
    • How To Make Sarpuria
    • How To Make Mowa Of Khai
    • How To Make Luchi
    • How To Make Parota
    • How To Make Nimki
    • How To Make Sandesh
    • How To Make Malpoa
    • How To Make Kachuri
    • How To Make Puddings
    • How To Make Barfi
    • How To Make Payesh
    • How To Make Halua Sweets
    • How To Make Kheer
    • How To Make Jams And Jellies
    • How To Make Marmalades
    • How To Make Pickles And Sauces
    • How To Make Achars
    • How To Make Chatnis
    • How To Make Halua Of Fruits
    • How To Make Cold Drinks
    • How To Make Syrups
    • Glossary
  • Simple Italian Cookery | Antonia Isola
    • How To Make Soups
    • How To Make Beef Soup Stock (Brodo Di Carné)
    • How To Make Vegetable Chowder (Minestrone Alla Milanese)
    • How To Make Codfish Soup (Zuppa Di Merluzzo)
    • How To Make Vegetable Soup (Zuppa Alla Primaverile)
    • How To Make Macaroni And Other Pastes
    • How To Make Macaroni With Tomato Sauce (Maccheroni Al Sugo)
    • How To Make Spaghetti With Tunny-Fish
    • How To Cook Vermicelli
    • How To Make Ravioli
    • How To Make Timbales
    • How To Make Timbale Of Macaroni
    • How To Cook Rice
    • How To Cook Rice. Continued
    • How To Cook Polenta
    • How To Cook Polenta. Continued
    • How To Make Gnocchis
    • How To Make Sauces
    • How To Make Bechamel Sauce
    • How To Make Tomato Sauce
    • How To Make An Economical Sauce
    • How To Cook Eggs
    • How To Cook Codfish Fish
    • How To Cook Vegetables
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Continued
    • How To Cook Pumpkins
    • How To Cook Tomatoes
    • How To Cook String-Beans
    • How To Cook Spinach
    • How To Cook Meats
    • How To Make Croquettes
    • How To Make Polpettone "Alla Napolitana "
    • How To Make Bocconcini
    • How To Cook Meat With Ribbon Macaroni
    • How To Make Italian Salads
    • How To Make Italian Desserts
  • Many Ways For Cooking Eggs | by Sarah Tyson Heston Rorer
    • Sauces
    • Cooking Of Eggs
    • How To Preserve Eggs
    • Egging And Crumbing
    • Egging And Crumbing. Part 2
    • Egging And Crumbing. Part 3
    • Egging And Crumbing. Part 4
    • Egging And Crumbing. Part 5
    • Egging And Crumbing. Part 6
    • Egging And Crumbing. Part 7
    • Egging And Crumbing. Part 8
    • Omelets
    • Omelets. Continued
  • The Memorandum Cookery Book | by Countess Morphy
    • A Foreword
    • Hors D'Ceuvres. Pickled Fish (Poisson En Marinade)
    • Stuffed Olives (Olives Farcies)
    • Pickled Cucumber (Concombres En Marinade)
    • Garnished Fillets Of Kipper (Harengs Saurs Garnis)
    • Cauliflower Clusters (Petits Bouquets De Choufleur)
    • Salade Chanoinesse
    • Mousse Of Ham (Mousse De Jambon)
    • Pickled Fruits (Fruits Confits Au Vinalgre)
    • Julienne Of Red Cabbage
    • Pot-Au-Feu
    • Potage Brunoise
    • Crab Soup (Potage De Crabes)
    • Spring Soup (Bouillon Rafraichissant)
    • A Spring Vegetable Soup (Potage Printanier)
    • Pea-Pod Soup (Puree Aux Petits Pois)
    • Iced Soup (Consomme Froid Aux Tomates)
    • Leek Soup (Soupe Aux Poireaux)
    • Cabbage Soup (Soupe Au Chou)
    • Vegetable Marrow Soup (Soupe Aux Courges)
    • Whiting Au Gratin (Merlans Au Gratin)
    • Cod A La Portugaise (Cabillaud A La Portugaise)
    • Eels En Matelote (Anguille En Matelote)
    • Mousse Of Prawns
    • Macquereaux Aux Groseilles
    • Dry Salt Cod Saute (Morue Saute)
    • Skate Fritters (Raie En Fritot)
    • Sole A L'Aurore (Fillets De Sole A L'Aurore)
    • Stuffed Turbot (Turbot Farcle)
    • Lobster Au Gratin (Homard Gratine)
    • Peas A La Francaise (Petit Pois A La Franfaise)
    • Stuffed Cabbage Leaves (Feullles De Chou Farcies)
    • Stuffed Marrow (Courge Farcie)
    • Potatoes A La Lyonnaise (Pommes De Terre A La Lyonnaise)
    • Stuffed Potatoes Marcelle (Pommes De Terre Farcies Marcelle)
    • Cauliflower Fritters (Choufleur En Fritot)
    • Creole Jumbalaya
    • Subrics A La Turc
    • Chicken Souffle
    • Navarin Printanier
    • Veal Mayonnaise (Tranches De Veau En Mayonnaise)
    • Veal Chops Calderoni
    • Lamb Cutlets En Papillotes (Cdtelette D'Agneau En Paplllotes)
    • Braised Rump Steak (Beefsteak Braise)
    • Cold Daube Of Beef (Boeuf En Daube Froide)
    • Fried Ox-Tail (Queue De Boeuf Panee)
    • Russian Bitoques (Bitoques Russes)
    • Veal Cutlets Au Parmesan (Côtelettes De Veau Au Parmesan)
    • Blanquette Of Veal (Blanquette De Veau)
    • Turkish Brochettes (Brochettes Garnies A La Turque)
    • Lamb Cutlets Saute With Mushrooms (Côtelettes D'Agneau Sautées Aux Champignons)
    • Pork Chops And Apples (Côtelettes De Porc Aux Pommes)
    • Roast Pork Soubise (Porc Rôti Soubise)
    • Veal Roulettes (Roulettes De Veau)
    • Calves' Liver Moissonniere (Foie De Veau Moissonniere)
    • Calves' Liver Paysanne (Foie De Veau Paysanne)
    • Kidney Sautés Bordelaise (Rognons Sautes A La Bordelaise)
    • Kidney Fritters (Rognons En Beignets)
    • Vinaigrette
    • Chicken Fricassee (Fricassee De Poulet)
    • Chicken Saute Arlesienne (Poulet Saute A 1'Arlesienne)
    • Chicken With Cream Sauce (Poulet A La Creme)
    • Fried Chicken With Mayonnaise (Poulet Frit, Sauce Mayonnaise)
    • Chicken In Aspic (Poulet En Gelee A L'Estragon)
    • German Chicken Salad (Salade De Poulet A La Rhenane)
    • Chicken A L'Indienne (Poulet A L'Lndienne)
    • Potted Hare (Pate De Lievre)
    • Dodine De Canard
    • Duck A La Creole (Canard A La Creole)
    • Stuffed Goose (Oie Farcie)
    • Stuffed Turkey With Mushrooms (Dinde Farcie Aux Champignons)
    • Pigeons Stewed With Peas (Pigeons Aux Petits Pois)
    • Pigeons A La Catalane
    • Stuffed Rabbit Provencal (Lapin Farci Provençal)
    • Fricassee Of Rabbit A La Normande (Fricassee De Lapin A La Normande)
    • Braised Partridge With Cabbage (Perdrix Aux Choux)
    • Pheasant Nicoise (Faisan Niçoise)
    • Pheasant Normande (Faisan Normande)
    • Quails With Braised Lettuce (Cailles Aux Laitues)
    • Rice
    • Turnips A La Bernoise (Navets A La Bernoise)
    • Aubergines And Tomatoes A La Turque (Aubergines Et Tomates A La Turque)
    • Potato Puff (Souffle De Pommes De Terre)
    • Potato Drops (Petites Boulettes De Pommes De Terre)
    • French Beans A La Lyonnaise (Haricots Verts A La Lyonnaise)
    • Jerusalem Artichokes A La Provencale (Topinambours A La Provençale)
    • Carrots A La Normande (Carottes A La Normande)
    • Pumpkin Au Gratin (La Courge Au Gratin)
    • Peas A La Creme (Petits Pois A La Creme)
    • La Salade Herbert Joseph
    • Mixed Grape Fruit Salad (Salad Panachee)
    • Turnip Salad (Salade De Navets)
    • Artichoke And Asparagus Salad
    • Stuffed Tomato Salad (Salade De Tomates Farcies)
    • Artichoke With Mayonnaise (Artichauts Sauce Mayonnaise)
    • Potato And Apple Salad (Salade De Pommes Et De Pommes De Terre)
    • Brussels Sprout Salad (Salade De Choux De Bruxelles)
    • Lettuce And Chicory Salad (Salade De Laitues Et D'Endives)
    • Mushroom Salad (Salade De Champignons)
    • Sweets, Savouries
    • Les Pechés Vladimir Cernikoff
    • Pineapple A La Creole (Ananas Creole)
    • Honey Fingers (Petits Gateaux Au Miel)
    • Bananes Glacées (Bananes Glacées)
    • Compote Of Oranges (Compote D'Oranges)
    • Stuffed Baked Apple (Pommes Farcies Au Four)
    • Chocolate Cake Marie-Louise (Gâteau Au Chocolat Marie-Louise)
    • Chocolate Souffle (Souffle Au Chocolat)
    • Savoury Fried Bread (Pain Perdu Au Fromage)
    • Curried Biscuits
    • Prawn Relish
    • Gruyere Fingers
    • A Mixed Sandwich (Sandwich Panache)
    • Ham Canapes (Canapes De Jambon)
    • Oddments
    • Mayonnaise
    • Tomato Sauce (Sauce Aux Tomates)
    • Orange Peel Delights
    • Pickled Prunes
    • Prawn Or Anchovy Butter
    • Bechamel Sauce
    • White Sauce (For Good Paste)
  • The New Cookery | by Lenna Frances Cooper
    • Foreword
    • Chapter I. The Art Op Preparing Foods
    • How To Build A Fire
    • Structure Of The Gas Flame
    • How To Light The Top Burner Of A Gas Range
    • How To Regulate Heat Of The Oven
    • How To Measure
    • How To Combine Ingredients
    • Chapter II. Beverages
    • How To Make Fruit Punch
    • How To Make Yogurt Buttermilk
    • Chapter III. Cereals
    • Cereals. Part 2
    • Cereals. Part 3
    • Chapter IV. How To Make Fermented Breads
    • Chapter IV. How To Make Fermented Breads. Part 2
    • Chapter IV. How To Make Fermented Breads. Part 3
    • How To Make Buns
    • How To Make German Potato Cake
    • How To Make White Bread
    • Chapter V. Unfermented Breads
    • Unfermented Breads. Part 2
    • Unfermented Breads. Part 3
    • How To Make Wheat Puffs
    • How To Make Biscuit
    • How To Make Gems
    • How To Make Muffins
    • Chapter VI. Sandwiches
    • Chapter VII. Dairy Products
    • Chapter VIII. Cream Soups
    • Cream Soups. Part 2
    • Cream Soups. Part 3
    • Cream Soups. Part 4
    • Cream Soups. Part 5
    • Cream Soups. Part 6
    • Chapter IX. Plain Soups
    • Plain Soups. Part 2
    • Plain Soups. Part 3
    • How To Make Bean Soup
    • How To Make Vegetable Soup
    • How To Make Broth
    • Chapter X. Meat Substitutes And Entrees
    • How To Make Fillets
    • Normandy Or Mock Veal Loaf
    • How To Cook Protose
    • How To Cook Nuttolene
    • How To Make Nut Sausage
    • How To Make Nut Fillet
    • How To Make Nut Meat Loaf
    • How To Make Nut Roast
    • How To Bake Beans
    • Savory Roast Or Mock Turkey
    • How To Make Fritters
    • How To Cook Lentils
    • Chapter XI. Macaroni And Italian Pastes
    • Macaroni And Italian Pastes. Continued
    • Chapter XII. Eggs
    • Eggs. Continued
    • Chapter XIII. Gravies And Sauces
    • Gravies And Sauces. Continued
    • Chapter XIV. Vegetables
    • How To Cook Potatoes
    • How To Cook Potatoes. Part 2
    • How To Cook Potatoes. Part 3
    • How To Cook Potatoes. Part 4
    • How To Make Corn
    • How To Cook Cauliflower And Brussels Sprouts
    • How To Cook Cabbage
    • How To Cook Carrots
    • How To Cook Spinach And Swiss Chard
    • How To Make Turnips
    • How To Cook Parsnips
    • How To Cook Beans
    • How To Cook Tomato
    • How To Make Green Peas
    • How To Cook Asparagus
    • How To Cook Onions
    • How To Cook Egg Plant
    • How To Cook Vegetable Oysters
    • How To Cook Dasheen
    • How To Cook Beets
    • How To Cook Cucumbers, Okra And Summer Squash
    • Chapter XV. Salads And Relishes
    • Salads And Relishes. Part 2
    • Salads And Relishes. Part 3
    • Salads And Relishes. Part 4
    • Salads And Relishes. Part 5
    • Salads And Relishes. Part 6
    • Salads And Relishes. Part 7
    • Pineapple And Nut Salad
    • How To Make Potato Salad
    • How To Make Tomato Jelly
    • How To Make Beets And Peas In Aspic
    • How To Make Salad Dressings
    • How To Make Mayonnaise Dressing
    • Chapter XVI. Toasts
    • Toasts. Continued
    • Chapter XVII. Fruits And Fruit Desserts
    • Fruits And Fruit Desserts. Part 2
    • Fruits And Fruit Desserts. Part 3
    • Fruits And Fruit Desserts. Part 4
    • Fruits And Fruit Desserts. Part 5
    • Fruits And Fruit Desserts. Part 6
    • Fruits And Fruit Desserts. Part 7
    • Fruits And Fruit Desserts. Part 8
    • Chapter XVIII. Custards And Cold Desserts
    • Custards And Cold Desserts. Part 2
    • Custards And Cold Desserts. Part 3
    • Custards And Cold Desserts. Part 4
    • Custards And Cold Desserts. Part 5
    • Custards And Cold Desserts. Part 6
    • Chapter XIX. Frozen Desserts
    • How To Make Sherbet
    • How To Make Gelee
    • Chapter XX. Pastry And Pies
    • Pastry And Pies. Part 2
    • Pastry And Pies. Part 3
    • Pastry And Pies. Part 4
    • Chapter XXI. Cakes
    • Chapter XXI. Cakes. Part 2
    • Chapter XXI. Cakes. Part 3
    • Chapter XXI. Cakes. Part 4
    • How To Make Sponge Cake
    • How To Make Burnt Leather Cake
    • How To Make Apricot Shortcake
    • How To Make Apple Sauce Cake
    • How To Make Fruit Drop Cakes
    • How To Make Jelly Roll
    • Chapter XXII. Cake Fillings And Icings
    • Chapter XXIII. Hot Puddings
    • Hot Puddings. Continued
    • Cabinet Pudding
    • Granola Fruit Pudding
    • Steamed Fruit Pudding
    • Chapter XXIV. Sauces For Puddings
    • Chapter XXV. Canning And Preserving
    • Oven Method Of Caning Fruit
    • How To Can Fruit
    • How To Can Fruit. Part 2
    • How To Can Fruit. Part 3
    • How To Can Fruit. Part 4
    • How To Make Apple Jelly
    • How To Make Quince Jelly
    • How To Can Vegetables
    • Chapter XXVI. Invalid Dishes
    • Invalid Dishes. Continued
    • Chapter XXVII. Balanced Menus
    • Balanced Menus. Continued
  • Progressive Cookery | by E. M. Hinckley
    • Explanatory
    • Rules Of Cookery
    • How To Make Soups
    • How To Make Soups. Part 2
    • How To Make Soups. Part 3
    • How To Make Soups. Part 4
    • How To Make Soups. Part 5
    • How To Make Mock Turtle Soup
    • How To Make Bisque
    • How To Cook Fish
    • How To Cook Fish. Part 2
    • How To Cook Fish. Part 3
    • How To Cook Eggs
    • How To Cook Meats
    • How To Cook Meats. Part 2
    • How To Cook Meats. Part 3
    • How To Cook Meats. Part 4
    • How To Cook Meats. Part 5
    • How To Make Sauces
    • How To Make Sauces. Continued
    • How To Make Sauces With Oils
    • How To Make Entrees
    • How To Make Entrees. Continued
    • How To Cook Oysters
    • How To Cook Oysters. Part 2
    • How To Cook Oysters. Part 3
    • How To Make Kidney Stew With Sweetbreads
    • How To Make Devilled Crab
    • How To Make Macaroni
    • How To Make Timballs
    • How To Cook Chicken
    • How To Cook Vegetables
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Part 2
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Part 3
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Part 4
    • How To Cook Vegetables. Part 5
    • Directions For Cake Making
    • How To Make Sponge Cake
    • Cake Recipes
    • Cake Recipes. Part 2
    • Cake Recipes. Part 3
    • Cake Recipes. Part 4
    • How To Make Wedding Cake
    • How To Make Chocolate Cake
    • How To Make Cream Cakes
    • How To Make Icing and Frostings
    • How To Make Puddings
    • How To Make Puddings. Part 2
    • How To Make Puddings. Part 3
    • How To Make Chantilly Pudding
    • How To Make Suet Pudding
    • How To Make Desserts
    • How To Make Desserts. Continued
    • How To Make Royal Jelly
    • How To Make Ice Cream
    • How To Make Charlotte Russe
    • How To Make Cream Whips
    • How To Make Mousse
    • How To Make Custard
    • How To Make Pudding Sauces
    • How To Make Bread
    • How To Make Parker House Rolls
    • How To Make Water Bread
    • How To Make Biscuits
    • How To Make Corn Cakes
    • How To Make Puff Paste
    • How To Make Pastry
    • How To Make Pastry. Continued
    • How To Make Doughnuts, Griddle Cakes, Etc
    • How To Make Doughnuts
    • How To Make Turnovers
    • How To Make Fritters
    • How To Make Griddle Cakes
    • How To Make Sandwiches
    • How To Bake Beans
    • How To Make Jellies And Preserves
    • How To Make Preserved Pears
    • How To Make Apple Jelly
    • How To Make Pickles
    • How To Make Piccalilli
    • How To Make Pickled Cucumbers
    • How To Make Beverages
    • How To Make Coffee (With Egg)
    • How To Make Candies
    • How To Make Fruit Bonbons
    • How To Make Cream For Candy
    • Meaning Of Terms Used In Cooking
  • Queen's Of Cuisine | by Martha Logan
    • Baking Ingredient Hints
    • Martha's Favorite Cake
    • Brown Sugar Cake
    • Danish Layer Cake
    • Applesauce Cake
    • Prize Chocolate Cake
    • Banana Cake
    • Golden Halo Cake
    • Anniversary White Cake
    • Red Regal Chocolate Cake
    • Chocolate Cake
    • Nut Cake
    • White Cup Cakes
    • Fruited Cup Cakes
    • How To Make Icings
    • Lemon Frosting
    • Chocolate Frosting
    • Caramel Icing
    • Quick Fudge Frosting
    • How To Make A Convenient Biscuit Mix
    • Baking Powder Biscuits
    • Pinwheel Biscuits
    • Glazed Coffee Cake
    • Dessert Shortcake
    • Egg Roll
    • Three Layer Cheese Cake
    • Pecan Caramel Biscuits
    • Biscuit Baskets
    • Quick Yeast Rolls
    • Cheese Biscuit Diamonds
    • How To Make Quick Breads. Cream Puffs
    • Delicate Ginger Bread
    • Apricot Nut Bread
    • Crisp Waffles
    • Muffins And Variations
    • How To Make Cookies. Molasses Cookies
    • Refrigerator Cookies
    • Drop Sugar Cookies
    • Date Fills
    • Brownies
    • Pecan Tea Cookies
    • Rolled Oat Goodies
    • How To Make Pastry. Swift'Ning Pastry Mix
    • One Deep 8-Inch Pie Crust
    • Two Deep 8-Inch Pie Crusts
    • Custard Pie
    • Tart Shells
    • Blackberry Pie
    • Lemon Meringue Pie
    • Pumpkin Pie
    • Butterscotch Pie
    • Pecan Pie
    • Apple Pie
    • Cherry Pie
    • Cream Pie
    • Rhubarb Pie
    • How To Make Fried Foods. Tea Doughnuts
    • How To Make Raised Doughnuts
    • How To Make Egg Quickies
    • How To Make French Fried Onion Rings
    • How To Make French Fried Potatoes
    • How To Make Corn Fritters
    • How To Make Deep-Fat Fried Chicken
    • How To Make Ham Croquettes
    • How To Make Bismarks
    • How To Make Meat Dishes. Frankfurt Toastwiches
    • How To Make Franciscan Meat Pie
    • How To Make Creole Meat Shortcakes
    • How To Make Ham Rolls
    • How To Make Swedish Meat Ring
    • How To Make Meat Pasties
    • Why Accurate Measurements Are Important
    • Swiftning. Swift's Bland Lard
  • Real-Cookery | by GRID
    • Preface To The American Edition
    • Chapter I. Painted Dishes
    • Chapter II. No Meats To Be Fried
    • Chapter III. On Seasoning In The Kitchen
    • Chapter IV. On Bills Of Fare And Their Composition
    • Chapter V. Bills Of Fare, Best Materials
    • Chapter VI. Simplicity
    • Chapter VII. On Entries
    • Chapter VIII. Good Entries
    • Chapter IX. On The Importance Of Taking An Interest In Cookery
    • Chapter X. On The Mistake Of Employing A French Chef
    • Chapter XI. On The Decoration Of The Table
    • Menus
    • Breakfast Menus
    • Dinner Menus
    • How To Cook Shellfish
    • How To Cook Fish
    • How To Cook Meat
    • How To Cook Game
    • How To Make Entrees
    • How To Cook Vegetables
    • How To Make Sauces
    • How To Make Sauces. Continued
    • How To Make Sweets
    • How To Make Ices
    • Patient's Bill Of Fare. Breakfast
    • Luncheon For Patients
    • Dinner For Patients
  • Time Saving Cookery | by Sarah Field Splint
    • Preface
    • How To Make Use Of This Book
    • What Time-Saving Cookery Costs
    • General Supplies That Make Food Taste And Look Better
    • How To Make Quick Appetizers And Relishes For Giving Style To A Meal
    • How To Make Five Simple Appetizers
    • Where Soups Come In
    • How To Make Soups, Home Made But Time Saving
    • How To Cook Meat For The Main Dish
    • How To Cook Fish
    • Recipes To Follow Or Adapt According To Your Needs
    • How To Cook Vegetables For The Main Dish
    • Four Appetizing Ways Of Serving Vegetables
    • When Salad Saves The Day
    • Easy Salads To Prepare
    • How To Make Desserts To Please Every Taste
    • Clever Ways To Make Desserts Seem Elaborate
    • Who Doesn't Like Hot Breads?
    • How To Make Quick Hot Breads
    • How To Make Breakfast Fruits And Cereals
    • How To Make Quick Beverages
    • Unusual Drinks Made In A Moment
    • Menus That Really Save Time And Work
    • McCall's Service Booklets
• Fiction, Novels & Fairy Tales
  • Dream Days | by Kenneth Grahame
    • The Twenty-First Of October
    • The Twenty-First Of October. Part 2
    • The Twenty-First Of October. Part 3
    • Dies Irae
    • Dies Irae. Part 2
    • Dies Irae. Part 3
    • Mutabile Semper
    • Mutabile Semper. Part 2
    • Mutabile Semper. Part 3
    • The Magic Ring
    • The Magic Ring. Part 2
    • The Magic Ring. Part 3
    • Its Walls Were As Of Jasper
    • Its Walls Were As Of Jasper. Part 2
    • Its Walls Were As Of Jasper. Part 3
    • Its Walls Were As Of Jasper. Part 4
    • A Saga Of The Seas
    • A Saga Of The Seas. Part 2
    • A Saga Of The Seas. Part 3
    • A Saga Of The Seas. Part 4
    • The Reluctant Dragon
    • The Reluctant Dragon. Part 2
    • The Reluctant Dragon. Part 3
    • The Reluctant Dragon. Part 4
    • The Reluctant Dragon. Part 5
    • The Reluctant Dragon. Part 6
    • The Reluctant Dragon. Part 7
    • The Reluctant Dragon. Part 8
    • The Reluctant Dragon. Part 9
    • A Departure
    • A Departure. Part 2
    • A Departure. Part 3
  • Foreign Magic: Tales of Every-Day China | by Jean Carter Cochran
    • Foreign Magic
    • Foreword
    • I. The Shadow On The Light Of Asia
    • I. The Shadow On The Light Of Asia. Continued
    • II. Weh Sao Tze The Militant
    • II. Weh Sao Tze The Militant. Continued
    • III. Mr. Chang Of The Crystal Spring Village
    • III. Mr. Chang Of The Crystal Spring Village. Continued
    • IV. Pere Perrin
    • IV. Pere Perrin. Continued
    • V. A Chinese Doctor
    • V. A Chinese Doctor. Part 2
    • V. A Chinese Doctor. Part 3
    • V. A Chinese Doctor. Part 4
    • VI. The Incense Burner
    • VI. The Incense Burner. Part 2
    • VI. The Incense Burner. Part 3
    • VII. How Betty Saved The Kiddies
    • VIII. A Gone Goose
    • VIII. A Gone Goose. Continued
    • IX. The Devious Ways Of A House-Boat
    • IX. The Devious Ways Of A House-Boat. Part 2
    • IX. The Devious Ways Of A House-Boat. Part 3
    • IX. The Devious Ways Of A House-Boat. Part 4
    • X. Foreign Magic. Part I
    • X. Foreign Magic. Part I. 2
    • X. Foreign Magic. Part I. 3
    • Foreign Magic. Part II
    • Foreign Magic. Part II. 2
    • Foreign Magic. Part II. 3
  • Household Tales | by Brothers Grimm
    • Preface
    • The Golden Goose
    • The Wishing Table The Gold Ass And The Cudgel
    • The Wishing Table The Gold Ass And The Cudgel. Part 2
    • The Wishing Table The Gold Ass And The Cudgel. Part 3
    • The Mouse, The Bird, And The Sausage
    • The Fox's Brush
    • The Fox's Brush. Continued
    • Fisherman And His Wife
    • The Twelve Brothers
    • The Twelve Brothers. Continued
    • Briar Rose
    • The Raven
    • The Raven. Continued
    • Fritz And His Friends
    • The Elfin Grove
    • Bear Skin
    • Bear Skin. Continued
    • The Jew In The Bush
    • The Robber Bridegroom
    • Ashputtel
    • Ashputtel. Continued
    • The Three Spinning Fairies
    • Rumpel Stilts-Ken
    • Mother Holle
    • The Nose-Tree
    • The Nose-Tree. Continued
    • The Goose Girl
    • The Goose Girl. Continued
    • King Guzzle Beard
    • The Man In The Bag
    • The Forbidden Room
    • Karl Katz
    • Karl Katz. Continued
    • The Changeling
    • Hans In Luck
    • Hans In Luck. Continued
    • The Bear And The Skrattel
    • The Bear And The Skrattel. Part 2
    • The Bear And The Skrattel. Part 3
    • Tom Thumb
    • Tom Thumb. Continued
    • Snow-Drop
    • Snow-Drop. Continued
    • The Four Crafts-Men
    • Cat-Skin
    • Jorinda And Jorindel
    • Thumbling The Dwarf And Thumbling The Giant
    • Thumbling The Dwarf And Thumbling The Giant. Continued
    • The Juniper Tree
    • The Juniper Tree. Continued
    • The Water Of Life
    • The Water Of Life. Continued
    • The Blue Light
    • The Water Fairy
    • The Water Fairy. Continued
    • The Three Crows
    • The Frog-Prince
    • The Elves And The Cobbler
    • Cherry The Frog-Bride
    • Cherry The Frog-Bride. Continued
    • The Dancing Shoes
    • The Brave Little Tailor
    • Giant Golden-Beard
    • Giant Golden-Beard. Continued
    • Pee-Wit
    • Hansel And Grethel
    • Hansel And Grethel. Part 2
    • Hansel And Grethel. Part 3
    • Lily And The Lion
    • Lily And The Lion. Continued
    • Donkey-Wort
    • Donkey-Wort. Continued
    • The King Of The Golden Mountain
    • The King Of The Golden Mountain. Continued
    • The Two Brothers
    • The Two Brothers. Part 2
    • The Two Brothers. Part 3
    • The Two Brothers. Part 4
    • The Two Brothers. Part 5
    • The Two Brothers. Part 6
    • The Two Brothers. Part 7
  • Legendary Fictions Of The Irish Celts | by Patrick Kennedy
    • Preface
    • Household Stories
    • Jack And His Comrades
    • Jack And His Comrades. Part 2
    • Jack And His Comrades. Part 3
    • The Bad Stepmother
    • The Bad Stepmother. Continued
    • Adventures Of Gilla Na Chreck An Gour
    • Adventures Of Gilla Na Chreck An Gour. Continued
    • Jack The Master And Jack The Servant
    • Jack The Master And Jack The Servant. Continued
    • I'll Be Wiser The Next Time
    • The Three Crowns
    • The Three Crowns. Part 2
    • The Three Crowns. Part 3
    • The Corpse Watchers
    • The Brown Bear Of Norway
    • The Brown Bear Of Norway. Part 2
    • The Brown Bear Of Norway. Part 3
    • The Goban Saor
    • The Three Advices Which The King With The Red Soles Gave To His Son
    • Legends Of The "Good People"
    • The Fairy Child
    • The Changeling And His Bagpipes
    • The Tobinstown Sheeoge
    • The Belated Priest
    • The Palace In The Rath
    • The Breton Version Of The Palace In The Rath
    • The Fairy Nurse
    • The Recovered Bride
    • Faction-Fight Among The Fairies
    • Jemmy Doyle In The Fairy Palace
    • The Fairy Cure
    • The Sea Fairies
    • The Black Cattle Of Durzy Island
    • The Silkie Wife
    • The Pooka Of Murroe
    • The Kildare Pooka
    • The Kildare Lurikeen
    • The Adventures Of The " Son Of Bad Counsel."
    • The Adventures Of The " Son Of Bad Counsel.". Part 2
    • The Adventures Of The " Son Of Bad Counsel.". Part 3
    • Witchcraft, Sorcery, Ghosts, And Fetches
    • The Prophet Before His Time
    • The Bewitched Churn
    • The Ghosts And The Game Of Football
    • The Cat Of The Carman's Stage
    • Cauth Morrisy Looking For Service
    • Black Stairs On Fire
    • The Witches' Excursion
    • The Crock Found In The Rath
    • The Enchantment Of Gearhoidh I Area
    • Illan Eachtach And The Lianan
    • The Misfortunes Of Barrett The Piper
    • The Woman In White
    • The Queen's County Ghost
    • The Ghost In Graigue
    • Droochan's Ghost
    • The Kilranelagh Spirit
    • The Doctor's Fetch
    • The Apparition In Old Ross
    • Ossianic And Other Early Legends
    • Fann Mac Cuil And The Scotch Giant
    • How Fann Mac Cuil And His Men Were Bewitched
    • Qualifications And Duties Of The Fianna Eirionn
    • The Battle Of Ventry Harbour
    • The Fight Of Castle Knoc
    • The Youth Of Fion
    • Fion's First Marriage
    • How Fion Selected A Wife
    • Pursuit Of Diarmuid And Grainnf
    • The Flight Of The Sluggard
    • Beanriogain Na Sciana Breaca
    • Conan's Delusions In Ceash
    • The Youth Of Oisin
    • The Favourite Music Of Fion Mac Cumhail
    • The Old Age Of Oisin
    • Legend Of Loch Na Piasta
    • The King With The Horse's Ears
    • The King With The Horse's Ears. Continued
    • The Story Of The Sculloge's Son From Mu Skerry
    • The Story Of The Sculloge's Son From Mu Skerry. Part 2
    • The Story Of The Sculloge's Son From Mu Skerry. Part 3
    • Fios Fath An Aon Sceil
    • An Br Aon Suan Or
    • The Children Of Lir
    • Lough Neagh
    • Killarney
    • Legend Of The Lake Of Inchiquin
    • How The Shannon Acquired Its Name
    • The Origin Of The Lake Of Tiis
    • The Building Of Ardfert Cathedral
    • How Donaghadee Got Its Name
    • The Borrowed Lake
    • Kilstoheen In The Shannon
    • The Isle Of The Living
    • Fionntuin Mac Bochna
    • The Firbolgs And Danaans
    • Ints Na Muic
    • The Bath Of The White Cows
    • The Quest For The "Tain-Bo-Cuailgne."
    • The Progress Of The Wicked Bard
    • Legends Of The Celtic Saints
    • St. Patrick
    • How St. Patrick Received The Staff Of Jesus
    • The Fortune Of Dichu
    • St. Patrick's Contest With The Druids
    • The Baptism Of Aongus
    • The Decision Of The Chariot
    • Conversion Of The Robber Chief, Macaldus
    • Baptism After Death
    • The Vision Of St. Brigid
    • Death And Burial Of St. Patrick
    • The Corpse-Freighted Barque
    • St. Brigid's Cloak
    • St. Brigid And The Harps
    • "Arran Of The Saints "1 And Its Patrons
    • St. Fanchea's Visit To Arran
    • St. Brendain's Voyage
    • The Island Of The Birds
    • The Sinner Saved
    • A Legend Of St. Mogue1 Of Ferns
    • O'Carroll's Warning
    • How St. Eloi Was Cured Of Pride
    • St. Lateerin Of Cullin
  • Mart Haney's Mate: Money Magic | by Hamlin Garland
    • Foreword
    • Chapter I. The Clerk Of The Golden Eagle
    • The Clerk Of The Golden Eagle. Part 2
    • The Clerk Of The Golden Eagle. Part 3
    • The Clerk Of The Golden Eagle. Part 4
    • Chapter II. Marshall Haney Changes Heart
    • Chapter III. Bertha Yields To Temptation
    • Bertha Yields To Temptation. Part 2
    • Bertha Yields To Temptation. Part 3
    • Chapter IV. Haney Meets An Avenger
    • Haney Meets An Avenger. Continued
    • Chapter V. Bertha's Upward Flight
    • Bertha's Upward Flight. Continued
    • Chapter VI. The Haney Palace
    • The Haney Palace. Continued
    • Chapter VII. Bertha Repulses An Enemy
    • Bertha Repulses An Enemy. Part 2
    • Bertha Repulses An Enemy. Part 3
    • Chapter VIII. Bertha Receives An Invitation
    • Bertha Receives An Invitation. Continued
    • Chapter IX. Bertha Meets Ben Fordyce
    • Bertha Meets Ben Fordyce. Part 2
    • Bertha Meets Ben Fordyce. Part 3
    • Bertha Meets Ben Fordyce. Part 4
    • Chapter X. Ben Pordyce Calls On Horseback
    • Ben Pordyce Calls On Horseback. Part 2
    • Ben Pordyce Calls On Horseback. Part 3
    • Chapter XI. Ben Becomes Adviser To Mrs. Haney
    • Ben Becomes Adviser To Mrs. Haney. Part 2
    • Ben Becomes Adviser To Mrs. Haney. Part 3
    • Ben Becomes Adviser To Mrs. Haney. Part 4
    • Chapter XII. Alice Heath Has A Vision
    • Alice Heath Has A Vision. Part 2
    • Alice Heath Has A Vision. Part 3
    • Alice Heath Has A Vision. Part 4
    • Chapter XIII. Bertha's Yellow Cart
    • Bertha's Yellow Cart. Continued
    • Chapter XIV. The Jolly Send-Off
    • The Jolly Send-Off. Continued
    • Chapter XV. Mart's Visit To His Sister
    • Mart's Visit To His Sister. Part 2
    • Mart's Visit To His Sister. Part 3
    • Chapter XVI. A Dinner And A Play
    • A Dinner And A Play. Part 2
    • A Dinner And A Play. Part 3
    • Chapter XVII. Bertha Becomes A Patron Of Art
    • Bertha Becomes A Patron Of Art. Continued
    • Chapter XVIII Bertha's Portrait Is Discussed
    • Chapter XVIII Bertha's Portrait Is Discussed. Part 2
    • Chapter XVIII Bertha's Portrait Is Discussed. Part 3
    • Chapter XIX. The Farther Bast
    • The Farther Bast. Part 2
    • The Farther Bast. Part 3
    • Chapter XX. Bertha Meets Manhattan
    • Bertha Meets Manhattan. Part 2
    • Bertha Meets Manhattan. Part 3
    • Chapter XXI. Bertha Makes A Promise
    • Bertha Makes A Promise. Part 2
    • Bertha Makes A Promise. Part 3
    • Chapter XXII. The Serpent's Coil
    • The Serpent's Coil. Continued
    • Chapter XXIII. Bertha's Flight
    • Bertha's Flight. Part 2
    • Bertha's Flight. Part 3
    • Bertha's Flight. Part 4
    • Bertha's Flight. Part 5
    • Chapter XXIV. The Haneys Return To The Peaks
    • The Haneys Return To The Peaks. Part 2
    • The Haneys Return To The Peaks. Part 3
    • The Haneys Return To The Peaks. Part 4
    • Chapter XXV. Bertha's Decision
    • Bertha's Decision. Part 2
    • Bertha's Decision. Part 3
    • Chapter XXVI. Alice Visits Haney
    • Alice Visits Haney. Part 2
    • Alice Visits Haney. Part 3
    • Chapter XXVII. Marshall Haney's Sentence
    • Marshall Haney's Sentence. Part 2
    • Marshall Haney's Sentence. Part 3
    • Chapter XXVIII. Virtue Triumphs
    • Virtue Triumphs. Continued
    • Chapter XXIX. Marshall Haney S Last Trail
    • Marshall Haney S Last Trail. Continued
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  • The Spirit Of Christmas | by Henry Van Dyke
    • A Dream-Story. The Christmas Angel
    • A Dream-Story. The Christmas Angel. Part 2
    • A Dream-Story. The Christmas Angel. Part 3
    • A Little Essay. Christmas-Giving And Christmas-Living
    • A Short Christmas Sermon. Keeping Christmas
    • Two Christmas Prayers
  • The Skeleton Key | by Bernard Capes
    • Introduction
    • Chapter I. My First Meeting With The Baron
    • Chapter II. My Second Meeting With The Baron
    • Chapter III. Wildshott
    • Wildshott. Continued
    • Chapter IV. I Am Interested In The Baron
    • I Am Interested In The Baron. Continued
    • Chapter V. The Baron Continues To Interest Me
    • Chapter VI. That Thunders In The Index
    • That Thunders In The Index. Part 2
    • That Thunders In The Index. Part 3
    • Chapter VII. The Baron Visits The Scene Of The Crime
    • The Baron Visits The Scene Of The Crime. Part 2
    • The Baron Visits The Scene Of The Crime. Part 3
    • Chapter VIII. An Entr'acte
    • Chapter IX. The Inquest
    • The Inquest. Part 2
    • The Inquest. Part 3
    • The Inquest. Part 4
    • The Inquest. Part 5
    • The Inquest. Part 6
    • The Inquest. Part 7
    • Chapter X. Afterwards
    • Chapter XI. The Baron Drives
    • The Baron Drives. Continued
    • Chapter XII. The Baron Walks
    • Chapter XIII. Accumulating Evidence
    • Accumulating Evidence. Continued
    • Chapter XIV. The Explosion
    • The Explosion. Part 2
    • The Explosion. Part 3
    • The Explosion. Part 4
    • The Explosion. Part 5
    • The Explosion. Part 6
    • Chapter XV. The Face On The Wall
    • Chapter XVI. The Baron Finds A Champion
    • The Baron Finds A Champion. Part 2
    • The Baron Finds A Champion. Part 3
    • Chapter XVII. And Audrey
    • Chapter XVIII. The Baron Returns
    • The Baron Returns. Continued
    • Chapter XIX. The Dark Horse
    • Chapter XX. The Baron Lays His Cards On The Table
    • The Baron Lays His Cards On The Table. Part 2
    • The Baron Lays His Cards On The Table. Part 3
    • The Baron Lays His Cards On The Table. Part 4
    • The Baron Lays His Cards On The Table. Part 5
    • The Baron Lays His Cards On The Table. Part 6
    • The Baron Lays His Cards On The Table. Part 7
    • The Baron Lays His Cards On The Table. Part 8
    • The Baron Lays His Cards On The Table. Part 9
    • Chapter XXI. A Last Word
    • Works By The Same Author
  • Stories From The Thousand And One Nights | by Edward William Lane and Stanley Lanepoole
    • Introductory Note
    • Introduction
    • Introduction. Part 2
    • Introduction. Part 3
    • Introduction. Part 4
    • Nights 1-3. The Story Of The Merchant And The Jinni
    • The Story Of The First Sheykh And The Gazelle
    • The Story Of The Second Sheykh And The Two Black Hounds
    • The Story Of The Third Sheykh And The Mule
    • The Story Of The Fisherman
    • The Story Of The Fisherman. Continued
    • The Story Of King Yunan And The Sage Duban
    • The Story Of The Husband And The Parrot
    • The Story Of The Envious Wezik And Tht Prince And The Ghuleh
    • The Story Of The Envious Wezik And Tht Prince And The Ghuleh. Part 2
    • The Story Of The Envious Wezik And Tht Prince And The Ghuleh. Part 3
    • The Story Of The Envious Wezik And Tht Prince And The Ghuleh. Part 4
    • The Story Of The Young King Of The Black Islands
    • The Story Of The Young King Of The Black Islands. Part 2
    • The Story Of The Young King Of The Black Islands. Part 3
    • The Story Of The Porter And The Ladies Of Baghdad, And Of The Three Royal Mendicants, Etc
    • Porter And The Ladies Of Baghdad. Part 2
    • Porter And The Ladies Of Baghdad. Part 3
    • Porter And The Ladies Of Baghdad. Part 4
    • The Story Of The First Royal Mendicant
    • The Story Of The First Royal Mendicant. Continued
    • The Story Of The Second Royal Mendicant
    • The Story Of The Second Royal Mendicant. Continued
    • The Story Of The Envier And The Envied
    • The Story Of The Envier And The Envied. Part 2
    • The Story Of The Envier And The Envied. Part 3
    • The Story Of The Third Royal Mendicant
    • The Story Of The Third Royal Mendicant. Part 2
    • The Story Of The Third Royal Mendicant. Part 3
    • The Story Of The Third Royal Mendicant. Part 4
    • The Story Of The First Of The Three Ladies Of Baghdad
    • The Story Of The First Of The Three Ladies Of Baghdad. Continued
    • The Story Of The Second Of The Three Ladies Of Baghdad
    • The Story Of The Second Of The Three Ladies Of Baghdad. Continued
    • Nights 24-32. The Story Of The Humpback
    • The Story Of The Humpback. Continued
    • The Story Told By The Christian Broker
    • The Story Told By The Christian Broker. Part 2
    • The Story Told By The Christian Broker. Part 3
    • The Story Told By The Christian Broker. Part 4
    • The Story Told By The Christian Broker. Part 5
    • The Story Told By The Sultan's Steward
    • The Story Told By The Sultan's Steward. Part 2
    • The Story Told By The Sultan's Steward. Part 3
    • The Story Told By The Tailor
    • The Story Told By The Tailor. Part 2
    • The Story Told By The Tailor. Part 3
    • The Story Told By The Tailor. Part 4
    • The Story Told By The Tailor. Part 5
    • The Barber's Story Of Himself
    • The Barber's Story Of His First Brother
    • The Story Told By The Jewish Physician
    • The Story Told By The Jewish Physician. Part 2
    • The Story Told By The Jewish Physician. Part 3
    • The Barber's Story Of His Second Brother
    • The Barber's Story Of His Third Brother
    • The Barber's Story Of His Fourth Brother
    • The Barber's Fifth Brother
    • The Barber's Fifth Brother. Continued
    • The Barber's Story Of His Sixth Brother
    • The Barber's Story Of His Sixth Brother. Continued
    • Nights 32-36. The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 2
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 3
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 4
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 5
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 6
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 7
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 8
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 9
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 10
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 11
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 12
    • The Story Of Nur-Ed-Din And Enis-El-Telis. Part 13
    • Nights 537-566. The Story Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea And Es-Sindibad Of The Land
    • The First Voyage Of Es Sindibad Of The Sea
    • The First Voyage Of Es Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 2
    • The First Voyage Of Es Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 3
    • The Second Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea
    • The Third Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea
    • The Third Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 2
    • The Third Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 3
    • The Third Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 4
    • The Fourth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea
    • The Fourth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 2
    • The Fourth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 3
    • The Fourth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 4
    • The Fourth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 5
    • The Fifth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea
    • The Fifth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 2
    • The Fifth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 3
    • The Sixth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea
    • The Sixth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 2
    • The Sixth Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea. Part 3
    • The Seventh Voyage Of Es-Sindibad Of The Sea
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 2
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 3
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 4
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 5
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 6
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 7
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 8
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 9
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 10
    • The Story Of The City Of Brass. Part 11
    • Nights 738-756. The Story Of Jullanar Of The Sea
    • The Story Of Jullanar Of The Sea. Part 2
    • The Story Of Jullanar Of The Sea. Part 3
    • The Story Of Jullanar Of The Sea. Part 4
    • The Story Of Jullanar Of The Sea. Part 5
    • Appendix. The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 2
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 3
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 4
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 5
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 6
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 7
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 8
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 9
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 10
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 11
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 12
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 13
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 14
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 15
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 16
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 17
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 18
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 19
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 20
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 21
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 22
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 23
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 24
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 25
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 26
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 27
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 28
    • The Story Of 'Ala-Ed-Din And The Wonderful Lamp. Part 29
    • The Story Of 'Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves
    • The Story Of 'Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves. Part 2
    • The Story Of 'Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves. Part 3
    • The Story Of 'Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves. Part 4
    • The Story Of 'Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves. Part 5
    • The Story Of 'Ali Baba And The Forty Thieves. Part 6
  • To Tell You The Truth | by Leonard Merrick
    • I. Mademoiselle Ma Mere
    • Mademoiselle Ma Mere. Part 2
    • Mademoiselle Ma Mere. Part 3
    • Mademoiselle Ma Mere. Part 4
    • Mademoiselle Ma Mere. Part 5
    • Mademoiselle Ma Mere. Part 6
    • Mademoiselle Ma Mere. Part 7
    • Mademoiselle Ma Mere. Part 8
    • II. Aribaud's Two Wives
    • Aribaud's Two Wives. Part 2
    • Aribaud's Two Wives. Part 3
    • Aribaud's Two Wives. Part 4
    • III. That Villain Her Father
    • That Villain Her Father. Continued
    • IV. The Statue
    • The Statue. Part 2
    • The Statue. Part 3
    • V. The Celebrity At Home
    • The Celebrity At Home. Part 2
    • The Celebrity At Home. Part 3
    • VI. Picq Plays The Hero
    • Picq Plays The Hero. Part 2
    • Picq Plays The Hero. Part 3
    • Picq Plays The Hero. Part 4
    • VII. A Flat To Spare
    • A Flat To Spare. Part 2
    • A Flat To Spare. Part 3
    • A Flat To Spare. Part 4
    • VIII. A Portrait Of A Coward
    • A Portrait Of A Coward. Part 2
    • A Portrait Of A Coward. Part 3
    • A Portrait Of A Coward. Part 4
    • IX. The Boom
    • The Boom. Part 2
    • The Boom. Part 3
    • The Boom. Part 4
    • X. Pilar Naranjo
    • XI. The Girl Who Was Tired Of Love
    • The Girl Who Was Tired Of Love. Part 2
    • The Girl Who Was Tired Of Love. Part 3
    • The Girl Who Was Tired Of Love. Part 4
    • The Girl Who Was Tired Of Love. Part 5
    • XII. In The Year Of Our Lord 1918
    • XIII. A Pot Of Pansies
    • A Pot Of Pansies. Part 2
    • A Pot Of Pansies. Part 3
    • A Pot Of Pansies. Part 4
    • A Pot Of Pansies. Part 5
    • A Pot Of Pansies. Part 6
    • XIV. Floromond And Frisonnette
    • Floromond And Frisonnette. Part 2
    • Floromond And Frisonnette. Part 3
    • Floromond And Frisonnette. Part 4
    • Floromond And Frisonnette. Part 5
    • The Works Of Leonard Merrick
• Gardening And Planting Books
  • Culinary Herbs: Their Cultivation, Harvesting, Curing and Uses | by M. G. Kains
    • Preface
    • Culinary Herbs
    • A Dinner Of Herbs
    • Culinary Herbs Defined
    • History
    • Production Of New Varieties
    • Status And Uses
    • Notable Instance Of Uses
    • Methods Of Curing
    • Drying And Storing
    • Herbs As Garnishes
    • Propagation
    • Cuttings
    • Layers
    • Division
    • Transplanting
    • Implements
    • Location Of Herb Garden
    • The Soil And Its Preparation
    • Cultivation
    • Herb Relationships
    • Compositae
    • Angelica
    • Anise
    • Balm
    • Basil
    • Borage
    • Caraway
    • Catnip, Or Cat Mint
    • Chervil
    • Chives
    • Clary
    • Coriander
    • Cumin
    • Dill
    • Fennel
    • Finocchio, Or Florence Fennel
    • Fennel Flower
    • Hoarhound, Or Horehound
    • Hyssop
    • Lavender
    • Lovage
    • Marigold
    • Marjoram
    • Mint
    • Parsley
    • Parsley Cultivation. Continued
    • Pennyroyal
    • Peppermint
    • Rosemary
    • Rue
    • Sage
    • Savory, Summer
    • Savory, Winter
    • Southernwood
    • Tansy
    • Tarragon
    • Thyme
  • Flower Gardening | by H. S. Adams
    • Chapter I. Flowers And The Home
    • Chapter II. Flower Gardens Of Many Kinds
    • Flower Gardens Of Many Kinds. Part 2
    • Flower Gardens Of Many Kinds. Part 3
    • Chapter III. Laying Out The Flower Garden
    • Chapter IV. How To Succeed With Flowers
    • Chapter V. Spring Work In The Garden
    • Spring Work In The Garden. Continued
    • Chapter VI. Work For Summer Days
    • Chapter VII. The Garden's Needs In Autumn
    • The Garden's Needs In Autumn. Continued
    • Chapter VIII. Borders For A Small Place
    • Borders For A Small Place. Continued
    • Chapter IX. Accumulating A Garden
    • Chapter X. Why A Hardy Garden Is Best
    • Chapter XI. The Special Value Of Perennials
    • The Special Value Of Perennials. Part 2
    • The Special Value Of Perennials. Part 3
    • Chapter XII. The Best Uses Of Annuals
    • The Best Uses Of Annuals. Continued
    • Chapter XIII. Shrubs In The Flower Garden
    • Shrubs In The Flower Garden. Part 2
    • Shrubs In The Flower Garden. Part 3
    • Chapter XIV. Spring And Summer Flowers From Bulbs
    • Spring And Summer Flowers From Bulbs. Part 2
    • Spring And Summer Flowers From Bulbs. Part 3
    • Chapter XV. Seasonal Effects With Flowers
    • Seasonal Effects With Flowers. Continued
    • Chapter XVI. The Making Of Flower Pictures
    • Chapter XVII. Flowers For Cutting
    • Chapter XVIII. The Most Dependable Flowers
    • The Most Dependable Flowers. Continued
    • Chapter XIX. Flowers For Shaded Gardens
    • Chapter XX. The Joy Of A Flower Hobby
    • The Joy Of A Flower Hobby. Continued
    • Chapter XXI. Knowing The Flowers By Name
    • Chapter XXII. Birds And The Flower Garden
  • Economic Tree Planting | by Birdsey Grant Northrop
    • Preface
    • Economic Tree-Planting
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 2
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 3
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 4
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 5
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 6
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 7
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 8
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 9
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 10
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 11
    • Economic Tree-Planting. Part 12
  • A History Of Gardening In England | by Alicia Amherst
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. Monastic Gardening
    • Monastic Gardening. Part 2
    • Monastic Gardening. Part 3
    • Monastic Gardening. Part 4
    • Monastic Gardening. Part 5
    • Monastic Gardening. Part 6
    • Monastic Gardening. Part 7
    • Monastic Gardening. Part 8
    • Expenses, Rents Repaid To Various Churches, Etc
    • Chapter II. Thirteenth Century
    • Thirteenth Century. Part 2
    • Thirteenth Century. Part 3
    • Thirteenth Century. Part 4
    • Chapter III. Fourteenth And Fifteenth Centuries
    • Fourteenth And Fifteenth Centuries. Part 2
    • Fourteenth And Fifteenth Centuries. Part 3
    • Fourteenth And Fifteenth Centuries. Part 4
    • Fourteenth And Fifteenth Centuries. Part 5
    • Chapter IV. Early Garden Literature
    • Early Garden Literature. Continued
    • Plants From "The Feate Of Gardening"
    • List Of Herbs At The Beginning Of A Book Of Cookery Recipes, Fifteenth Century. Sloane Ms. 1201
    • Herbys Necessary For A Gardyn By Letter
    • Chapter V. Early Tudor Gardens
    • Early Tudor Gardens. Part 2
    • Early Tudor Gardens. Part 3
    • Early Tudor Gardens. Part 4
    • Early Tudor Gardens. Part 5
    • Early Tudor Gardens. Part 6
    • Early Tudor Gardens. Part 7
    • Early Tudor Gardens. Part 8
    • Early Tudor Gardens. Part 9
    • Chapter VI. Elizabethan Flower Garden
    • Elizabethan Flower Garden. Part 2
    • Elizabethan Flower Garden. Part 3
    • Elizabethan Flower Garden. Part 4
    • Elizabethan Flower Garden. Part 5
    • Elizabethan Flower Garden. Part 6
    • Elizabethan Flower Garden. Part 7
    • The Maske Of Flowers
    • Chapter VII. Kitchen Gardening Under Elizabeth And James I
    • Kitchen Gardening Under Elizabeth And James I. Part 2
    • Kitchen Gardening Under Elizabeth And James I. Part 3
    • Kitchen Gardening Under Elizabeth And James I. Part 4
    • Kitchen Gardening Under Elizabeth And James I. Part 5
    • Kitchen Gardening Under Elizabeth And James I. Part 6
    • Kitchen Gardening Under Elizabeth And James I. Part 7
    • Kitchen Gardening Under Elizabeth And James I. Part 8
    • Kitchen Gardening Under Elizabeth And James I. Part 9
    • Chapter VIII. Elizabethan Garden Literature
    • Elizabethan Garden Literature. Part 2
    • Elizabethan Garden Literature. Part 3
    • Elizabethan Garden Literature. Part 4
    • Chapter IX. Seventeenth Century
    • Seventeenth Century. Part 2
    • Seventeenth Century. Part 3
    • Seventeenth Century. Part 4
    • Seventeenth Century. Part 5
    • Seventeenth Century. Part 6
    • Seventeenth Century. Part 7
    • Seventeenth Century. Part 8
    • Seventeenth Century. Part 9
    • Seventeenth Century. Part 10
    • Chapter X. Gardening Under William And Mary
    • Gardening Under William And Mary. Part 2
    • Gardening Under William And Mary. Part 3
    • Gardening Under William And Mary. Part 4
    • Gardening Under William And Mary. Part 5
    • Gardening Under William And Mary. Part 6
    • Chapter XI. Dawn Of Landscape Gardening
    • Dawn Of Landscape Gardening. Part 2
    • Dawn Of Landscape Gardening. Part 3
    • Dawn Of Landscape Gardening. Part 4
    • Dawn Of Landscape Gardening. Part 5
    • Dawn Of Landscape Gardening. Part 6
    • Dawn Of Landscape Gardening. Part 7
    • Dawn Of Landscape Gardening. Part 8
    • Chapter XII. Landscape Gardening
    • Landscape Gardening. Part 2
    • Landscape Gardening. Part 3
    • Landscape Gardening. Part 4
    • Landscape Gardening. Part 5
    • Landscape Gardening. Part 6
    • Chapter XIII. Nineteenth Century
    • Nineteenth Century. Part 2
    • Nineteenth Century. Part 3
    • Nineteenth Century. Part 4
    • Nineteenth Century. Part 5
    • Nineteenth Century. Part 6
    • Nineteenth Century. Part 7
    • Nineteenth Century. Part 8
    • Parliamentary Surveys. Surrey, No. 72. Survey Of Wimbledon.
    • Parliamentary Surveys. Part 2
    • Parliamentary Surveys. Part 3
    • Parliamentary Surveys. Part 4
    • Parliamentary Surveys. Part 5
    • Parliamentary Surveys, Hertford, No. 26. Survey Of Theobalds
    • The Laundrie House, Rooms, Barn, Stables, Etc
    • The Privie Garden
    • The Greate Garden
    • The Marble Fountaine
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 2
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 3
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 4
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 5
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 6
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 7
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 8
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 9
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 10
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 11
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 12
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 13
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 14
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 15
    • Bibliography Of Works On English Gardening. Printed Books. Part 16
  • Indoor Gardening | by Eben E. Rexford
    • Foreword
    • I. Soil For Pot Plants
    • II. Pots And Saucers
    • III. Drainage
    • IV. Potting And Repotting
    • V. The Use Of Water
    • VI. The Use Of Fertilizers
    • VII. The Resting-Spell Of Plants
    • VIII. Plant Propagation
    • IX. Pruning And Training
    • X. The Diseases Of Plants
    • XI. The Insect Enemies Of Plants
    • XI. The Insect Enemies Of Plants. Continued
    • XII. What Windows To Grow Plants In
    • XIII. Wintering Plants In The Cellar
    • XIV. The General Care Of House-Plants
    • XV. The Summer Care Of House-Plants
    • XV. The Summer Care Of House-Plants. Continued
    • XVI. Plant Rooms
    • XVII. Seedlings In The House
    • XVIII. Getting Ready For Winter
    • XIX. How To Treat Frozen Plants
    • XX. Window And Veranda Boxes
    • XXI. Begonias
    • XXI. Begonias. Continued
    • XXII. The Fuchsia
    • XXIII. The Geranium
    • XXIV. The Chrysanthemum
    • XXV. Roses And Abutilons
    • The Abutilon
    • XXVI. Palm-Culture
    • XXVII. Ferns
    • XXVIII. The Azalea And The Amaryllis
    • XXIX. Other Desirable Plants For Amateur Culture
    • Tuberous Begonias
    • Gloxinias
    • Coprosma
    • Plumbago
    • Carnation
    • Marguerite Carnation
    • Ficus
    • Agerattjm - Aedisia
    • Jerusalem Cherry - Aucuba
    • Oleander
    • Calla
    • Cestrum
    • Coleus
    • Farfugium - Genista
    • Heliotrope
    • Pelargonium
    • Tuberose
    • Valotta
    • Chinese Primrose
    • Primula
    • Hydrangea
    • Petunia
    • Salvia
    • Oxalis - Lysimachia
    • Tradescantia
    • XXXI. Some Good Decorative Plants
    • XXXII. Bulbs For The Winter Window-Garden
    • XXXII. Bulbs For The Winter Window-Garden. Part 2
    • XXXII. Bulbs For The Winter Window-Garden. Part 3
    • XXXII. Bulbs For The Winter Window-Garden. Part 4
    • XXXIII. Vines For House Culture
    • XXXIV. Room Decorations
    • XXXIV. Room Decorations. Continued
    • XXXV. The Knack Of Bouquet-Making
    • XXXVI. The Parlor Fernery
    • XXXVII. The Amateur Gardener's Implement Outfit
    • XXXVIII. Hints And Suggestions
    • Other Books by Rexford
  • Landscape Gardening | by Andrew Jackson Downing
    • Original Preface
    • Preface By The Editor
    • Chapter I. Historical Sketches
    • Historical Sketches. Continued
    • Woodlands
    • Lemon Hill
    • Waltham House
    • Hyde Park
    • The Manor Of Livingston
    • Blithewood
    • Montgomery Place
    • Ellerslie
    • Wodenethe, Kenwood, The Manor House Of The "Patroon"
    • Beaverwyck
    • The Cottage Residence Of William H. Aspinwall, Esq
    • The Seat Of The Wadsworth Family
    • The Environs Of Boston
    • Pine Bank, The Perkins Estate
    • The Country Seat Of George Sheaff, Esq
    • Cottage Residence Of Mrs. Camac
    • Stenton
    • The Villa Residence Of Alexander Brown, Esq
    • Chapter II. Beauties And Principles Of The Art
    • Beauties And Principles Of The Art. Part 2
    • Beauties And Principles Of The Art. Part 3
    • Beauties And Principles Of The Art. Part 4
    • Beauties And Principles Of The Art. Part 5
    • Beauties And Principles Of The Art. Part 6
    • Chapter III. On Wood And Plantations
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 2
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 3
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 4
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 5
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 6
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 7
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 8
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 9
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 10
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 11
    • On Wood And Plantations. Part 12
    • Chapter IV. Treatment Of Ground
    • Treatment Of Ground. Part 2
    • Treatment Of Ground. Part 3
    • Chapter V. Treatment Of Water
    • Treatment Of Water. Part 2
    • Treatment Of Water. Part 3
    • Treatment Of Water. Part 4
    • Treatment Of Water. Part 5
    • Chapter VI. Embellishments
    • Embellishments. Part 2
    • Embellishments. Part 3
    • Embellishments. Part 4
    • Embellishments. Part 5
    • Embellishments. Part 6
    • Embellishments. Part 7
    • Embellishments. Part 8
    • Embellishments. Part 9
    • Embellishments. Part 10
    • Embellishments. Part 11
    • Chapter VII. The Philosophy Of Rural Taste
    • Chapter VIII. The Beautiful In Ground
    • Chapter IX. The Beautiful In A Tree
    • Chapter X. On The Drapery Of Cottages And Gardens
    • On The Drapery Of Cottages And Gardens. Part 2
    • On The Drapery Of Cottages And Gardens. Part 3
    • Chapter XI. A Few Hints On Landscape Gardening
    • Chapter XII. Hints To Rural Improvers
    • Hints To Rural Improvers. Part 2
    • Hints To Rural Improvers. Part 3
    • Chapter XIII. On The Mistakes Of Citizens In Country Life
    • On The Mistakes Of Citizens In Country Life. Part 2
    • On The Mistakes Of Citizens In Country Life. Part 3
    • Chapter XIV. On Citizens Retiring To The Country
    • On Citizens Retiring To The Country. Continued
    • Chapter XV. How To Choose A Site For A Country Seat
    • How To Choose A Site For A Country Seat. Continued
    • Chapter XVI. How To Arrange Country Places
    • How To Arrange Country Places. Continued
    • Chapter XVII. The Management Of Large Country Places
    • Chapter XVIII. Country Places In Autumn
    • Chapter XIX. The Neglected American Plants
    • Chapter XX. A Word In Favor Of Evergreens
    • A Word In Favor Of Evergreens. Continued
    • Chapter XXI. Hints On Flower Gardens
    • Chapter XXII. A Chapter On Roses
    • A Chapter On Roses. Continued
    • Half A Dozen Bourbon Roses
    • Half A Dozen China Roses
    • Chapter XXIII. A Talk With Flora And Pomona
    • A Talk With Flora And Pomona. Continued
    • Chapter XXIV. Influence Of Horticulture
    • Chapter XXV. On Feminine Taste In Rural Affairs
    • On Feminine Taste In Rural Affairs. Part 2
    • On Feminine Taste In Rural Affairs. Part 3
    • On Feminine Taste In Rural Affairs. Part 4
    • Chapter XXVI. A Spring Gossip
    • A Spring Gossip. Continued
    • Chapter XXVII. Economy In Gardening
    • Chapter XXVIII. A Chapter On Lawns
    • A Chapter On Lawns. Continued
    • Chapter XXIX. Treatment Of Lawns
    • Chapter XXX. Transplanting Of Trees
    • Transplanting Of Trees. Part 2
    • Transplanting Of Trees. Part 3
    • Chapter XXXI. Our Country Villages
    • Our Country Villages. Part 2
    • Our Country Villages. Part 3
    • Chapter XXXII. On The Improvement Of Country Villages
    • On The Improvement Of Country Villages. Continued
    • Chapter XXXIII. Shade-Trees In Cities
    • Shade-Trees In Cities. Continued
    • Chapter XXXIV. Trees In Towns And Villages
    • Trees In Towns And Villages. Continued
    • Chapter XXXV. On Planting Shade Trees
    • Chapter XXXVI. How To Popularize The Taste For Planting
    • How To Popularize The Taste For Planting. Continued
    • Chapter XXXVII. Public Cemeteries And Public Gardens
    • Public Cemeteries And Public Gardens. Continued
    • Chapter XXXVIII. The New York Park
    • The New York Park. Continued
    • Appendix I. List Of Roses
    • Appendix II. Memoir
    • Memoir. Part 2
    • Memoir. Part 3
    • Memoir. Part 4
    • Memoir. Part 5
    • Memoir. Part 6
    • Memoir. Part 7
    • Memoir. Part 8
    • Memoir. Part 9
    • Memoir. Part 10
    • Memoir. Part 11
    • Memoir. Part 12
    • Memoir. Part 13
    • Appendix III. To The Memory Of Andrew Jackson Downing
    • To The Memory Of Andrew Jackson Downing. Continued
  • The Natural Style In Landscape Gardening | by Frank A. Waugh
    • What Is Meant
    • What Is Meant. Continued
    • The Native Landscape
    • The Native Landscape. Part 2
    • The Native Landscape. Part 3
    • Form And Spirit
    • Form And Spirit. Part 2
    • Form And Spirit. Part 3
    • The Landscape Motive
    • Principles Of Structural Composition
    • Principles Of Structural Composition. Part 2
    • Principles Of Structural Composition. Part 3
    • The Art Of Grouping
    • The Art Of Grouping. Part 2
    • The Art Of Grouping. Part 3
    • The Art Of Grouping. Part 4
    • The Art Of Grouping. Part 5
    • Features And Furnishings
    • Features And Furnishings. Part 2
    • Features And Furnishings. Part 3
    • The Open Field
  • Rubber And Rubber Planting | by R. H. Lock
    • Preface
    • Short List Of References
    • Chapter I. The History Of The Use And Cultivation Of Rubber
    • Vulcanised Rubber
    • The Discovery Of Rubber In America
    • The Trade In Wild Rubber
    • Sir Clements Markhant Proposes Plantations
    • Hevea Brasiliensis In Ceylon
    • Early Experiments
    • Rise Of The Plantation Industry In The East
    • Production From Estates
    • Variations In The Price Of Rubber
    • Chapter II. The Botanical Sources Of Rubber
    • List Of The Principal Rubber-Yielding Species
    • Hevea Brasiliensis, Para Rubber
    • Economic Aspects Of The Amazon Rubber Industry
    • Other Species Of Manihot
    • Castilloa
    • Other American Species
    • Guayule Rubber
    • African Rubbers
    • Asiatic Rubbers
    • Jelutong Rubber
    • Chapter III. The Physiology Of Latex Production
    • The Structure And Functions Of The Vegetative Organs
    • The Laticiferous System
    • Latex Tubes
    • Latex Vessels
    • Hevea. Gross Structure Of The Bark
    • Minute Anatomy Of Hevea Bark
    • The Effects Of Wounding The Bark
    • Renewal Of Bark
    • The Functions Of Latex
    • Composition Of Hevea Latex
    • Coagulation
    • Chapter IV. The Physiology Of Latex (Continued). Tapping Experiments
    • Wound Response
    • Reasons For The Increase Of Yield On Tapping
    • Duration Of Yield
    • Relation Of Yield To Volume Of Bark
    • Origin Of Latex
    • Origin Of Latex. Continued
    • Variation In Yield Of Individual Trees
    • Variation In Yield Of Individual Trees. Continued
    • Yield At Different Levels Of The Trunk
    • Effect Of Tapping On The Composition Of The Latex
    • General Considerations Affecting Yields
    • Resting Periods
    • The Effects Of Tapping On The Tree
    • Hevea. Planting Operations. Choice Of Situation And Soil
    • Land Tenure
    • Seed Selection
    • Draining, Irrigation, Roads, Etc
    • Lining And Spacing
    • Holing And Planting
    • Weeding
    • Intercrops
    • Cultivation And Manuring
    • Green Manuring
    • Shade And Wind Belts
    • Pruning Of Rubber Trees
    • Thinning Out
    • Oil From Rubber Seeds
    • Oil From Rubber Seeds. Continued
    • Chapter VI. Harvesting Operations
    • Harvesting Operations. Part 2
    • Harvesting Operations. Part 3
    • The Paring Process
    • Angle Of Cut
    • Distance Between Successive Cuts And Yield At Different Levels
    • Difficulties And Precautions
    • Chapter VII. Factory Work On The Estate
    • Factory Work On The Estate. Part 2
    • Factory Work On The Estate. Part 3
    • Criping And Vacuum Drying
    • Smoking
    • Sales And Markets
    • The Best Form Of Plantation Rubber
    • Defects And Blemishes
    • Chapter VIII. The Pests And Diseases Of Hevea
    • Epidemics
    • Wind
    • Animals
    • Insects
    • Fungus Diseases
    • Diseases Of The Roots
    • Fomes Semitostus
    • Hymenochaete Noxia
    • Diseases Of The Stem Canker
    • Pink Disease
    • Die-Back
    • Burrs And Nodules
    • General Sanitation
    • Chapter IX. The Cultivation Of Species Other Than Hevea Brasiliensis
    • Manihot
    • Funtumia
    • Ficus Elastica
    • Chapter X. The Chemistry Of India-Rubber
    • Properties Of Colloids
    • Composition Of Technically Pure Rubber
    • Physical Properties
    • Destructive Distillation Synthesis
    • Vulcanisation
    • Chapter XI. The Manufacture Of Rubber Goods
    • Washing Of Rubber Goods
    • Drying Of Rubber Goods
    • Mastication And Mixing Of Rubber Goods
    • Preparation Of Sheet Rubber
    • Calendering
    • Manufacture Of Various Articles
    • Rubber Solution
    • Vulcanisation During Manufacture
    • The Dry Process
    • Cold Process
    • Reclaimed Rubber
    • Vulcanite
    • The Testing Of Rubber Goods
  • School Gardening | by W. Francis Rankine
    • Introduction
    • Chapter I. The Soil
    • Chapter II. Soil Cultivation. Digging
    • Bastard Or False Trenching
    • Chapter III. Garden Tools
    • Chapter IV. The School Garden. Arrangement And Cropping
    • The School Garden. Arrangement And Cropping. Continued
    • Chapter V. Manures
    • Natural Manures
    • Artificial Manures
    • Chapter VI. Germination And Seed Sowing
    • Chapter VII. Green Vegetables
    • Broccoli And Cauliflower
    • Pests Of The Cabbage Family And Their Treatment
    • Lettuce, Spinach
    • Chapter VIII. Pod-Bearing Vegetables. Peas And Beans
    • Chapter IX. Tap-Rooted Vegetables
    • Beet
    • Carrots
    • Turnips
    • Radishes
    • Chapter X. The Potato
    • Diseases And Their Remedies Of Potatoes
    • Wireworm
    • Chapter XI. Bulbous-Rooted Vegetables
    • Chapter XII. Miscellaneous Crops
    • Rhubarb
    • Cucumbers
    • Tomatoes
    • Celery
    • Chapter XIII. Fruit Culture. The Fruit Plot
    • Chapter XIV. Suitable Fruits
    • Chapter XV. Fruit Tree Planting
    • Chapter XVI. Small Fruit. Currants, Gooseberries
    • Gooseberries
    • Raspberries
    • Strawberries
    • Chapter XVII. Apples, Pears, And Plums
    • Pears
    • Plums
    • Chapter XVIII. Grafting And Budding
    • Budding
    • Chapter XIX. Flowers
    • Glossary
  • A Few Suggestions On Tree Planting | by C. S. Sargent
    • Directions For Planting
    • General Directions For Tree-Planting
    • Directions For Procuring Young Trees
    • A Few Suggestions On Tree Planting
    • A Few Suggestions On Tree Planting. Part 2
    • A Few Suggestions On Tree Planting. Part 3
    • A Few Suggestions On Tree Planting. Part 4
    • Larch And Scotch Pine
    • The Sugar Maple, The White Elm, And The White Ash
    • The White Cedar (Cupressus Thyoides, L)
    • The Finest Hickories
    • The Sugar Maple (Acer Saccharinum, Wang)
    • The Common European Elm (Ulmus Campestris, L)
    • The Common European Elm (Ulmus Campestris, L). Continued
    • The European Larch
    • Estimated Profits Of A Plantation Of European Larch Of Ten Acres, To Last Fifty Years
  • Tree Planting On Streets And Highways | by William F. Fox
    • Highway Planting
    • Highway Law
    • Selection Of Trees
    • Street Planting
    • Selection Of Spectes
    • Selection Of Spectes. Part 2
    • Selection Of Spectes. Part 3
    • Selection Of Spectes. Part 4
    • Undesirable Species
    • Destructive Insects
    • Rapidity Of Growth
    • Transplanting
    • Praning
    • Arrangement Of Trees On Streets
    • Protection Of Trees
    • Protection From Insects
    • Municipal Control
    • Legislation. Massachusetts
    • Legislation. Connecticut
    • Legislation. Pennsylvania
    • Legislation. New Jersey
    • Legislation. Ohio
    • Legislation. Minnesota
    • Legislation. California
    • Legislation. Florida
    • Autumn Foliage
    • Prevailing Colors
    • Prevailing Colors. Part 2
    • Prevailing Colors. Part 3
    • Influence Of Frost
    • Common And Botanical Names Of Trees Mentioned In This Article
  • Town Gardening | by Mary Hampden
    • Introduction
    • Chapter I. Choosing The Right Plants, Shrubs, Bulbs, Etc
    • Choosing The Right Plants, Shrubs, Bulbs, Etc. Continued
    • Chapter II. Artificial Beds And Borders, Boxes, Tubs, Barrels, Etc
    • Chapter III. Preparing Garden Soil And Composts
    • Chapter IV. Planting And Potting
    • Chapter V. Seeds, Cuttings, Etc
    • Chapter VI. Daily Routine And Seasonable Work
    • Chapter VII. Keeping Up The Flower Display
    • Chapter VIII. How To Group Pot Plants
    • Chapter IX. Preparing For Autumn Beauty
    • Chapter X. Window Gardens And Conservatories
    • Window Gardens And Conservatories. Continued
    • Chapter XI. Life In Town Gardens
    • Chapter XII. Daily Routine And Seasonable Work
    • Chapter XIII. Bulb Potting, Etc
    • Bulb Potting, Etc. Continued
    • Hyacinths In Glasses
    • Chapter XIV. Bedding Out For Spring
    • Chapter XV. Roses, Trees, Shrubs, Etc
    • Chapter XVI. The Hardiest Perennials And Biennials
    • Chapter XVII. Fine Winter Effects
    • Crocus Susianus
    • Chapter XVIII. Daily Routine And Seasonable Work
    • Chapter XIX. Home Raised Plants
    • Chapter XX. Buying Trees, Climbers, Etc
    • Chapter XXI. Violets, And Other Buttonhole Flowers
    • Chapter XXII. Rock Gardening And Alpine Plants
    • Chapter XXIII. A Number Of Novel Suggestions
    • Chapter XXIV. Daily Routine And Seasonable Work
  • Tree Planting For Timber And Fuel | by C. B. Mcnaughton
    • A Municipal Undertaking. The Rust-En-Vrede Scheme At Oudtshoorn
    • General
    • Propagation
    • Seeds
    • Sowing Of Seeds
    • Planting Out
    • Rust-En-Vrede-Plantation Scheme
    • Preliminary Works
    • What To Plant
    • What To Plant. Continued
    • For Extensive Planting
  • Trees And Tree-Planting | by James S. Brisbin
    • Introduction
    • Introduction. Continued
    • Chapter I. Forest Destruction
    • Chapter II. Consequences Of Forest Destruction
    • Chapter III. Effect Of Forests On A Country
    • Chapter IV. Danger Of Timber Famine
    • Chapter V. Destroying The Redwood
    • Logging In California
    • Chapter VI. Famous Trees Of The World
    • Famous Trees Of The World. Continued
    • Chapter VII. The Oldest Timber In The World
    • Chapter VIII. The Beauty Of Trees
    • Chapter IX. Influence Of Trees On Climate
    • Chapter X. Warmth Of Trees In Winter And Coolness In Summer
    • Chapter XI. The Blood Of Trees
    • The Blood Of Trees. Continued
    • Chapter XII. Shelter-Belts
    • Motion Of The Atmospheee
    • Facts
    • Chapter XIII. Kinds Of Trees To Plant
    • The Ash
    • The White Ash
    • The Blue Ash
    • Black Ash
    • Red Ash
    • Geeen Ash
    • The Mountain Ash
    • The Ameeican Floweeing Ash
    • Chapter XIV. The Walnut
    • The Black Walnut
    • The Butternut
    • The English Walnut
    • Chapter XV. The Maples
    • Sugar Maple
    • The Soft Maple
    • Box Eldee, Or Ash-Leaved Maple
    • The Moose-Wood Or Steiped Maple
    • The Noeway Maple
    • The Large-Leaved Maple
    • The Round-Leaved Maple
    • Chapter XVI. The Elms
    • White Elm
    • The Wahoo, Or Winged Elm
    • The Red Elm
    • Chapter XVII. The Locust
    • The Honey-Locust
    • The Water-Locust
    • The Yellow Locust
    • The Black Or Common Locust
    • The Hose-Flowered Locust
    • Chapter XVIII. The Chestnut
    • The Chincapin
    • Chapter XIX. The Box-Elder
    • Chapter XX. The Birch
    • Chapter XXI. The Hickory
    • Shellbark Hickory
    • Thick Shellbark Hickoey
    • Pignut Hickory
    • The Mocker Nut
    • The Pecan Nut
    • The Butternut Hickoey
    • Chapter XXII. The Pines
    • The White Pine
    • The Bed Pine
    • Gbat Or Scrub Pine
    • Yellow Pine
    • Pitch Pine
    • Stone Pine
    • Loblolly Or Oldfield Pine
    • Corsican Pine
    • Chapter XXIII. Cedars
    • Common Juniper
    • The Cedran-Tree
    • Chapter XXIV. Lindens
    • Chapter XXV. Larches
    • Chapter XXVI. The Magnolias
    • Chapter XXVII. Yellow Wood
    • The Dogwood - Cornel Dogwood
    • Jamaica Dogwood
    • The Date - Plum Persimmon - Persimmon
    • The Mulberry - Red Mulberry
    • The Black Mulberry
    • The White Mulberry
    • Chapter XXVIII. The Bow-Wood, Or Osage Orange
    • Chapter XXIX. The Ailantus, Or Tree Of Heaven
    • Chapter XXX. The Buckeye
    • Horse-Chestnut Buckeye
    • Ohio Buckeye
    • The Sweet Buckeye
    • The Bed Buckeye
    • The Edible Buckeye
    • Chapter XXXI. The Tupelo
    • Tupelo, Black Gum, Or Pepperidge
    • The Wild Lime-Tree
    • Chapter XXXII. The Juneberry
    • The Papaw
    • Chapter XXXIII. The Catalpa
    • Chapter XXXIV. The Hackberry
    • The Hackberry
    • The Red-Bud
    • Chapter XXXV. The Fringe-Tree
    • The Iron-Wood
    • Chapter XXXVI. The Buttonwood, Aspen, And Poplar
    • The Buttonwood, Or Plane-Tree
    • The Aspen
    • American Aspen
    • Large Aspen
    • Downy-Leaved Poplar
    • The White Poplar
    • Chapter XXXVII. Cherry-Trees
    • Wild Red Cheery
    • Chapter XXXVIII. The Willows
    • The White Willow
    • Chapter XXXIX. The Spruces
    • White Spruce
    • Black Speuce
    • Norway Spruce
    • Hemlock Spruce
    • Balsam Fir
    • Chapter XL. The Deciduous Cypress
    • Chapter XLI. The American Arbor-VitAe
    • Chapter XLII. The Yew
    • Chapter XLIII. The Box-Tree And Holly
    • The Holly
    • Chapter XLIV. The Laurel
    • The American Laurel
    • The Carolina Laurel
    • Chapter XLV. Timber Trees
    • Chapter XLVI. The Eucalyptus, Or The Fever-Tree
    • The Eucalyptus, Or The Fever-Tree. Continued
    • Chapter XLVII. The Oak
    • The Burr Oak
    • The White Oak
    • The Swamp Chestnut Oak
    • The Black Oak
    • Chapter XLVIII. The Berberry
    • Common Berberry
    • Chapter XLIX. The Buckthorn
    • Chapter L. The Gordonia
    • The Woollt-Flowered Gordonia
    • Chapter LI. The Pride Of India
    • Chapter LII. The Mahogany-Tree
    • Chapter LIII. Grape-Vines
    • The American Wild Vine
    • The Isabella Grape-Vine
    • The Catawba Grape
    • The Carolina Grape
    • Chapter LIV. The Common Apple-Tree
    • Chapter LV. The Golden Orange-Tree
    • Chapter LVI. Propagation Of Trees
    • Seeding
    • Cuttings
    • Layering
    • Budding
    • Geafting
    • Pruning
    • Chapter LVII. On Planting
    • On Planting. Continued
    • Tree Nurses
    • Transplanting Seedlings
    • Transplanting Laege Trees
    • Chapter LVIII. The Medicinal Properties Of The Trees Of The United States
    • Arbor-Vitae (Thuja Occidentalis)
    • Aurantii (Orange)
    • Black Haw (Viburnum Prunifolium)
    • Black Oak (Querous Tinctoria)
    • Broad-Leaved Laurel (Kalmia Latifolia)
    • California Bay Laurel (Oreodaphne Californica)
  • Vegetable Gardening | by Ralph L. Watts
    • Preface
    • 1. Vegetable Gardening, Or Olericulture
    • 2. Market Gardening
    • 3. Trucking Or Farm Gardening
    • 4. Vegetable Forcing
    • 6. Ideals
    • 7. Profits
    • 8. The Outlook
    • 9. Capital Required
    • 10. Labor Problems
    • 11. Markets
    • 12. Soil
    • 13. Climate
    • 14. Water Supply
    • 15. Contour Of Land
    • 16. Aspect
    • 17. Windbreaks
    • 18. Roads
    • 19. Shipping Facilities
    • 20. Methods Of Selling
    • Chapter III. Soils
    • 27. Soil Class
    • 28. Soil Series
    • 59. Soil Texture
    • 60. Advantages Of Sand
    • 65. The Object Of Tillage
    • 66. The Value Of Tillage Implements
    • 67. Plowing
    • 68. Harrowing
    • 69. Dragging
    • 70. Soil Preparation
    • 71. Cultivation
    • 72. Hoeing
    • 73. Weeding
    • 74. Care Of Tools And Implements
    • 75. Extent Used
    • 76. Manure As A Source Of Humus
    • 77. Manure As A Source Of Plant Food
    • 83. Cost Of Horse Manure
    • 84. Transportation Of Manures
    • 85. Fresh Manure Versus Rotten Manure
    • 87. Time Of Application of Manure
    • 88. Method Of Application of Manure
    • 89. Rate Of Application of Manure
    • 90. Night Soil
    • 91. As A Source Of Humus
    • 92. Extent Used
    • 93. The Selection Of Crop
    • 104. Necessity Of Commercial Fertilizers
    • 105. The Use Of Nitrogen
    • 106. The Use Of Phosphoric Acid
    • 107. The Use Of Potash
    • 108. Rate Of Application Of Commercial Fertilizers
    • 109. Dangers Of Excessive Applications Of Commercial Fertilizers
    • 110. The Use Of Lime
    • 112. Methods Of Commercial Fertilizer Application
    • 113. Purchasing Fertilizers
    • 114. The Home Mixing Of Fertilizers
    • 115. The Extent Of Irrigation
    • 116. Opportunities For Irrigation
    • 117. Functions Of Water
    • 118. The Benefits Of Irrigation
    • 119. The Furrow Method Of Irrigation
    • 120. Hose Applications
    • 121. Subirrigation
    • 122. The Overhead System Of Irrigation
    • Chapter IX. Insect Enemies And Diseases
    • 125. Spraying Insecticide
    • 128. Insecticides
    • 136. Miscellaneous Insecticides
    • 139. Importance Of Planting Good Seed
    • 140. Breeding And Selection
    • 141. Commercial Seed Growing
    • 142. Growing Seeds At Home
    • 143. Harvesting, Cleaning And Curing
    • 144. Preservation Of Seeds
    • 150. Seed Testing
    • 151. The Longevity Of Seeds
    • 152. The Necessity Of Glass
    • 153. The Extent Used
    • 154. Location And Arrangement
    • 155. The Pit
    • 156. The Frame
    • 157. Sash
    • 158. Manure And Its Preparation
    • 160. Other Types Of Manure Hotbeds
    • 161. Heating Frames By The Use Of Flues
    • 162. Heating With Steam And Hot Water
    • Chapter XII. Construction Of Cold Frames
    • 166. The Frame
    • 168. Heating
    • 171. Greenhouses, Extent Used
    • 172. Advantages Of Greenhouses
    • 173. The Size Of Greenhouses
    • 174. Location And Position Of Greenhouses
    • 175. Materials Used In Construction Of Greenhouses
    • 177. Forms Of Greenhouses
    • 182. Ventilators In Greenhouses
    • 183. Beds, Benches And Walks
    • 184. Steam Versus Hot Water Heating
    • 185. Pipes And Piping
    • 188. Soil Selection And Preparation
    • 189. Moisture Conditions
    • 191. When To Sow
    • 194. Depth Of Sowing
    • 196. Broadcasting Or Drilling
    • 197. Hand Sowing
    • 198. Sowing With Machines
    • 199. Firming The Soil
    • 200. Watering After Sowing
    • 201. Shading The Seed Bed
    • 202. Reasons For Transplanting
    • 203. Soil Selection And Preparation
    • 204. When To Plant
    • 205. Markers And Marking
    • 206. Depth To Transplant
    • 207. Transplanting By Hand
    • 208. Watering Transplants
    • 210. Transplanting With Machines
    • 211. Soil Supply
    • 212. Flats And Plant Boxes
    • 213. Mats And Shutters
    • 214. Sowing
    • 215. Care Of Seedlings
    • 216. Transplanting Vegitables
    • 217. Care After Transplanting
    • 218. The Use Of Mats
    • 219. Hardening Plants
    • 220. Pots, Sods And Other Devices
    • 221. Modern Methods Of Marketing
    • 222. The Principles Involved In Marketing
    • 223. Harvesting
    • 224. Facilities For Packing
    • 225. Preparation For Market
    • 226. Packages
    • 227. Grading
    • 228. Packing
    • 229. Advertising
    • 230. Market Wagons
    • 231. Auto-Trucks
    • 232. Transportation By Rail
    • 233. Transportation By Water
    • 234. Selling To The Consumer
    • 235. Selling To Retailer
    • 236. Selling To Wholesaler
    • 337. Distribution
    • Chapter XVIII. Co-Operative Associations
    • Chapter XIX. The Storage Of Vegetables
    • 260. Methods Of Classification
    • Artichoke—Globe (Cynara Scolymus). 262. Uses
    • Artichoke—Jerusalem (Helianthus Tuberosus). 264. Uses
    • Asparagus (Asparagus Officinalis)
    • 272. Asparagus Seed Selection
    • 273. Propagation Of Asparagus
    • 274. Asparagus Plant Selection
    • 275. White And Green Asparagus
    • 277. Fertilizing Asparagus
    • 278. Asparagus Planting Distances
    • 279. Planting Asparagus
    • 281. Harvesting Asparagus
    • 282. Marketing Asparagus
    • 284. The Age Of Asparagus Plantations
    • 285. The Common Asparagus Beetle (Crioceris Asparagi)
    • 286. Other Insect Enemies For Asparagus
    • Bean (Vicia, Phaseolus)
    • Bean (Vicia, Phaseolus). Part 2
    • Bean (Vicia, Phaseolus). Part 3
    • 305. Fertilizing Beans
    • 307. Planting Field Beans
    • 308. Planting Dwarf, Snap And Green Shell Beans
    • 312. Cultivation Of Beans
    • 313. Harvesting Beans
    • 314. Marketing Beans
    • Insect Enemies Of Beans
    • Beet (Beta Vulgaris)
    • 321. Varieties Of Beets
    • 322. Planting Beets
    • 323. Fertilizing Beets
    • 325. Marketing Beets
    • 326. Insect Enemies Of Beets
    • Broccoli (Brassica Oleracea, Var. Botrytis)
    • Brussels Sprouts (Brassica Oleracea, Var. Gemmifera)
    • Cabbage (Brassica Oleracea, Var. Capitata)
    • 337. Classification Of Cabbage
    • 345. Source Of Cabbage Seed
    • 346. Cabbage Seed Growing
    • 349. Growing Early Cabbage Plants
    • 350. Growing Late Cabbage Plants
    • 353. Composition Of Cabbage
    • 356. Transplanting Cabbage In The Field
    • 359. Harvesting Cabbage
    • 360. Marketing Cabbage
    • 361. Storing Cabbage
    • 362. Yields And Returns Of Cabbage
    • 363. The Cabbage Maggot (Pegomya Brassicae)
    • 364. The Cabbage Aphis (Aphis Brassicae)
    • 365. The Imported Cabbage Worm (Pontia Rapae)
    • 366. Other Insect Enemies Of Cabbage
    • 368. Black Rot (Pseudotnonas Campestris)
    • 369. Other Diseases Of Cabbage
    • 370. Sauerkraut
    • Carrot (Daucus Carota)
    • 374. Varieties Of Carrot
    • 375. Planting Carrot
    • Cauliflower (Brassica Oleracea, Var. Botrytis)
    • Celeriac Or Turnip-Rooted Celery (Apium Graveolens, Var. Rapaceum)
    • Celery (Apium Graveolens)
    • 401. Soils For Growing Celery
    • 403. Propagation Of Celery
    • 407. Planting Celery
    • 408. Cultivation Of Celery
    • 411. Blanching Celery
    • 412. Harvesting Celery
    • 413. Marketing Celery
    • 414. Storing Celery
    • Diseases And Insects Of Celery
    • Chard (Beta Vulgaris)
    • Chicory, Chive And Collard
    • Corn Salad (Valerianella Olitoria)
    • Cucumber (Cucumis Sativis)
    • 438. Fertilizing Cucumber
    • Dandelion Or Dill
    • Eggplant (Solatium Melongena)
    • Endive (Cichoriutn Endiva)
    • Garlic (Allium Sativum)
    • Horse-Radish (Cochlearia Armoracia)
    • Kale Or Borecole (Brassica Oleracea Acephala)
    • Kohl-Rabi (Brassica Oleracea Caulorapa)
    • Leek (Allium Porrum)
    • Lettuce (Lactuca Sativa)
    • Lettuce (Lactuca Sativa). Continued
    • Martynia (Martynia Proboscidea)
    • Mint (Mentha)
    • Muskmelon (Cucumis Melo)
    • 509. Climatic Requirements Of Muskmelon
    • 512. Starting Early Muskmelon Plants
    • 515. Planting Muskmelon
    • 517. Marketing Muskmelon
    • Mustard (Brassica)
    • Okra Or Gumbo (Hibiscus Esculent Us)
    • Onion (Allium Cepa)
    • 529. Varieties Of Onion
    • 530. Climatic Requirements For Onion
    • 534. Fertilizing Onion
    • 536. The Transplanting Methods For Onion
    • 538. Cultivation Of Onion
    • 540. Harvesting Onion
    • 541. Storing Onions
    • 542. Marketing Onions
    • 547. Bunching Onions
    • Parsley (Carum Petroselinum)
    • Parsnip (Pastinaca Sativa)
    • Pea (Pisum Sativum)
    • Pepper (Capsicum Annuum)
    • Radish (Raphanus Annuum)
    • Rhubarb (Rheum Rhaponticum)
    • Rutabaga (Brassica Campestris)
    • Sage (Salvia Officinalis)
    • Salsify (Tragopogon Porrifolius)
    • Savory Or Shallot
    • Spinach (Spinacea Oleracca)
    • Pumpkin And Squash
    • Sweet Corn (Zea Mays)
    • Sweet Potato (Ipomoea Batatas)
    • Sweet Potato (Ipomoea Batatas). Part 2
    • 630. Propagation Of Sweet Potato
    • 632. Fertilizing Sweet Potato
    • Thyme (Thymus Vulgaris)
    • Tomato (Lycopersicum Esculentum)
    • 647. Varieties Of Tomato
    • 649. Starting Early Tomato Plants
    • 652. Fertilizing Tomatoes
    • 653. Planting Tomato
    • 655. Training Tomato Plants
    • 657. Marketing Tomato
    • Turnip (Brassica Rapa)
    • Watermelon (Citrullus Vulgaris)
    • 680. Harvesting And Marketing Watermelon
    • Chapter XXII. Crop Rotation
    • Chapter XXIII. Succession And Companion Cropping
    • Succession And Companion Cropping. Part 2
    • Succession And Companion Cropping. Part 3
    • Chapter XXIV. The Home Vegetable Garden
    • Chapter XXV. Tables
    • Chapter XXVI. Suggestions On Laboratory Work
  • Window Gardening | by S. T. Maynard
    • How To Make House Plants Bloom
    • How To Water Plants
    • How To Prepare The Earth
    • How To Plant Roots And Bulbs
    • How To Cut Back Plants
    • Wintering Plants
    • How To Destroy Insects And Vermin
    • How To Repot Plants And How To Take Them Up In The Fall
    • Decorative Plants
    • Chrysanthemums
    • Hydrangea
    • Bowker's Ammoniated Food For Flowers
    • Protection From Insects
    • Prizes To Children For Window Gardens
  • What England Can Teach Us About Gardening | by Wilhelm Miller
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. Landscape Gardening
    • Landscape Gardening. Continued
    • Chapter II. Formal Gardens
    • Formal Gardens. Part 2
    • Formal Gardens. Part 3
    • Chapter III. Living Outdoors
    • Living Outdoors. Continued
    • Chapter IV. Hardy Borders
    • Hardy Borders. Continued
    • Chapter V. Water Gardens
    • Water Gardens. Continued
    • Chapter VI. Wild Gardening
    • Filling Meadows With Flowers
    • Wild Gardening By The Water Side
    • Wild Gardening Along The Roadside
    • Chapter VII. Rock Gardening
    • Rock Gardening. Continued
    • Chapter VIII. Peat Gardens
    • Peat Gardens. Continued
    • Chapter IX. Wall Gardening
    • Wall Gardening. Continued
    • Seven Reasons For High Walls
    • Chapter X. Rose Gardens
    • Rose Gardens. Part 2
    • Rose Gardens. Part 3
    • Chapter XI. Indoor Gardens
    • Indoor Gardens. Part 2
    • Indoor Gardens. Part 3
    • Chapter XII. Collecting And Making New Varieties
    • Collecting And Making New Varieties. Part 2
    • Collecting And Making New Varieties. Part 3
    • Chapter XIII. Garden Cities
    • Garden Cities. Continued
    • Gardening Lessons From Bournville
    • Front Yard Gardens
    • Chapter XIV. English Effects With Hardy Conifers
    • Our Equivalent For Yew
    • Our Equivalent For The Cedar Of Lebanon
    • Our Equivalents For Their Spruces
    • Our Equivalents For The "Big Trees"
    • Our Equivalent For Redwood
    • Their Best Fir And Ours
    • Their Best Pine And Ours
    • Grotesque Conifers
    • Chapter XV. English Effects With Broad Leaved Evergreens
    • Many Fail On The Culture
    • More Get Fooled In Buying
    • How To Buy Hybrids
    • How To Buy The Species
    • How England Excels Us
    • How We Can Excel England
    • The Spring Garden Effect
    • The Peat Garden Effect
    • The Heather Effect
    • The Climbing Effects
    • The Carpeting Effect
    • The Foliage Effect
    • The City Effect
    • The Winter Effect
    • Four Effects We Can't Have
    • Chapter XVI. English Effects With Hardy Trees
    • The Private Forestry Effect
    • The Landscape Forestry Effect
    • The Flowering Effect
    • The Coloured Foliage Effect
    • The Cut Leaved Effect
    • The Effect Of Formal Outlines
    • The Shade Effect
    • The Age Effect
    • Chapter XVII. What America Can Teach England About Shrubs
    • What America Can Teach England About Shrubs. Part 2
    • What America Can Teach England About Shrubs. Part 3
    • The Finishing Touches
    • Chapter XVIII. English Effects With Hardy Climbers
    • Climbers For House Walls
    • The Best Ways To Train Vines
    • Climbers For Garden Walls
    • Climbers For Porch And Arbour
    • Climbers On Living Trees
    • Climbers On Evergreen Trees
    • Climbers On Evergreen Shrubs
    • Effects We Cannot Have Our Job
    • Chapter XIX. English Effects With Hardy Perennials
    • Perennials For Showy Masses
    • Perennials For Architectural Effect
    • Gray Foliage In Pictures
    • Bold Pictures On Lawns
    • Delicate, Misty, Airy Pictures
    • Evening And Moonlight Pictures
    • Wild Garden And Water Side Pictures
    • Pictures Containing Life
    • Chapter XX. English Effects With Alpine Flowers
    • The Taller Alpine Flowers
    • Dwarf Alpines Any One Can Grow
    • Alpines That Are Hard To Grow
    • Garden Effects We Can't Have
    • Big Effects We Can Have
    • Famous American Rock Plants
    • American Effects In The Rockery
    • Summer Effects Any One Can Have
    • Delicate Fern Effects
    • Flowers For Shady Rocks
    • Chapter XXI. English Effects With Long Lived Bulbs
    • Woodland Effects With Bulbs
    • Meadow Effects With Bulbs
    • Water Side Effects With Bulbs
    • Shrubbery Effects With Bulbs
    • Formal Beds Of Bulbs
    • Border Effect With Bulbs
    • Bulb Collectors' Gardens
    • Tall Clumps On The Lawn
    • Our Chief Need Inspiration
    • Chapter XXII. Edging And Carpeting Plants
    • Shrubs For Edging Lawns
    • Edgings For Formal Gardens
    • Permanent Edgings
    • Flower Edgings For The Garden
    • Fragrant Edgings
    • Chapter XXIII. English Effects With Hardy Bog Plants
    • The Effect Of Tropical Luxuriance
    • Gorgeous Flowering Effects
    • The Grandest Bog Lilies
    • A Lily Ten Feet High
    • Heaths And Other Peat Loving Shrubs
    • Creepers And Ground Covers
    • Wild Flower Effects
    • Hardy Orchids For Bog Gardens
    • The Charm Of Pitcher Plants
    • Fragrance In The Bog Garden
    • Grass And Fern Effects
    • The Precious Hart's Tongue
    • Effects We Cannot Have
    • Chapter XXIV. England's New Kind Of Flower Bed
    • The Long Blooming Effect
    • Four Crops In Every Bed
    • The Best Centre Pieces
    • Low Shrubs For Bedding
    • The Best Fillers
    • The Best Carpeting Plants
    • The Fourth Crop
    • Gaining Two Or Three Months
    • Points To Remember
    • Chapter XXV. The Right And Wrong Kind Of Tropical Effects
    • An Infallible Rule
    • What We Mean By "Tropical"
    • The Large Leaf Effect
    • Masculine Effects
    • Bamboo Effects
    • Other "Feminine" Effects
    • Highly Coloured Foliage Effects
    • Chapter XXVI. Lessons From English Cottage Gardens
    • Half The Charm Explained
    • Four Tenths More Explained
    • The Material Too Different
    • The Style Of Gardening Different
    • Our National Style
    • Our Cottage Garden Material
    • Appendix. How To See English Gardens
• History Books
  • Ceylon | by Alfred Clark
    • Chapter I. The Island
    • Chapter II. In Days Gone By
    • Chapter III. The People
    • Chapter IV. The People (Continued)
    • Chapter V. The People (Continued)
    • Chapter VI. The People (Continued)
    • Chapter VII. Colombo
    • Chapter VIII. Colombo (Continued)
    • Chapter IX. Road Side Scenes
    • Chapter X. The Palm Groves
    • Chapter XI. The Gem Lands
    • Chapter XII. The Hills
    • Chapter XIII. The Tea Districts
    • Chapter XIV. Adam's Peak
    • Chapter XV. The Park Country
    • Chapter XVI. The East Coast
    • Chapter XVII. The Buried Cities
    • Chapter XVIII. The Great Forest
    • Chapter XIX. The Jaffna Peninsula
    • Chapter XX. The Pearl Fishery
    • Chapter XXI. Elephants
  • Elizabethan Sea Dogs | by Gerhard R. Lomer and Charles W. Jefferys
    • Prefatory Note
    • Chapter I. England's First Look
    • England's First Look. Part 2
    • England's First Look. Part 3
    • Chapter II. Henry VIII, King Of The English Sea
    • Henry VIII, King Of The English Sea. Continued
    • Chapter III. Life Afloat In Tudor Times
    • Life Afloat In Tudor Times. Continued
    • Chapter IV. Elizabethan England
    • Elizabethan England. Part 2
    • Elizabethan England. Part 3
    • Elizabethan England. Part 4
    • Chapter V. Hawkins And The Fighting Traders
    • Hawkins And The Fighting Traders. Part 2
    • Hawkins And The Fighting Traders. Part 3
    • Hawkins And The Fighting Traders. Part 4
    • Chapter VI. Drake's Beginning
    • Drake's Beginning. Part 2
    • Drake's Beginning. Part 3
    • Chapter VII. Drake's 'Encompassment Of All The Worlde'
    • Drake's 'Encompassment Of All The Worlde'. Part 2
    • Drake's 'Encompassment Of All The Worlde'. Part 3
    • Drake's 'Encompassment Of All The Worlde'. Part 4
    • Drake's 'Encompassment Of All The Worlde'. Part 5
    • Drake's 'Encompassment Of All The Worlde'. Part 6
    • Chapter VIII. Drake Clips The Wings Of Spain
    • Drake Clips The Wings Of Spain. Part 2
    • Drake Clips The Wings Of Spain. Part 3
    • Drake Clips The Wings Of Spain. Part 4
    • Chapter IX. Brake And The Spanish Armada
    • Brake And The Spanish Armada. Part 2
    • Brake And The Spanish Armada. Part 3
    • Chapter X. 'The One And The Fifty Three'
    • 'The One And The Fifty Three'. Continued
    • Chapter XI. Raleigh And The Vision Of The West
    • Raleigh And The Vision Of The West. Part 2
    • Raleigh And The Vision Of The West. Part 3
    • Chapter XII. Drake's End
    • Appendix. Note On Tudor Shipping
    • Appendix. Note On Tudor Shipping. Continued
    • Bibliographical Note
  • Magic And Witchcraft | by George Moir
    • Preface
    • Magic And Witchcraft
    • The Legendary Lucifer
    • Sources Of Superstition
    • Monkish Superstition
    • Executions For Witchcraft
    • Self-Delusions
    • Spectral Illusions
    • Coincidences In Evidence
    • Sweden. The Blocula
    • Delusions
    • Confessions
    • The Reformation
    • Persecutions In Germany
    • Persecutions In Hungary
    • Edict Of Louis XIV
    • Persecution In England
    • Scottish Superstition
    • Trials In Scotland
    • Remarkable Trials
    • Case Of Lady Fowlis
    • James The First
    • Tortures
    • Convention Of Witches
    • Dr. Fian
    • Euphemia Macalzean
    • Charles The First
    • The Puritans
    • The Restoration
    • Isobel Gowdie
    • Amusements Of Witches
    • Anecdotes Of Witches
    • Superstitious Enthusiasm
    • Pagan Witchcraft
    • Lucian And Apuleius
    • The Baker's Wife
    • High Treason
    • Later Pagan Superstitions
  • Medieval Medicine | by James J. Walsh
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. Introductory
    • Introductory. Part 2
    • Introductory. Part 3
    • Introductory. Part 4
    • Chapter II. Early Medieval Medicine
    • Early Medieval Medicine. Part 2
    • Early Medieval Medicine. Part 3
    • Chapter III. Salerno And The Beginnings Of Modern Medical Education
    • Salerno And The Beginnings Of Modern Medical Education. Part 2
    • Salerno And The Beginnings Of Modern Medical Education. Part 3
    • Salerno And The Beginnings Of Modern Medical Education. Part 4
    • Salerno And The Beginnings Of Modern Medical Education. Part 5
    • Chapter IV. Montpellier And Medical Education In The West
    • Montpellier And Medical Education In The West. Continued
    • Chapter V. Later Medieval Medicine
    • Later Medieval Medicine. Part 2
    • Later Medieval Medicine. Part 3
    • Chapter VI. Medieval Surgeons. Italy
    • Medieval Surgeons. Italy. Part 2
    • Medieval Surgeons. Italy. Part 3
    • Medieval Surgeons. Italy. Part 4
    • Chapter VII. Surgeons Outside Of Italy. Surgeons Of The West Of Europe
    • Surgeons Outside Of Italy. Surgeons Of The West Of Europe. Part 2
    • Surgeons Outside Of Italy. Surgeons Of The West Of Europe. Part 3
    • Surgeons Outside Of Italy. Surgeons Of The West Of Europe. Part 4
    • Surgeons Outside Of Italy. Surgeons Of The West Of Europe. Part 5
    • Surgeons Outside Of Italy. Surgeons Of The West Of Europe. Part 6
    • Chapter VIII. Oral Surgery And The Minor Surgical Specialities
    • Oral Surgery And The Minor Surgical Specialities. Part 2
    • Oral Surgery And The Minor Surgical Specialities. Part 3
    • Oral Surgery And The Minor Surgical Specialities. Part 4
    • Chapter IX. Medical Education For Women
    • Medical Education For Women. Part 2
    • Medical Education For Women. Part 3
    • Chapter X. Medieval Hospitals
    • Medieval Hospitals. Part 2
    • Medieval Hospitals. Part 3
    • Chapter XI. Medieval Care Of The Insane
    • Medieval Care Of The Insane. Part 2
    • Medieval Care Of The Insane. Part 3
    • Medieval Care Of The Insane. Part 4
    • Medieval Care Of The Insane. Part 5
    • Appendix I. Law Of The Emperor Frederick II (1194-1250). Regulating The Practice Of Medicine
    • Appendix II. Bull Of Pope John XXII
    • Other Medical Books
  • Smoked Glass | by Orpheus C. Kerr
    • Verba Sesquipedalia
    • Letter I. Narrating A Pleasing Anecdote Of New Jersey
    • Narrating A Pleasing Anecdote Of New Jersey. Part 2
    • Narrating A Pleasing Anecdote Of New Jersey. Part 3
    • Narrating A Pleasing Anecdote Of New Jersey. Part 4
    • Letter II. Illustrating, By A Moral Connecticut Tale, The Fallacy Of That Political Inspiration Which Is Derived From The Graves Of Great Men
    • Illustrating, By A Moral Connecticut Tale, The Fallacy Of That Political Inspiration Which Is Derived From The Graves Of Great Men. Continued
    • Letter III. Wherein Our Correspondent Not Only Introduces A Fashionable Washingtonian Belle
    • A Fashionable Washingtonian Belle. Part 2
    • A Fashionable Washingtonian Belle. Part 3
    • Letter IV. Explaining The Surprising Equanimity Of A Nation Under Complicated Misfortunes
    • Explaining The Surprising Equanimity Of A Nation Under Complicated Misfortunes. Continued
    • Letter V. Introducing An Impecunious But Loyal Southern Cavalier
    • Introducing An Impecunious But Loyal Southern Cavalier. Continued
    • Letter VI. Which Attempts The Sublime, But Succeeds To A Certain Extent Only
    • Letter VII. Charging The Radicals With The Continued And Exasperating Wet Weather
    • Charging The Radicals With The Continued And Exasperating Wet Weather. Continued
    • Letter VIII. Chanting An Astonishing Lay In Honor Of Clear Weather Once More
    • Chanting An Astonishing Lay In Honor Of Clear Weather Once More. Continued
    • Letter IX. Being A Veracious Account Of The Unparalleled Match Against Nature
    • Being A Veracious Account Of The Unparalleled Match Against Nature. Continued
    • Letter X. Moralizing Upon The Certain Result Of Vice Presidency
    • Moralizing Upon The Certain Result Of Vice Presidency. Continued
    • Letter XI. Taking A Hopeful View Of The Future Of American Art
    • Taking A Hopeful View Of The Future Of American Art. Continued
    • Letter XII. Narrating The Sudden Journey Of Our Correspondent And Others To The South On A Mission Of Reconstruction
    • Narrating The Sudden Journey Of Our Correspondent And Others To The South On A Mission Of Reconstruction. Continued
    • Letter XIII. Ushering In The Lady Of The Chateau With All The Forms And Graces
    • Ushering In The Lady Of The Chateau With All The Forms And Graces. Continued
    • Letter XIV. Chronicling The Arrival Of P. Penruthers As Suitor
    • Chronicling The Arrival Of P. Penruthers As Suitor. Continued
    • Letter XV. Citing As Incident Of The Southern Postal Service
    • Citing As Incident Of The Southern Postal Service. Continued
    • Letter XVI. Showing How A Disloyal Telegraph Did Pervert And Mispunctuate The Mackerel General's "Letter Of Acceptance"
    • Showing How A Disloyal Telegraph Did Pervert And Mispunctuate The Mackerel General's "Letter Of Acceptance". Continued
    • Letter XVII. Illustrating The Tremendous Extraneous Influence Of Large Sized Names
    • Illustrating The Tremendous Extraneous Influence Of Large Sized Names. Continued
    • Letter XVIII. Casually Explaining The Unique Latin Motto Of An Ancient House
    • Casually Explaining The Unique Latin Motto Of An Ancient House. Continued
    • Letter XIX. Paying A Handsome Tribute To Woman
    • Paying A Handsome Tribute To Woman. Part 2
    • Paying A Handsome Tribute To Woman. Part 3
    • Letter XX. Recording A Day's Excursion Up The Potomac
    • Recording A Day's Excursion Up The Potomac. Continued
    • Letter XXI. Which Dilates Upon The Military Mind As Affected By Southern Experience
    • Which Dilates Upon The Military Mind As Affected By Southern Experience. Continued
    • Appendix. I. Opening Argument Of Manager, The Hon. B. F. Butler, In The High Court Of Impeachment, Monday, March 30, 1868
    • II. Testimony In The Impeachment Case
    • IV. Speech Of Judge Nelson, Of Tennessee, Fob The Defence, In The High Court Of Impeachment, Thursday, April 23, 1868
    • V. Debate In The House Of Representatives, Saturday, May 2d, 1868, As Reported In The Papers Of The Day
  • Stories Of Old Sydney | by Charles H. Bertie
    • Preface
    • One Summer's Night
    • The Ghosts Of Hunter Street
    • The Windmills Of Old Sydney
    • The Windmills Of Old Sydney. Part 2
    • The Windmills Of Old Sydney. Part 3
    • A Ramble Round Old Sydney
    • A Ramble Round Old Sydney. Continued
    • A Mysterious Affair. An Episode Of The Thirties
    • A Mysterious Affair. An Episode Of The Thirties. Continued
    • Fifty Years Ago
    • Fifty Years Ago. Continued
• Medicine & Health Care
  • Cancer And Other Tumours Of The Stomach | by Samuel Fenwick
    • Preface
    • Historical Introduction
    • Part I. Carcinoma Of The Stomach. Chapter I. Morbid Anatomy And Histology
    • Primary Carcinoma
    • Scirrhus (Hard Spheroidal-Celled Carcinoma)
    • Medullary Carcinoma (Soft Spheroidal-Celled Cancer)
    • Adenocarcinoma (Cylindrical-Celled Carcinoma)
    • The Relative Frequency Of The Different Carcinomata
    • Relation Of The Type Of Disease To Its Location
    • Multiple Carcinomata
    • Secondary Carcinoma Of The Stomach
    • Secondary Carcinoma Of The Stomach. Continued
    • Cylindrical-Celled Carcinoma
    • Chapter II. The Sequelae Of Carcinoma. 1. Adhesions
    • Effects Of Adhesions
    • Changes In The Shape Of The Stomach
    • Dilatation
    • Contraction
    • Irregular Deformity
    • Ulceration
    • Haemorrhage
    • Perforation Of The Stomach
    • Acute General Peritonitis
    • Perigastric Abscess
    • Perforation Of Neighbouring Organs. A. The Solid Viscera
    • Perforation Of The Bowel-Internal Gastric Fistula
    • Perforation Of The Diaphragm
    • Perforation Of The Skin-External Gastric Fisttjlie
    • Contrast Of Perforation In Cancer With That In Simple Ulcer
    • Invasion Of Other Viscera And Secondary Growths
    • Direct Invasion
    • Lymphatic Infection
    • Lymphatic Infection. Continued
    • Vascular Infection
    • Transplantation
    • Jaundice
    • Ascites
    • Thrombosis
    • Diseases Of Other Organs
    • (A) The Heart
    • (B) The Organs Of Respiration
    • (C) The Spleen
    • (D) The Liver
    • (E) The Kidneys
    • (F) The Alimentary Canal
    • Chapter III. Etiology
    • Post-Mortem Statistics
    • Bills Of Mortality
    • Clinical Statistics
    • The Relative Liability Of Different Organs
    • The Increase Of The Disease
    • The Increase Of The Disease According To Sex
    • The Increase Of The Disease According To the Age
    • The Increase Of The Disease According To The Geographical Distribution
    • The Increase Of The Disease According To The Topography
    • The Increase Of The Disease According To The Race
    • The Increase Of The Disease From Heredity
    • The Increase Of The Disease According To The Occupation
    • The Increase Of The Disease According To The Diet
    • The Increase Of The Disease According To Hygiene
    • The Increase Of The Disease Due to Traumatism And Mental Conditions
    • Influence Of Seasons In Increase of The Disease
    • Influence Of Other Diseases. (A) Gastric Ulcer
    • (B) Functional Disorders Of The Stomach
    • (C) Benign Growths
    • (D) Tuberculosis
    • (E) Rheumatism
    • (F) Malaria And Syphilis
    • Chapter IV. Symptomatology
    • Mode Of Onset
    • Symptomatology Case I
    • Symptomatology Case II
    • Symptomatology Case III
    • Pain
    • Cause And Variations of Pain
    • Vomiting
    • Symptomatology Case IV
    • Haemorrhage (Haematemesis And Melaena)
    • (A) Slight Hemorrhage
    • (B) Moderate Hemorrhage
    • (C) Excessive Haemorrhage (L'Hemorrhagie Foudroyante)
    • Anorexia
    • Dysphagia
    • Case V
    • Flatulence
    • Acidity
    • The Tongue
    • State Of The Bowels
    • Failure Of Strength
    • Loss Of Flesh
    • Anaemia (Cachexia)
    • Bed Corpuscles
    • White Corpuscles
    • Digestion Leucocytosis
    • Hemoglobin
    • Temperature
    • The Saliva
    • The Urine
    • Nervous Symptoms
    • Edema
    • Chapter V. Physical Signs
    • Inspection Of The Abdomen
    • (A) Shape Of The Abdomen
    • (B) Situation Of The Stomach
    • (C) Visible Peristalsis
    • (D) Tumour
    • (E) Enlarged Veins
    • Examination Of The Stomach
    • Exploration With A Tube
    • Free Hydrochloric Acid
    • Lactic Acid
    • Microscopical Examination Of The Contents Of The Stomach. Micro-Organisms
    • Palpation
    • Local Tenderness
    • Metastases In The Abdominal Wall
    • Abdominal Tumour
    • General Characters Of The Gastric Tumour
    • Movement With Respiration
    • Mechanical Mobility
    • Special Features. Tumours of the Pylorus
    • Tumours Of The Body Of The Stomach (Walls And Curvatures)
    • Tumours of the Cardia
    • Tumours Composed Of The Entire Stomach
    • Enlargement Of Lymphatic Glands
    • Chapter VI. Complications. Perforation Of The Stomach
    • General Peritonitis
    • Complications In Perigastric Abscess
    • Fistulae. Gastro-Colic Fistula
    • Gastro-Cutaneous Fistula
    • Metastases
    • Metastases In The Peritoneum
    • Metastases In The Lung's
    • Metastases In Lymphatic Glands
    • Metastases In The Intestine
    • Venous Thrombosis
    • Chronic Nephritis
    • Nervous Diseases
    • Purpura
    • Septicaemia
    • Chapter VII. Clinical Varieties
    • Carcinoma Of The Cardia
    • Carcinoma Of The Body (Walls And Curvatures)
    • Carcinoma Of The Pylorus
    • Total Infiltration Of The Stomach
    • The Latent Form
    • Symptomatology Case VI
    • Symptomatology Case VII
    • Symptomatology Case VIII
    • Symptomatology Case IX
    • Symptomatology Case X
    • Symptomatology Case XI
    • Symptomatology Case XII
    • The Anaemic Form
    • (A) Anemia Due To Concealed Hemorrhage
    • Symptomatology Case XIII
    • Symptomatology Case XIV
    • (B) Profound Anemia With Blood Changes Similar To Those Of Pernicious Anemia
    • Symptomatology Case XV
    • Case XVII
    • Carcinoma Originating' In Simple Ulcer (Ulcus Carci- Nomatosum)
    • Case XVIII
    • Carcinoma Of The Stomach In Early Life (Acute Carcinoma)
    • Chapter VIII. Course, Duration, And Prognosis. Course
    • Duration
    • Prognosis
    • Chapter IX. Diagnosis
    • General Diagnosis
    • Early Diagnosis
    • Differential Diagnosis. Carcinoma Of The Cardia
    • Carcinoma of the Pylorus
    • Case XX
    • Carcinoma of the Body of the Stomach
    • Case XXI
    • Case XXI. Part 2
    • Case XXI. Part 3
    • Chapter X. Treatment. General Measures
    • Treatment. Diet
    • Medicinal Treatment
    • Surgical Treatment. Carcinoma of the Pylorus
    • Contra-Indications To Pylorectomy
    • Indications For Gastro-Enterostomy
    • Indications For Gastro-Enterostomy In Carcinoma Of The Cardia
    • Carcinoma Of The Body Of The Stomach (Walls And Curvatures)
    • Part II. Tumours Of The Stomach And Duodenum. Chapter I. Sarcoma Of The Stomach
    • Round-Celled Sarcoma
    • Spindle-Cell Or Fibro-Sarcoma
    • The Myo-sareomata and Anglo-sarcoma
    • Other Points Of Distinction From Carcinoma
    • Other Points Of Distinction From Carcinoma. Part 2
    • Other Points Of Distinction From Carcinoma. Part 3
    • Chapter II. Carcinoma And Sarcoma Of The Duodenum
    • Carcinoma Above The Biliary Papilla (Supra-Ampullary Or Parapyloric Cancer)
    • Carcinoma In The Vicinity Of The Biliary Papilla(Cancer Of The Second Portion Of The Duodenum Or Periam- Pullary)
    • Case XXII
    • Case XXIII
    • Carcinoma Below The Biliary Papilla (Cancer Of The Third Portion Of The Duodenum, Infra-Ampullary Or Juxta- Jejunal)
    • Case XXIV
    • Case XXIV. Continued
    • Chapter III. Polypi And Pedunculated Tumours Of The Stomach
    • Mucous Polypi (Polyadenomata)
    • Pedunculated Adenomata
    • Case XXV
    • Case XXVI
    • Case XXVII
    • Case XXVIII
    • Chapter IV. Syphilis Of The Stomach
    • Endarteritis
    • Chronic Gastritis
    • Symptomatology
    • Symptomatology. Continued
    • Chapter V. Concretions In The Stomach [Hair-Balls-Bezoars-Gastroliths]
    • Hair-Balls
    • Case XXIX
    • Case XXX
    • Case XXXI
    • Case XXXII
    • Vegetable Tumours
    • Case XXXIII
    • Case XXXIV
    • Case XXXV
    • Gastroliths
    • Case XXXVI
    • Chapter VI. Cysts Of The Stomach
    • Case XXXVII
    • Case XXXVIII
    • Case XXXIX
    • Case XL
    • Case XLI
    • Case XLII
    • Case XLIII
    • Cysts From New Growths
    • Case XLIV
    • Case XLV
    • Case XLVI
    • Chapter VII. Benign Tumours
    • Fibromata
    • Lipomata
    • Lymphadenoma
    • Osteomata
  • The Control Of Hunger In Health And Disease | by Anton Julius Carlson
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. The Biological Significance Of Hunger. I. Hunger In The Unicellular Animals
    • II. Hunger In Plants
    • III. Hunger In The Higher Animals
    • IV. Hunger, Appetite, And The Ingestion Of Food
    • V. "Salt Hunger"
    • Chapter II. Historical. I. Theories Of Hunger And Appetite
    • Historical. I. Theories Of Hunger And Appetite. Continued
    • II. Historical Steps In The Experimental Investigation Of The Hunger Mechanism
    • Historical Steps In The Experimental Investigation Of The Hunger Mechanism. Continued
    • Chapter III. The Stomach In Hunger. I. Methods Of Investigation
    • II. Movements Of The Empty Stomach In Man
    • II. Movements Of The Empty Stomach In Man. Continued
    • III. Tonus And Contractions Of The Empty Stomach In The Newborn Infant
    • IV. Movements Of The Empty Stomach In Dogs
    • V. Movements Of The Rabbit's Stomach During Hunger
    • VI. Gastric Hunger Contractions Of The Guinea-Pig
    • VII. Contractions Of The Partly Empty Stomach (Rumen) Of The Ruminating Animals
    • VIII. Contractions Of The Empty Crop In Birds
    • IX. Contractions Of The Empty Stomach Of Amphibia And Reptilia
    • Chapter IV. The Stomach In Hunger. I. Relation Between Digestion Contractions Of The Filled, And Hunger Contractions Of The "Empty" Stomach
    • II. Origin Of The Hunger Sensation
    • II. Origin Of The Hunger Sensation. Part 2
    • II. Origin Of The Hunger Sensation. Part 3
    • III. The Esophagus And The Cardia In Hunger. 1. Methods Of Investigation
    • 2. Results In Man
    • 2. Results In Man. Continued
    • 3. Results On Dogs
    • 4. The Intestines In Hunger
    • Chapter V. Some Accessory Phenomena Of Hunger
    • I. Gastric Tonus And Hunger Contractions Increase Reflex Excitability Of Central Nervous System
    • II. Influence Of Gastric Hunger Contractions On The Heart And On The Vasomotor Mechanism
    • III. Salivation
    • IV. Effects On The Vasomotor Center Of Stimulation Of The Gastric Mucosa
    • V. Feelings Of Weakness, "Emptiness," Headache, And Nausea In Hunger
    • Chapter VI. The Relation Of Hunger To Appetite
    • Chapter VII. The Sensibility Of The Gastric Mucosa
    • I. Absence Of Pain Sensation From The Normal Gastric Mucosa
    • II. The Absence Of True Tactile Sensibility
    • III. Gastric Temperature Sensations
    • III. Gastric Temperature Sensations. Continued
    • IV. The Sensation Of Fulness And Satiety
    • V. Nausea Of Gastric Origin
    • VI. The Gastric Element Of Appetite
    • Chapter Vih. Hunger And Age. I. Hunger In Infants
    • II. Hunger In Young Dogs
    • Chapter IX. Hunger In Prolonged Starvation. I. Experiments On Men
    • II. The Objective Phenomena. The Hunger Contractions
    • 2. The Subjective Phenomena
    • II. Results On Normal Dogs
    • III. Experiments On Dogs With The Stomach Isolated From The Central Nervous System
    • IV. Experiments On Dogs With Pancreatic Diabetes
    • V. Experiments On Rabbits
    • VI. Discussion Of Results
    • Chapter X. The Nervous Control Of The Hunger Mechanism
    • I. Influence Of The Cerebrum
    • II. Effect Of Cerebral States (Emotional States, Intellectual Processes)
    • III. Influence Of The Lower Brain Centers (Mid-Brain Medulla) On The Gastric Hunger Contractions
    • 2. The Section Of Tlie Vagi
    • 3. Section Of Both Splanchnic And Both Vagi Nerves
    • Chapter XI. The Nervous Control Of The Hunger Mechanism. I. Inhibition From The Mouth In Man And Other Animals
    • 1. Inhibition Of The Hunger Contractions Of The Empty Stomach By Stimulation Of The Gustatory End Organs In The Mouth
    • 2. Inhibition Of The Tonus And The Contractions Of The Empty Stomach By Chewing Indifferent Substances
    • 3. Inhibition Of The Tonus And The Hunger Contractions Of The Empty Stomach By Chewing Palatable Foods When Hunger And Appetite Are Present
    • 4. Factors Involved In The Inhibition Of The Contractions Of The Empty Stomach By Palatable Foods In The Mouth
    • 5. Inhibition Of The Tonus And The Hunger Contractions Of The Empty Stomach By Swallowing Movements
    • 6. Relation Of The Reflex Inhibition Of The Tonus And The Movements Of The Empty Stomach From The Mouth To The Sensation Of Hunger
    • II. The Influence Of Stimulation Of The Gastric Mucosa On The Hunger Contractions Of Man
    • I. Condition Or Stimulation Of The Gastric Mucosa
    • 2. Condition Of The Blood, Such As The Relative Concentration Of Nutrient Substances, Tissue Metabolites, And Hormones
    • 3. Motor Nervous Impulses Through The Vagi
    • 4. Primary Automaticity Of The Local Neuromuscular Mechanism Of The Stomach
    • The Action Of Water
    • The Action Of Acids
    • The Action Of Alkalies
    • The Action Of Local Anesthetics
    • The Action Of Alcoholic Beverages
    • The Action Of Carbon Dioxide And Air
    • 5. Influence Of The Inhibitions From The Gastric Mucosa On The Fundamental Rhythm Of The Gastric Hunger Contractions
    • III. Inhibitory Reflexes From The Gastric Mucosa In Dogs And Other Animals
    • III. Inhibitory Reflexes From The Gastric Mucosa In Dogs And Other Animals. Continued
    • IV. Inhibitory Reflexes From The Intestinal Mucosa To The Empty Stomach
    • Chapter XII. The Nervous Control Of The Hunger Mechanism. I. Inhibition Of Hunger By Smoking And By Pressure On The Abdomen
    • II. Influence Of Physical Exercise And External Cold On The Hunger Mechanism
    • I. Experimental Procedure
    • 2. Results On Dogs
    • 3. Results On Man
    • III. Afferent Or Sensory Paths Of The Hunger Complex And The Question Of The Cerebral "Hunger Center"
    • Chapter XIII. The Chemical Control Of The Hunger Mechanism. I. Analysis Of The Problem
    • II. Action Of Blood Of Starving Animals On The Gastric Hunger Mfechanism Of Normal Animals
    • III. Effects Of Blood From Diabetic Animals
    • IV. Effect Of Hemorrhage On The Gastric Hunger Mechanism
    • V. Hunger Contractions Of The Stomach Pouch Isolated According To The Method Of Pavlov
    • VI. Action Of Epinephrin, Pituitrin, Organ Extracts, And Drugs
    • Chapter XIV. Secretion Of Appetite Gastric Juice In Man. I. The Fluid Contents Of The Stomach Free From Food
    • II. Continuous Secretion Of Gastric Juice In The Empty Stomach Of Normal Persons
    • III. Appetite Secretion Of Gastric Juice
    • Table II. Secretion Of Gastric Juice (Mr. V.) On Seeing, Smelling, And Thinking Of Food When Hungry
    • IV. Gastric Secretion Induced By Tasting And Chewing Palatable Food
    • V. Total Secretion Of Gastric Juice In Man On An Average Meal
    • Chapter XV. The Chemistry Of Human Appetite Gastric Juice. I. The Solids
    • II. Specific Gravity
    • III. Osmotic Concentration
    • IV. Total Nitrogen Of The Gastric Juice
    • V. Ammonia
    • VI. The Amino-Acids
    • VII. Auto-Digestion Of The Gastric Juice
    • VIII. Acidity Of Normal Gastric Juice
    • IX. Total Chlorides
    • X. Concentration Of Pepsin
    • Chapter XVI. Hunger And Appetite In Disease. I. Analysis Of The Problem
    • II. The Literature On Hunger And Appetite In Disease In Man
    • II. The Literature On Hunger And Appetite In Disease In Man. Continued
    • III. Condition Of The Gastric Hunger Mechanism In Disease Of Experimental Animals
    • 2. Polyphagia And Augmented Gastric Hunger Contractions In Di With Mange
    • 3. Hunger And Appetite In Cases Of Alcoholic Gastritis In Dogs
    • 4. Paralysis Of The Gastric Hunger Mechanism In Pneumonia, Distemper, And General Peritonitis
    • 5. Depression Of The Gastric Hunger Contractions In Parathyroid Tetany
    • 6. Increase In Gastric Tonus And Hunger Contractions In Dogs After Partial Occlusion Of The Pylorus
    • IV. Experimental Investigation Of The Hunger Mechanism In Disease Of Man
    • IV. Experimental Investigation Of The Hunger Mechanism In Disease Of Man. Continued
    • Chapter XVII. Hunger And Appetite In Disease. I. Action Of Bitter Tonics Action On The Hunger Mechanism
    • II. Action On The Secretion Of Gastric Juice In Normal Men And Dogs
    • II. Action On The Secretion Of Gastric Juice In Normal Men And Dogs. Continued
    • In. Influence On Food Consumption And On The Gastric Juice In Experimental Cachexia
    • IV. Action On Appetite In Clinical Cachexia
  • Cancer Of The Stomach | by A. W. Mayo Robson
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. Introduction With Some General Remarks On Cancer
    • Introduction With Some General Remarks On Cancer. Continued
    • Chapter II. Surgical Anatomy Of The Stomach
    • The Stomach Chamber
    • Chapter III. General Diagnosis Of Stomach Diseases, Including Cancer
    • Abdominal Regions
    • Instrumental Aids To Diagnosis
    • Skiagraphy
    • Fluorescent Media For Transillumination Of The Stomach
    • Chemical Reactions
    • Examination Of Vomited Matters
    • Examination Of The Blood
    • Chapter IV. Cancer Of The Stomach
    • Extension Through The Lymphatics
    • Extension By Continuity
    • Extension Through Adhesions
    • Pre-Cancerous Conditions
    • Ulcus Carcinomatosum
    • Ulcus Carcinomatosum. Part 2
    • Ulcus Carcinomatosum. Part 3
    • Ulceration
    • The Character Of The Vomit Or Of The Stomach Contents
    • Digestive Properties Of Stomach Contents
    • Microscopic Examination
    • Microscopic Examination. Part 2
    • Microscopic Examination. Part 3
    • Microscopic Examination. Part 4
    • Microscopic Examination. Part 5
    • Microscopic Examination. Part 6
    • Chapter V. Simple Tumours Of The Stomach That May Be Mistaken For Cancer
    • Plastic Linitis
    • Adenoma
    • Lymphadenoma
    • Myoma
    • Lipoma
    • Cysts
    • Chapter VI. Sarcoma Of The Stomach
    • Chapter VII. Dilatation Of The Stomach
    • Obstructive Dilatation
    • Chapter VIII. Operations For Gastric Cancer
    • Exploratory Incision
    • Operation
    • Chapter IX. Gastrectomy
    • Partial Gastrectomy Of The Pyloric End Of The Stomach
    • Partial Gastrectomy Of The Pyloric End Of The Stomach. Part 2
    • Partial Gastrectomy Of The Pyloric End Of The Stomach. Part 3
    • Partial Gastrectomy Of The Pyloric End Of The Stomach. Part 4
    • Chapter X. Indications For The Performance Of Gastroenterostomy In Malignant Disease Of The Stomach
    • The Operation Of Gastroenterostomy
    • The Preparation Of The Patient
    • Anterior Gastro-Enterostomy
    • Entero-Anastomosis Of The Jejunal Loop
    • Roux's Operation
    • Roux's Operation. Part 2
    • Roux's Operation. Part 3
    • Roux's Operation. Part 4
    • Roux's Operation. Part 5
    • Chapter XI. Gastrostomy
    • E. J. Sennas method
    • Witzels Method
    • Kader's Method
    • Depage Method
    • Chapter XII. Jejunostomy
    • Jejunostomy Operation
    • Chapter XIII. Gastroesophagostomy
  • Health | by W. H. Coefield
    • Lecture I. General Anatomy-The Bones And Muscles
    • Bones and their Uses
    • The Eibs and Breast-bone
    • Joints
    • Movements
    • Lecture II. The Circulation Of The Blood
    • The Circulation Of The Blood. Part 2
    • The Circulation Of The Blood. Part 3
    • The Circulation Of The Blood. Part 4
    • The Circulation Of The Blood. Part 5
    • Lecture III. Respiration
    • Respiration. Part 2
    • Respiration. Part 3
    • Respiration. Part 4
    • Lecture IV. Nutrition
    • Nutrition. Part 2
    • Nutrition. Part 3
    • Nutrition. Part 4
    • Nutrition. Part 5
    • Lecture V. The Liver And The Excretory Organs
    • The Liver And The Excretory Organs. Part 2
    • The Liver And The Excretory Organs. Part 3
    • Lecture VI. The Nervous System
    • The Nervous System. Part 2
    • The Nervous System. Part 3
    • The Nervous System. Part 4
    • The Nervous System. Part 5
    • Lecture VII. Organs Of The Senses
    • Organs Of The Senses. Part 2
    • Organs Of The Senses. Part 3
    • Organs Of The Senses. Part 4
    • Organs Of The Senses. Part 5
    • Lecture VIII. The Health Of The Individual
    • The Health Of The Individual. Part 2
    • The Health Of The Individual. Part 3
    • The Health Of The Individual. Part 4
    • The Health Of The Individual. Part 5
    • Lectuee IX. The Health Of The Individual. Part 6
    • Lectuee IX. The Health Of The Individual. Part 7
    • Lectuee IX. The Health Of The Individual. Part 8
    • Lectuee IX. The Health Of The Individual. Part 9
    • Lectuee IX. The Health Of The Individual. Part 10
    • Lecture X. The Air
    • The Air. Part 2
    • Lecture XL. The Air. Part 3
    • The Air. Part 4
    • The Air-Continued. Part 5
    • Lecture XII. The Air. Part 6
    • The Air-Continued. Part 7
    • The Air-Continued. Part 8
    • The Air-Continued. Part 9
    • Lecture XIII. Foods And Drinks
    • Foods And Drinks. Part 2
    • Foods And Drinks. Part 3
    • Lecture XIV. Foods And Drinks. Part 4
    • Foods And Drinks. Part 5
    • Foods And Drinks. Part 6
    • Foods And Drinks. Part 7
    • Lecture XV. Drinking Water
    • Drinking Water. Part 2
    • Drinking Water. Part 3
    • Drinking Water. Part 4
    • Lecture XVI. Climate
    • Climate. Part 2
    • Climate. Part 3
    • Climate. Part 4
    • Lecture XVII. Houses And Towns
    • Houses And Towns. Part 2
    • Houses And Towns. Part 3
    • Houses And Towns. Part 4
    • Houses And Towns. Part 5
    • Houses And Towns. Part 6
    • Houses And Towns. Part 7
    • Houses And Towns. Part 8
    • Houses And Towns. Part 9
    • Lecture XIX. Communicable Diseases
    • Communicable Diseases. Part 2
    • Communicable Diseases. Part 3
    • Communicable Diseases. Part 4
    • Communicable Diseases. Part 5
  • Holistic Medicine | by Shriniwas J. Kashalikar
    • Preface
    • The Prevalent Concept Of Holistic Medicine
    • My Concept Of Holistic Medicine
    • My Concept Of Holistic Medicine. Continued
    • Human Existence. A Holistic Concept
    • Human Existence. A Holistic Concept. Part 2
    • Human Existence. A Holistic Concept. Part 3
    • Human Existence. A Holistic Concept. Part 4
    • Disease Process. A Holistic Perspective
    • Sanyoga
    • Sanyoga. Part 2
    • Sanyoga. Part 3
    • Holistic Perspective Of Diagnosis
    • Holistic Perspective Of Diagnosis. Continued
    • A Holistic Perspective Of The Possible Mechanism Of Cure In Homeopathy
    • The Scope & Limitations Of Our Hypothesis & Homeopathic Remedies
    • Holistic Insight Into The Possible Mechanisms Of Health Promotion & Healing In Yoga
    • Health Promotion & Healing In Yoga. Part 2
    • Health Promotion & Healing In Yoga. Part 3
    • Health Promotion & Healing In Yoga. Part 4
    • Asana
    • Mudras And Bandhas
    • Drishti
    • Pranayama
    • Pratyahara, Dharana, Dhyana And Samadhi
    • Holistic Insight Into Locomotion And Health Promotion
    • Holistic Insight Into Locomotion And Health Promotion. Continued
    • Holistic Concept Of Emotions
    • Holistic Aspects Of Promotion Of Emotional Health & Performance
    • Holistic Aspects Of Promotion Of Emotional Health & Performance. Part 2
    • Holistic Aspects Of Promotion Of Emotional Health & Performance. Part 3
    • Holistic Insight Into Panchakarma
    • Holistic Insight Into Panchakarma. Part 2
    • Holistic Insight Into Panchakarma. Part 3
  • Human Sexuality | by J. Richardson Parke
    • Publisher's Preface
    • Author's Preface
    • Faults And Merits Of Writers On Sex Themes
    • Faith In American Intelligence
    • Health The Foundation Of Happiness
    • Luxury Conducive To Lust
    • Penalties Of Sexual Precocity
    • Sexual Life Of Man
    • The Woman-Movement In America
    • Causes And Effects Of Sexual Vice
    • Causes Of Prostitution
    • Difficulties Attending This Kind Of Writing
    • Present State Of The Sex Problem
    • Chapter One. Moral And Social Aspects Of The Sexual Relation
    • Procreation A Divine Purpose
    • Sexuality The Basis Of Society
    • The Importance Of Its Cultivation
    • Woman's Position In The East
    • Influence Of Sexuality On Religious Beliefs
    • Sexuality Of Heathen Gods
    • Christianity The Savior Of Woman
    • Sexual Abuses Fostered By The Early Church
    • Refinement Of Intellect Not Refinement Of Morals
    • Revulsion Against Contrary Sexual Habits
    • Sexuality In The Home
    • As The Basis Of True Love
    • An Attempt To Define Love
    • Modesty As A Phenomenon Of Sex
    • Association Of The Sexes An Instinct
    • Marriage Outside Of The Clan Or Tribe
    • Sexual Sins Rare Among Savages
    • Primitive Emancipation Of Woman
    • Adultery A Simple Debt In Africa
    • Influence Of Christianity On The Sexual Life
    • One Law For Both Sexes
    • Relative Vanity Of The Sexes
    • Origin And Development Of Human Modesty
    • Rudiments Of Dress
    • The Dance
    • Sexual Immorality In Guise Of Religion
    • Sexual Depravity In Early Rome
    • Nakedness
    • Civilization And Sexual Abuses
    • Chapter Two. Sexual Selection Or The Law Of Choice
    • Mutilations Of Savages
    • Painting The Penis
    • Tattooing
    • Clothing As A Means Of Attraction
    • Dancing As A Love-Lure
    • Other Practices In Courtship
    • Nakedness In Europe
    • Immodesty Of Children
    • Modesty As Associated With Sexual Susceptibility
    • Relation Of The Face To The Sexual Organs
    • Immodesty Of Civilization Accounted For
    • Other Conditions Which Influence Sexual Choice
    • Woman Loves Above Herself
    • Strength In Men Admired By Women
    • A Severe Love-Test
    • Physical Beauty
    • Types Of Physical Beauty
    • Female Obesity As A Charm
    • Caucasian Standard Of Beauty
    • Sinhalese Beauty
    • Artificial Beauty
    • Other Aids To Physical Beauty
    • Causes Influencing Stature
    • Influence Of Climate On Man
    • Influence Of Heredity And Environment On Man
    • What Is Beauty?
    • Love
    • Conditions Of A Happy Marriage
    • Love Of Savages
    • Marriage Without Love
    • Chapter Three. Betrothal, Marriage, Divorce
    • Liberty Of Choice General In Primitive Times
    • Power Of Father I Over Child
    • Parental Power Among The Jews And Egyptians
    • Compulsory Marriage Of Children
    • Origin Of Marriage
    • Parental Support Of Children
    • Curious African Custom
    • Marriage Decreed By The State
    • Marriage In The Philippines
    • Taxing Bachelors
    • Decline Of Marriage In Rome Its Causes
    • Luxury Of The Roman Libertine
    • Stupid Men Most Sexual
    • Future Of Marriage In America
    • Obstacles To Marriage
    • Physical Incompatibility
    • The "New Woman" As A Wife
    • Endogamy And Exogamy
    • Influence Of Social Caste On Marriage
    • Barrenness
    • Marriage By Capture
    • Marriage By Purchase
    • Ruling Prices Of Wives
    • Marriage Rites And Ceremonies
    • Immaculate Conceptions
    • Chastity And Religion
    • Origin Of The "Best Man"
    • Marriage
    • Polygyny And Concubinage
    • Orientals And Savages Sexually Weak
    • Causes Tending To Monogamy
    • Polyandry
    • Numerical Parity Of The Sexes
    • Marvels Of Menstruation
    • Female Beauty Short Lived
    • Causes Of Unfaithfulness In Husbands
    • The Desire For Sexual Change
    • Man's Love Of Progeny
    • Polygyny And Domestic Discord
    • Modern Marriage
    • Causes Favoring Polygyny
    • Concluding Reflections On Marriage
    • Divorce
    • Divorce Easy In Savage Life
    • Children A Factor In Divorce
    • Savage Limitations Of Divorce
    • Divorce In Various Countries
    • Protestantism And Divorce
    • Causes Of Divorce
    • Apparent Antagonism Of The Sexes
    • Other Causes Of Divorce
    • Chapter Four. Fecundation, Abortion, Infanticide
    • The Sexual Mechanism Under Brain Control
    • Duration Of Erection
    • Smell As A Sexual Stimulant
    • Castigation As A Sexual Stimulant
    • Rubbing And Sucking The Female Breasts
    • The Esthetic Factor In Sexuality
    • Organs Of Generation
    • The Spenna Or Seed
    • Insemination
    • Pleasure Of The Copulative Act
    • Comparative Sizes Of Men's Penises
    • Orgasm And Ejaculation
    • The Melancholy Lover
    • The Physiology Of Fecundation
    • Impregnation And Its Prevention
    • Abortion
    • Chief Cause Of Abortion In The United States And England
    • Abortion. When Justifiable
    • Abortion. Its Prevalence
    • Criminality Of Infanticide
    • Decrease In Native-Born Population
    • Abortion Largely Due To Ignorance
    • Bishop Coze On Abortion
    • Prevention Of Conception
    • Onanism
    • The Condom
    • The Womb-Veil
    • Selection Of Time For The Copulation Act
    • The Suckling Period
    • The Cold Water Douche
    • Other Methods Of Prevention
    • Chapter Five. The Law Of Sexual Desire
    • Instinct Best Considered In Animals
    • The "Evacuation Theory"
    • The Sexual Mechanism
    • Original Unity Of Sex
    • Castration Considered With Reference To The Sex-Impulse
    • Sexual Power Of Spadones
    • Castration Of Boys
    • Religious Eunuchs
    • Sexual Feeling Of Eunuchs
    • Castration As A Rape Remedy
    • Castration In Females
    • Awakening Of The Sex-Impulse
    • Senile Dementia
    • Sexual Anesthesia
    • Feebleness Of Sexual Life
    • Sexual Frigidity
    • Sexual Anesthesia In Women
    • Force The Strongest Factor In Sexual Selection
    • Sexual Manifestations In Molluscs
    • Aranean Love-Making
    • The Balloon Fly
    • Dancing As A Sexual Stimulant
    • The Dance In Australia
    • The Sexual Dance Most Favored
    • Status Of Savage Sexuality
    • Reputsiveness Of The Female Genitalia
    • Sexuality Of The Andamanese And Fuegians
    • Chastity Of Savages
    • Sexuality Of Negroes
    • The Pepper-Cure For Girls
    • Sexuality And Civilization
    • Psychology Of The Sexual Function
    • The Bladder As Associated With Sexual Feeling
    • Ancient Views As To Sexuality
    • Conflicting Opinions Of Its Nature
    • Stages Of The Sexual Impulse
    • Its First Manifestations
    • The Sexual Life Of Women
    • Their Corelation
    • Inversion As A Theme Of Romance
    • As A Scientific Study
    • Critical Study Of Inversion
    • Intellectual Status Of Inverts
    • Inversion In Relation To Religion And Morality
    • First Sexual Awakening
    • Spurious Homosexuality
    • Inversion Among Savages
    • An Inversion Conditioned On Luxury
    • Boy Prostitution In China
    • Asexual Inverts
    • Point Of Deflection In Sex
    • Factors Entering Into The Sexual Character
    • Idealism As A Cause Of Inversion
    • Sexual Inversion Among Artists
    • Sexual Inversion Among Rulers
    • Its Morphology And Psychology
    • Theories And Cases Of Inversion
    • Sex Hallucinations
    • Delusional Eviration
    • Delusional Masculinity
    • " Dr. Mary Walker"
    • A Classical Virago Of Inverts
    • Normal Sexual Love Incomprehensible To The Invert
    • Early Normal Sexuality
    • Inversion Critically Defined
    • Congenital Homosexuality
    • Was Man Originally Bisexual?
    • Plato's Myth
    • Mantegazza's Theory
    • Views Of Krafft-Ebing
    • General Remarks On Homosexuality
    • Psycho-Sexual Hermaphroditism
    • Acquired Homosexuality
    • Venereal Epidemics How Spread
    • Distribution Of The Contagium
    • Roman Pederasty Almost Always Cultivated
    • Acquisition Considered
    • Masturbation A Potential Cause
    • Difficulty Of Determining Congenital Type
    • A Scientific Hobby Considered
    • Case Of The Enarians
    • " Instinctive Test" Of Inversion
    • Classical Case Of Cultivated Inversion
    • Eviration And Defemination
    • Effemination And Viragtnity
    • Androgyny And Gynandry
    • Normal Male Homosexuality
    • Male Homosexuality. Case I
    • Male Homosexuality. Case II
    • Male Homosexuality. Case III
    • Normal Female Homosexuality
    • A Couple Of Fastidious Ladies
    • Esthetic Refinement As A Cause Of Sapphism
    • Methods Of Gratification In Sapphism
    • Influences Tending To Female Homosexuality
    • Jealousy In Female Homosexuality
    • Relations Between Girls Frequently Vague Rather Than Vicious
    • Women Sometimes Unconsciously Homosexual
    • Female Reticence On The Subject
    • Increase Of Sapphism In America
    • Its Prevalence Among Prostitutes
    • Probable Causes Of Sapphism
    • Heredity Nearly Always Invoked
    • Physical Masculinity Of Female Inverts
    • Platonic Attachments Between Women
    • Religio-Mystical Inversion
    • Chapter Seven. Perversion Of The Sexual Impulse
    • Sadism And Masochism
    • Probable Causation Of The Phenomena
    • Judgment The Foe Of Impulse
    • Sacher-Masoch And De Sade
    • Countess Bathory And Gilles De Rais
    • Schafer's Theory Critically Examined
    • Sadism In Women
    • Strange Sexual Appliance
    • Fetichism
    • Variations Of Fetichism
    • Forms Of Fetichism
    • The Hair-Fetich In Masturbation
    • A Necessary Distinction
    • Remarkable Case Of Fetichism
    • The Sex-Impulse In Imbecility
    • The Sex-Impulse In Dementia
    • Sexuality In Mania
    • Satyriasis And Nymphomania
    • Sexual Aspects Of Hysteria
    • Paranoia Erotica
    • Exhibitionism
    • Frottage
    • Rape And Lust-Murder
    • Seasonal Influence In Rape
    • Violation
    • Bestiality
    • Necrophilia
    • Negrophilia In The United States
    • Is The Fault That Of The Negro Or Of The White Woman?
    • Chapter Eight. Artificial Erotism
    • Masturbation
    • Masturbation Among Animals
    • Masturbation. Its History And Antiquity
    • In The Floral Games
    • Masturbation Viewed With Indulgence By Certain Writers
    • Masturbation, Its Growth In Mediaeval Times
    • Apologists Of Masturbation
    • Masturbation And Its Prevalence In Modem Society
    • Conclusions Respecting Masturbation
    • Pathology Of Masturbation
    • As A Cause Of Neurasthenia
    • Emotional Instinct Dwarfed By Masturbation
    • Instances Among Illustrious Men
    • Love Himself Sometimes Nods
    • Hysterical Erotism
    • Religious Erotism
    • Woman The Type Of Fertility
    • ' Nicolas De Clemenges, " De Corruptio Statu Ecclesitc,"
    • Both Love And Religion Based In Sacrifice
    • How Sexuality Has Helped Religion
    • A Plea For Love And Religion
    • Chapter Nine. The Sexual Criminal
    • Instinct As A Factor In Sexual Crime
    • Heredity Considered
    • Theories Of Darwin And Hseckel
    • Schools Of Criminology
    • Sexual Criminals By Instinct
    • Penology Of Sexual Crime
    • Part Which Medicine Should Bear In Fixing Punishment
    • Ultimate Purpose Of All Criminology
    • Few Criminals Mentally Sound
    • Obstacles To Prosecution For Sexual Offences
    • Case Of The Sadist Bruce
    • Legal Status Of Fetichistic Acts
    • Legal Status Of Masochism
    • Legal Status Of Lust-Murder
    • Love And Anger As Motives Of Crime
    • Bases Of Sexual Crime
    • The "Social Evil"
    • Mental Status Of The Criminal
    • Sexual And Religious Exaltation
    • Impotence And Sexual Crime
    • Psychic Inhibition
    • Four Important Sexual Phenomena
    • Acts Indicating Mental Disease
    • Early Sex Manifestations Not Necessarily Abnormal
    • Sexual Crimes Of The Aged And Decrepit
    • Sexual Acts Of Alcoholic Drunkards
    • Further Examination Of Sadistic Acts
    • Sadism Forensically Considered
    • Exception To The Preceding Rule
    • Homosexuality Forensically Considered
    • Prevalence Of The Vice
    • Contrary Attitudes Of Law And Medicine
    • The Criminal To Be First Considered
    • Responsibility In Alcoholism
    • Alcoholism And Rape
    • Medical Examination In Rape And Lust-Murder
    • Sexual Anthropophagy
    • Other Manifestations Of Cruelty
    • The Impulse To Defile
    • Summary Of Psychopathic Anomalies
    • Proposed Glossary Of Sexual Terms
    • Vagueness Of Legal Definitions
    • Libido Nemia In Sexual Offences
    • Heredity And Suggestion
    • Influence Of Education
    • Sexual Malformation
    • Sexual Recidivists
    • Rival Theories Of Criminology
    • Legal Status Of Homosexuality Continued
    • Superficial Treatment Of Sexual Offences By Jurists
    • Further Points In Medico-Legal Diagnosis
    • Confusion Caused By Faulty Legal Phraseology
    • Aid To Preluninary Legal Diagnosis
    • Further Guides To The Subdivision Of Criminals
    • The Criminal Triangle
    • General Characteristics
    • Origin And Growth Of Law
    • Application Of Law In Cases Of Sexual Crime
    • Cures And Punishments Of Sexual Inverts
    • Society's Attitude Toward The Invert
    • Conclusion Of The Whole Subject
  • Dream Psychology | by Maurice Nigoll
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. The Psyche
    • Chapter II. The Problem Of The Neurotic
    • Chapter III. Mental Background
    • Mental Background. Continued
    • Chapter IV. Dreams And Cartoons
    • Dreams And Cartoons. Continued
    • Chapter V. Interpretation
    • Interpretation. Part 2
    • Interpretation. Part 3
    • Interpretation. Part 4
    • Interpretation. Part 5
    • Chapter VI. Compensation
    • Chapter VII. Over-Compensation
    • Chapter VIII. Under-Compensation
    • Chapter IX. Fantasy And Rumour
    • Chapter X. The Unconscious Motive And Interest
    • The Unconscious Motive And Interest. Part 2
    • The Unconscious Motive And Interest. Part 3
    • The Unconscious Motive And Interest. Part 4
    • The Unconscious Motive And Interest. Part 5
    • The Unconscious Motive And Interest. Part 6
    • The Unconscious Motive And Interest. Part 7
    • Chapter XI. The Control Of Interest
    • The Control Of Interest. Part 2
    • The Control Of Interest. Part 3
    • Chapter XII. The Growth Of Interest
    • The Growth Of Interest. Continued
    • Chapter XIII. Complexes
    • Chapter XIV. Extroversion
    • Chapter XV. Introversion
    • Introversion. Part 2
    • Introversion. Part 3
    • Introversion. Part 4
    • Chapter XVI. Balance
    • Chapter XVII. Regression
    • Chapter XVIII. The Nature Of The Unconscious
    • Chapter XIX. Responsibility
    • Bibliography
  • Skin Cancer | by Henry H. Hazen, A.B., M.D.
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. General Considerations
    • Classification of Skin Cancer
    • Classification of Skin Cancer. Continued
    • Structure of Skin Cancer
    • Growth Of Tumors
    • Etiology
    • Incidental Factors
    • Chapter II. Precancerous Dermatoses
    • Pigmented Moles
    • Seborrheic Warts
    • Simple Keratosis
    • Arsenical Keratoses
    • Keratosis Follioularis
    • Cutaneous Horn
    • Cancer Of Paraffin Workers
    • Xeroderma Pigmentosum
    • Sailor's Skin
    • Farmer's Cancer
    • X-Ray Dermatitis
    • Introduction. Paget's Disease
    • Marjolins Ulcer
    • Lupus Vulgaris
    • Leg Ulcers
    • Lupus Erythematosus
    • Syphilis
    • Inflammatory Dermatoses and Other Forms
    • Chapter III. Epithelial Wakts
    • Malignant Cutaneous Warts
    • Chapter IV. Basal-Celled Carcinomata
    • Classification Of Basal-Celled Carcinomata
    • I. Flat Rodent Ulcers
    • II. Nodular Cancers
    • III. Rolled-Edge Rodent Ulcers
    • IV. Depressed Scar-Like Cancer
    • V. Morphea-Like Cancer
    • VI. Fungating Tumors
    • VII. Deep Ulcers
    • Chapter V. Cubo-Celled Carcinomata
    • Chapter VI. Spino-Celled Carcinomata
    • Spino-Celled Carcinomata. Continued
    • Chapter VII. Benign And Malignant Tumors Of The Cutaneous Appendages
    • Tumors Of The Hair Follicles
    • Tumors Of The Sebaceous Glands
    • Tumors Of The Sweat Glands
    • Tumors Of The Sweat Ducts
    • Chapter VIII. Multiple Benign Tumors
    • Multiple Benign Cystic Epithelioma
    • Syringocystadenoma
    • Adenoma Sebaceum
    • Chapter IX. Nevocarcinomata And Malignant Melanomata (Malignant Pigmented Moles)
    • Nevocarcinomata And Malignant Melanomata (Malignant Pigmented Moles). Continued
    • Chapter X. Carcinoma En Cuirasse-Carcinoma By Extension- Metastatic Carcinoma-Paget's Disease
    • Carcinoma By Extension
    • Metastatic Carcinomata
    • Paget's Disease
    • Chapter XI. Endotheliomata
    • Nevo-Xantho-Endotheliomata
    • Chapter XII. Benign Connective Tissue Tumors
    • Keloid
    • Fibroma
    • Neuroma
    • Myoma
    • Lipoma
    • Osteoma
    • Hemangioma
    • Lymphangioma
    • Lymphangioma Circumscriptum
    • Chapter XIII. Sarcomata And Sarcoids. Sarcomata
    • Solitary Lesions
    • Multiple Lesions
    • Transitional Lesions
    • Sarcoids
    • Chapter XIV. Lymphomata
    • Chapter XV. Differential Diagnosis
    • Microscopic Pathology
    • 1. Nodular Lesions
    • 2. Ulcerative Lesions
    • 4. Scar-Forming Lesions
    • Chapter XVI. Peognosis
    • Chapter XVII. Peophylaxis
    • Chapter XVIII. Treatment
    • Surgical Treatment
    • Surgical Treatment. Continued
    • Electrical Treatment
    • Actinic Treatment
    • Actinic Treatment. Part 2
    • Actinic Treatment. Part 3
    • Actinic Treatment. Part 4
    • Caustics
    • Congelation Treatment
    • Medication
    • Treatment Of Complications
    • Treatment Of Inoperable Cases
    • Repair Of Deformities
    • Chapter XIX. Tumors According To Location
    • Tumors of Scalp
    • Tumors of Forehead And Temples
    • Tumors of Eyelids
    • Tumors of Nose
    • Tumors of Ears
    • Tumors of Cheeks And Face
    • Tumors of Chin
    • Tumors of Neck
    • Lips
    • Sarcomata
    • Basal-Celled Tumors
    • Spinocellular Tumors
    • Metastases
    • Malignant Warts
    • Treatment to Tumors of the Lips
    • Treatment to Tumors of the Lips. Part 2
    • Treatment to Tumors of the Lips. Part 3
    • Tumors of Tongue
    • Treatment Tumors of Tongue
    • Cancer of Trunk
    • Tumors of Extremities
    • Tumors of Extremities. Part 2
    • Tumors of Extremities. Part 3
  • Anatomy Of The Arteries Of The Human Body | by John Hatch Power
    • Preface
    • Descriptive Anatomy Of The Heart. Preliminary Directions
    • The Pericardium
    • General Description Of The Heart
    • The Right Auricle
    • The Left Auricle
    • The Right Ventricle
    • The Left Ventricle
    • The Zonce Tendinosce
    • Relative Capacities Of The Cavities
    • Structure Of The Heart
    • The Muscular Fibres Of The Heart
    • The Endocardium
    • The Veins Of The Heart
    • The Nerves Of The Heart
    • The Cardiac Nerves
    • The Inferior Cardiac Nerve
    • The Pulmonary Artery
    • The Left Pulmonary Artery
    • The Aorta
    • The Anterior Or Ascending Portion
    • The Middle Portion Of The Arch
    • The Posterior Or Descending Portion Of The Arch
    • Development Of The Aorta
    • Branches Of The Arch Of The Aorta
    • Arteria Innominata
    • Operation Of Tying The Arteria Innominata
    • Common Carotid Arteries
    • First Or Inferior Stage Of The Right Common Carotid
    • First Or Inferior Stage Of The Left Common Carotid
    • Second Or Superior Stage Of The Common Carotid Artery
    • Veins Of The Neck
    • The Internal Jugular Vein
    • Ligature Of The Common Carotid Artery
    • The Operation Of Tying The Common Carotid Artery In Its Inferior Stage
    • Sedillot's Operation
    • Operation Of Tying The Common Carotid In Its Superior Stage
    • External Carotid Artery
    • Operation Of Tying The External Carotid
    • The Superior Thyroid Artery
    • The Inferior Laryngeal Or Crico Thyroid Branch
    • The Lingual Artery
    • Operation Of Tying The Lingual Artery
    • The Facial Artery
    • The Facial Vein
    • The Inferior Mental, Or Submental Branch
    • The Internal Pterygoid Branch
    • The Dorsalis Or Lateralis Nasi Artery
    • The Angular Artery
    • The Occipital Artery
    • The Posterior Auricular Artery
    • The Posterior Aural Branch
    • The Pharyngea Ascendens Artery
    • The Meningeal Branch
    • The Transversalis Faciei Artery
    • The Superficial Temporal Artery
    • The Posterior Temporal Branch
    • The Internal Maxillary Artery
    • The Middle Meningeal Artery
    • The Inferior Dental Artery
    • The Buccal Artery
    • The Infra Orbital Artery
    • The Spheno Palatine Artery
    • The Internal Carotid Artery
    • The Internal Carotid
    • The Ophthalmic Artery
    • The Lachrymal Artery
    • The Central Artery
    • The Supra Orbital Artery
    • The Ciliary Arteries
    • The Muscular Arteries
    • The Ethmoidal Arteries
    • The Palpebral Arteries
    • The Posterior Communicating Artery
    • The Anterior Cerebral Artery
    • The Middle Cerebral Artery
    • Subclavian Arteries
    • First Stage Of The Right Subclavian
    • First Stage Of The Left Subclavian Artery
    • Second Stage Of The Subclavian Arteries
    • Third Stage Of The Subclavian Arteries
    • Operation Of Tying The First Stage Of The Subclavian Artery
    • Mr. O'Reilly's Case
    • Operation Of Tying The Left Subclavian Artery In Its First Stage
    • Operation Of Tying The Subclavian Artery In Its Second Stage
    • Operation Of Tying The Subclavian Artery In Its Third Stage
    • Operation Of Tying The Subclavian Artery In Its Third Stage. Continued
    • The Vertebral Artery
    • The Anterior Spinal Artery
    • The Posterior Spinal Artery
    • The Inferior Artery Of The Cerebellum
    • The Basilar Artery
    • The Anterior Cerebellar Branch
    • The Superior Artery
    • The Posterior Artery
    • The Internal Mammary Artery
    • The Thyroid Axis
    • The Inferior Thyroid Artery
    • The Supra Scapular, Or Transversalis Humeri Artery
    • The Posterior Scapular, Or Transversalis Colli Artery
    • The Cervicalis Profunda Artery
    • The Superior Intercostal Artery
    • Axilla
    • The Lymphatic Glands
    • The Axillary Artery
    • First Stage Of The Axillary Artery
    • Second Stage Of The Axillary Artery
    • Third Stage Of The Axillary Artery
    • Operation Of Tying The Axillary Artery In Its First Stage
    • Operation Of Tying The Axillary Artery In Its Third Stage
    • Case Of Rupture Of The Axillary Artery, Caused By Luxation Of The Head Of The Humerus Into The Axilla
    • The Acromial Or Thoracica Acromialis Artery
    • The Thoracica Alaris Artery
    • The Infra Or Sub Scapular Artery
    • The Posterior Circumflex Artery
    • The Anterior Circumflex Artery
    • Veins Of The Arm And Fore Arm
    • The Brachial Artery
    • True Aneurism Of The Brachial Artery
    • Diffused False Aneurism
    • Circumscribed False Aneurism
    • Aneurismal Varix, And Varicose Aneurism
    • With Regard To The Circumscribed False Aneurism
    • Operation Of Tying The Brachial Artery In The Superior Third Of The Arm
    • Ligature Of The Brachial Artery In The Middle Of The Arm
    • Ligature Of The Brachial Artery At The Bend Of The Elbow
    • The Superior Profunda Artery
    • The Arteria Nutritia
    • The Inferior Profunda Artery
    • The Muscular Branches
    • Ulnar Artery. Radial Artery. The Ulnar Artery
    • The Posterior Ulnar Recurrent
    • The Common Interosseal Artery
    • The Posterior Carpal Branch
    • The Communicans Profunda
    • Superficial Palmar Arch
    • The First Digital Artery
    • Operation Of Tying The Ulnar Artery
    • The Radial Artery
    • The Posterior Carpal Artery
    • The Princeps Pollicis
    • Deep Palmar Arch
    • Operation Of Tying The Radial Artery
    • The Descending Aorta
    • The Thoracic Aorta
    • The Bronchial Arteries
    • The Inferior Or Aortic Intercostals
    • The Abdominal Aorta
    • Operation Of Tying The Aorta
    • Sir A. Cooper's Case
    • Mr. James's Case
    • Dr. Murray's Case
    • Dr. Monteiro's Case
    • Mr. South's Case
    • The Cceliac Axis
    • The Gastric Artery, Or Coronaria Ventriculi
    • The Hepatic Artery
    • The Gastro Duodenalis Artery
    • Circulation Of The Blood In The Liver
    • The Umbilical Vein
    • The Vena Portae
    • The Splenic Artery
    • The Superior Mesenteric Artery
    • The Branches From The Convexity
    • The Colica Dextra
    • Colica Sinistra. Arteria Sigmoidea; And Superior Haemorrhoidal
    • The Proper Phrenic Arteries
    • The Renal Arteries
    • The Renal Veins
    • The Spermatic Arteries
    • The Veins Which Accompany The Spermatic Artery
    • The Lumbar Arteries
    • The Middle Sacral Artery
    • Common Iliac Arteries
    • The Right Common Iliac Artery
    • The Left Common Iliac Artery
    • Operation Of Tying The Common Iliac Artery
    • Mr. Mott's Case
    • Mr. Hey's Case
    • The Internal Iliac Artery
    • Operation Of Tying The Internal Iliac
    • The Glutaeal Artery
    • Operation Of Tying The Glutaeal Artery
    • The Sciatic Or Ischiatic Artery
    • The Anastomotic Branches
    • The Obturator Artery
    • The Anterior And Larger Branch
    • The Posterior Branch
    • Ano Perineal Region
    • The Accelerator Urinae Or Compressor Urethrae Muscle
    • The Lateral Operation For Lithotomy
    • The Internal Pudic Artery
    • The Long Perineal Artery
    • The Artery Of The Bulb
    • The Artery Of The Corpus Cavernosum
    • The Dorsal Artery
    • The Ilio Lumbar Artery
    • The Lateral Sacral Artery
    • The Vesical Artery
    • The Uterine Artery
    • External Iliac Artery
    • Operation Of Tying The External Iliac Artery. Mr. Abernethy's Method
    • Sir A. Cooper's Operation On The External Iliac Artery
    • The Epigastric Artery
    • The Internal Circumflexa Ilii Artery
    • The Femoral Artery
    • The Femoral Artery. Continued
    • The Anterior Crural Nerve
    • Operations On The Femoral Artery
    • Ligature Of The Femoral Artery Immediately Below Poupart's Ligament
    • Ligature Of The Femoral Artery In The Middle Of The Thigh
    • Ligature Of The Femoral Artery In Scarpa's Space
    • State Of The Circulation And Vessels After The Operation
    • Treatment Of Popliteal Aneurism By Compression On The Femoral Artery
    • The Superficial Circumflexa Ilii
    • The Anastomotica Magna Artery
    • The Profunda Femoral Artery
    • The External Circumflex Artery
    • The Internal Circumflex Artery
    • The Perforating Arteries
    • The Popliteal Space
    • The Popliteal Artery
    • Ligature Of The Popliteal Artery
    • The Superior Internal Articular Artery
    • The Inferior External Articular Artery
    • The Azygos Or Middle Articular Artery
    • The Anterior Tibial Artery
    • Ligature Of The Anterior Tibial Artery
    • The Tibial Recurrent
    • The Metatarsal Branch
    • The Dorsalis Pollicis
    • The Posterior Tibial Artery
    • Ligature Of The Posterior Tibial Artery
    • The Peroneal Artery
    • Ligature Of The Peroneal Artery
    • The External Plantar Artery
    • The Anterior, Or Digital Arteries
    • Varieties Or Anomalies Of The Arteries. Varieties Or Anomalies Op The Pulmonary Artery
    • 2. Varieties As To Form
    • Varieties As To The Course Of The Aorta
    • Varieties As To The Branches Of The Arch. Varieties With Two Primary Branches
    • Varieties With Three Primary Branches
    • Varieties With Four Primary Branches
    • Varieties With Five Primary Branches
    • Varieties With Six Primary Branches
    • Varieties Of The Arteria Innominata
    • Varieties Of The Common Carotid Artery
    • Varieties Of The Occipital Artery
    • Varieties Of The Internal Carotid Artery And Its Branches
    • Varieties Of The Subclavian Artery
    • Varieties Of The Brachial Artery
    • Varieties Of The Ulnar And Radial Arteries
    • Varieties Of The Abdominal Aorta
    • Varieties Of The Superior Mesenteric Artery
    • Varieties Of The Spermatic Arteries
    • Varieties Of The Obturator Artery
    • Varieties Of The Pudic Artery
    • Varieties Of The Dorsal Artery Of The Penis
    • Varieties Of The Femoral Artery
    • Varieties Of The Peroneal Artery
  • The Anatomy Of The Human Skeleton | by J. Ernest Frazer
    • Preface
    • Preface To Second Edition
    • Chapter I. Preliminary
    • Preliminary. Part 2
    • Preliminary. Part 3
    • Preliminary. Part 4
    • Chapter II. Vertebral Column
    • Typical Vertebra
    • Regions Of The Column
    • Regions Of The Column. Continued
    • Cervical Vertebra
    • Cervical Characters (Third To Sixth)
    • Seventh Cervical Vertebra
    • Detailed Consideration Of Cervical Vertebrae
    • Detailed Consideration Of Cervical Vertebrae. Part 2
    • Detailed Consideration Of Cervical Vertebrae. Part 3
    • Atlas
    • Dorsal Vertebra
    • Dorsal Vertebra. Continued
    • Lumbar Vertebra
    • Lumbar Vertebra. Part 2
    • Lumbar Vertebra. Part 3
    • Sacral Vertebra
    • Sacral Vertebra. Part 2
    • Sacral Vertebra. Part 3
    • Ossification Of Vertebral Column
    • Coccyx
    • Chapter III. Thorax
    • Ribs And Costal Cartilages
    • Costal Cartilages
    • Costal Cartilages. Part 2
    • Costal Cartilages. Part 3
    • Costal Cartilages. Part 4
    • Costal Cartilages. Part 5
    • Costal Cartilages. Part 6
    • Sternum
    • Sternum. Continued
    • Chapter IV. Limbs: Upper Limb I. The Limb-Girdles And Skeleton Of The Free Limbs
    • Limbs: Upper Limb I. The Limb-Girdles And Skeleton Of The Free Limbs. Continued
    • Upper Limb
    • Upper Limb. Part 2
    • Upper Limb. Part 3
    • Scapula
    • Ventral Surface
    • Spine And Acromion
    • Spine And Acromion. Part 2
    • Spine And Acromion. Part 3
    • Humerus
    • Humerus. Part 2
    • Humerus. Part 3
    • Humerus. Part 4
    • Condyles
    • Ossification Of Limbs
    • Ulna And Radius
    • Ulna And Radius. Continued
    • Ulna
    • Radius
    • Radius. Continued
    • Hand
    • Hand. Continued
    • Separate Bones Of Carpus
    • Scaphoid
    • Scaphoid (Fig. 86). Continued
    • Separate Bones Of Metacarpus
    • Separate Bones Of Metacarpus. Continued
    • Phalanges Of Hands
    • Development Of Bones Of Hand
    • Chapter V. The Lower Extremity And Pelvis
    • Os Innominatum
    • Pelvis
    • Detailed Consideration Of Os Innominatum
    • The Acetabular Region
    • The Acetabular RegionContinued
    • The External Ischio-Pubic Region
    • The External Ischio-Pubic Region (Fig. 104). Part 2
    • The External Ischio-Pubic Region (Fig. 104). Part 3
    • Borders
    • Borders. Continued
    • Development Of Ossification
    • Femur
    • The Hip Joint
    • Head
    • The Neck
    • The Great Trochanter
    • The Anterior Intertrochanteric Line
    • The Shaft
    • Region Of Linea Aspera
    • Lower End
    • Ossification Of Femur
    • Patella
    • Tibia And Fibula
    • Fibula
    • Fibula. Part 2
    • Fibula. Part 3
    • Fibula. Part 4
    • Fibula. Part 5
    • Fibula. Part 6
    • Tibialis Posticus
    • Peronei
    • Ossification Of Tibia And Fibula
    • The Foot
    • The Foot. Part 2
    • The Foot. Part 3
    • The Foot. Part 4
    • Os Calcis
    • Cuboid
    • Scaphoid Or Navicular
    • Cuneiform Bones
    • Metatarsus
    • Phalanges Of The Foot
    • Development Of Bones Of Foot
    • Chapter VI. Skull And Hyoid
    • Cranial Bones
    • Cranial Bones. Part 2
    • Cranial Bones. Part 3
    • Facial Skeleton
    • Separate Bones Of The Skull
    • Parietal
    • Occipital
    • Occipital. Continued
    • Temporal
    • Temporal. Part 2
    • Temporal. Part 3
    • Temporal. Part 4
    • Temporal. Part 5
    • The Petrous
    • Sphenoid
    • Sphenoid. Part 2
    • Sphenoid. Part 3
    • Sphenoid. Part 4
    • Sphenoid. Part 5
    • Sphenoidal Turbinate Bones
    • Maxilla
    • Maxilla. Continued
    • Palate Bone
    • The Hard Palate
    • Spheno-Maxillary Fossa
    • Ethmoid
    • Lachrymal
    • Vomer
    • Inferior Turbinate Bone
    • Nasal Bone
    • Nasal Bone. Part 2
    • Nasal Bone. Part 3
    • Nasal Bone. Part 4
    • Malar
    • The Orbit
    • Lower Jaw Or Mandible
    • Lower Jaw Or Mandible. Part 2
    • Lower Jaw Or Mandible. Part 3
    • Lower Jaw Or Mandible. Part 4
    • The Development Of The Skull As A Whole
    • The Development Of The Skull As A Whole. Part 2
    • The Development Of The Skull As A Whole. Part 3
    • The Development Of The Skull As A Whole. Part 4
    • The Development Of The Skull As A Whole. Part 5
    • The Development Of The Skull As A Whole. Part 6
    • Hyoid
  • A Manual Of Dissections Of The Human Body | by R. E. Carrington
    • Preface
    • A Dissection To Expose The Structures That Are Seen On The Removal Of The Outer Wall Of The Orbit
    • A Dissection To Expose The Vertebral Artery
    • A Dissection To Expose The Vertebral Artery. Continued
    • A Dissection To Expose The Otic Ganglion And The Cartilaginous Portion Of The Eustachian Tube
    • A Dissection To Expose The Hypoglossal Nerve In The Extra-Cranial Part Of Its Course
    • A Dissection To Expose Fully The First Dorsal Nerve
    • A Dissection Of The Posterior Surface Of The Cord In The Cervical Region
    • A Dissection Of The Internal Mammary Artery
    • A Dissection To Expose The Anterior Surface Of The Trachea
    • A Dissection To Expose The Vena Azygos Major
    • A Dissection To Expose The Anterior And Posterior Circumflex Arteries
    • A Dissection To Expose The Musculo-Spiral Nerve
    • A Dissection Of The Anastomoses About The Elbow-Joint
    • A Dissection To Expose The Supinator Brevis Muscle
    • A Dissection To Expose The Flexor Longus Pollicis Manus Muscles
    • A Dissection Of The Anterior Surface Of The Adductor Pollicis Manus Muscle
    • A Dissection To Expose The Deep Palmar Arch And Its Branches
    • A Dissection To Expose The Interosseous Artery, Its Branches And Their Anastomoses
    • A Dissection To Expose The Interosseous Artery. Continued
    • A Dissection To Expose The Obturator Nerve Completely
    • A Dissection To Expose The Obturator Nerve. Continued
    • A Dissection Of The Portal Vein, And Its Branches
    • A Dissection Of The Posterior Surface Of The Kidney
    • A Dissection To Expose The Posterior Surface Of The Sacral Plexus
    • A Dissection To Expose The Anterior Surface Of The Sacral Plexus In The Male Subject
    • A Dissection To Expose The Pudic Artery
    • A Dissection To Expose The Pudic Artery. Continued
    • Note On The Triangular Ligament Of The Urethra
    • A Dissection To Expose The Profunda Femoris Artery
    • A Dissection To Expose The Gluteus Minimus Muscle
    • A Dissection To Expose The Popliteus Muscle
    • A Dissection To Expose The Peroneal Artery And Its Branches
    • A Dissection To Expose The Plantar Arch
    • A Dissection To Expose The Plantar Arch. Continued
  • Engravings Of The Arteries | by Charles Bell
    • Preface To The First Edition
    • Preface To The Second Edition
    • Fore And Back Views Of The Heart
    • Back View Of The Heart
    • Scheme Of The Arterial System
    • Diaphragm, the Situation of the Heart, the Blood-vessels of the Breast, and the Abdominal Aorta
    • Carotid Artery
    • Branches Of The External Carotid Artery
    • Vertical Section Of The Head
    • Internal Maxillary Artery
    • Arteries Of The Brain
    • Arteries Of The Arm
    • Arteries Of The Arm. Wrist
    • The Distribution Of The Cellic Artery
    • The Mesenteric Arteries
    • Arteries Of The Lower Extremity
    • Arteries Of The Lower Extremity. Posterior
  • The Homologies Of The Human Skeleton | by Holmes Coote
    • Preface
    • Introduction
    • Division Of The Animal Kingdom Into Vertebrata And Invertebrata
    • Necessity Of Comparing The Vertebral Segments In Different Classes Of Animals
    • Discovery Of The Vertebrate Structure Of The Skull
    • Definition Of The Term "Skeleton," Exo And Endo-Skeleton
    • Definition Of The Terms "Archetype," "Homologue," "Analogue"
    • What Is A Vertebra ?
    • Vertebral Appendage
    • Difficulties In Determining The Number Of Bones Contained In The Human Skeleton
    • Vertebral Segments
    • The Human Skeleton
    • Cervical Vertebra
    • Dorsal Vertebrae
    • Lumbar Vertebrae
    • Sacral Vertebrae
    • Coccygeal Vertebra
    • The Human Cranium
    • Cranial Vertebra
    • Occipital Vertebra
    • Coraco-Scapular Arch
    • Parietal Vertebra
    • Temporal Bone
    • Styloid Process And Os Hyoides
    • Frontal Vertebra
    • The Inferior Maxilla
    • Nasal Vertebra
    • Vomer, Ethmoid, And Palate Bones
    • Relation Of The Cranial Vertebrae To The Segments Of The Encephalon
    • The Serial Homologies Of The Vertebral Column
    • Occipital Condyles
    • Neural Arches
    • Introduction Of Temporal Bone Into Cranial Cavity
    • Haemal Arches
    • Necessity Of Studying Homology In Reference To Muscular Insertion
    • The Extremities
    • Law Of Disappearance Of The Digits Of The Hand And Foot In The Vertebrate Series
    • Recognition Of The Homotypes Of The Upper And Lower Extremities
    • Cuvier's Objections
    • Arrangement Of The Corresponding Bones Of The Upper And Lower Extremities
    • The Humerus
    • Reason For Twisted Appearance Of The Humerus
    • The Ulna
    • The Radius
    • Carpus And Digits
    • The Femur
    • Olecranon And Fibella
    • The Tibia
    • The Fibula
    • Tarsal Bones
  • The Human Body: An Elementary Text-Book Of Anatomy, Physiology, And Hygiene | by H. Newell Martin
    • Chapter I. The General Structure And Arrangement Of The Human Body
    • Microscopic Anatomy Or Histology
    • The General Plan On Which The Body Is Constructed
    • Man Is A Vertebrate Animal
    • Contents Of The Two Chief Cavities Of The Body
    • Man's Place Among Vertebrates
    • Chapter II. The Microscopical And Chemical Composition Of The Body
    • The Physiological Division Of Labor
    • Results Of A Division Of Labor
    • The Chemical Composition Of The Body
    • Albuminous Or Proteid Substances
    • Chapter III. Putrefaction, Fermentation, Distillation, And The Nature Of Alcohol
    • How Meats And Vegetables Are Preserved From Putrefaction
    • Alcoholic Fermentation
    • Alcoholic Fermentation A Waste
    • The Process Of Alcoholic Fermentation
    • Alcoholic Appetite
    • Distillation
    • Chapter IV. The Skeleton
    • Connective Tissue
    • Articulations And Joints
    • The Axial Skeleton
    • The Vertebral Column
    • The Atlas And Axis
    • Uses Of The Mode Of Structure Of The Spinal Column
    • The Facial Skeleton
    • The Cranial Sutures
    • Peculiarities Of The Human Skeleton
    • Chapter V. The Structure, Composition And Hygiene Of Bones
    • Internal Structure Of Human Bones
    • Varieties Of Structure Found In Different Bones
    • The Histology Of Bone
    • Chemical Composition Of Human Bone
    • Hygiene Of The Bony Skeleton
    • Appendix To Chapter V
    • Chapter VI. Joints
    • Ball And Socket Joints
    • Hinge Joints
    • Pivot Joints
    • Dislocations
    • Explanation Of Plate II
    • Chapter VII. The Muscles
    • The Origin And Insertion Of Muscles
    • Varieties Of Muscles
    • How The Muscles Are Controlled
    • The Gross Structure Of A Muscle
    • Histology Of Muscle
    • Plain Muscular Tissue
    • Heart Muscle
    • Beef Tea
    • Chapter VIII. Motion And Locomotion
    • Levers In The Body
    • Levers Of The First Order
    • Levers Of The Second Order
    • Levers Of The Third Order
    • Standing
    • Walking
    • Hygiene Of The Muscles
    • Effects Of Alcohol On Muscles
    • Chapter IX. Why We Eat And Breathe
    • Illustrations Of The Conservation Of Energy
    • Why We Need Food
    • The Influence Of Starvation Upon Muscular Work And Animal Heat
    • Oxidations In The Human Body
    • Oxidation In The Presence Of Moisture
    • The Oxygen Food Of The Body
    • Appendix To Chapter IX
    • Chapter X. Nutrition
    • Receptive And Excretory Organs
    • The Relation Of The Circulatory Organs And The Absorbents To Excretion
    • Chapter XI. Foods
    • The Special Importance Of Albuminous Or Proteid Foods
    • How Plants Supply Food For Animals, And Animals Food For Plants
    • Non Oxidizable Foods
    • Definition Of Foods
    • Fats And Oils, Or Hydrocarbons
    • Inorganic Foods
    • The Nutritive Value Of Different Foods
    • Alcohol Effect To Human Body
    • Does Alcohol Keep Up The Heat Of The Body ?
    • Cooking Food
    • The Advantages Of A Mixed Diet
    • Chapter XII. The Digestive Organs
    • The Kinds Of Glands
    • Forms Of Glands
    • The Complexity Of The Alimentary Canal
    • The Mouth Cavity
    • Characters Of Individual Teeth
    • Hygiene Of The Teeth
    • The Tongue
    • The Pharynx Or Throat Cavity (Fig. 41)
    • The Esophagus Or Gullet
    • The Glands Of The Stomach
    • Palpitation Of The Heart
    • The Small Intestine
    • The Large Intestine
    • The Liver
    • The Pancreas Or Sweetbread
    • Chapter XIII. Digestion
    • The Saliva
    • Swallowing Or Deglutition
    • The Chyme
    • The Chyle
    • The Pancreatic Secretion
    • The Bile
    • Intestinal Juice Or The Succus Entericus
    • Indigestible Substances
    • Absorption From The Alimentary Canal
    • Explanation Of Plate III. A General View Of The Lymphatic Or Absorbent System Of Vessels
    • The Lacteals
    • Pure Alcohol
    • Diluted Alcohol
    • The Livers Aid In Digestion Of Food
    • Appendix To Chapter XIII
    • Chapter XIV. Blood And Lymph
    • The Blood
    • The Bed Corpuscles Of Human Blood
    • Haemoglobin
    • The Coagulation Of Blood
    • Blood Compared With Water
    • The Blood Gases
    • The Lymph
    • Appendix To Chapter XIV
    • Chapter XV. The Anatomy Of The Circulatory Organs
    • Explanation Of Plate IV. The Circulatory Organs
    • General Functions Of The Different Parts Of The Vascular System
    • Diagram Of The Circulatory Organs
    • The Position Of The Heart
    • The Cavities Of The Heart
    • The Vessels Connected With The Different Chambers Of The Heart
    • How The Heart Is Nourished
    • Valves In Human Heart
    • The Course Of The Main Arteries Of The Body
    • The Capillaries
    • The Veins
    • The Course Of The Blood
    • Arterial And Venous Blood
    • Appendix To Chapter XV
    • Chapter XVI. The Working Of The Heart And Blood Vessels
    • The Cardiac Impulse
    • Use Of The Papillary Muscles
    • Sounds Of The Heart
    • Function Of The Auricles
    • The Work Done Daily By The Heart
    • The Pulse Of A Human
    • The Flow Of The Blood In The Capillaries And Veins
    • Why The Blood Flows Slowest In The Capillaries
    • Why There Is No Pulse In The Capillaries And Veins
    • The Muscles Of The Arteries
    • Appendix To Chapter XVI
    • Chapter XVII. The Object And The Mechanics Of Respiration
    • The Respiratory Apparatus
    • The Air Passages In Human Body
    • Structure Of The Windpipe And Its Branches
    • The Human Lungs
    • Why The Lungs Remain Expanded
    • How The Air Is Renewed In The Lungs
    • The Structure Of The Thorax
    • Expiration
    • The Respiratory Sounds
    • Appendix To Chapter XVII
    • Chapter XVIII. The Chemistry Of Respiration And Ventilation
    • The Changes Produced In Air By Being Once Breathed
    • Ventilation
    • When Breathed Air Becomes Unwholesome
    • The Quantity Of Fresh Air Which Should Be Allowed For Each Person In A Boom
    • How To Ventilate
    • Changes Undergone By The Blood In The Lungs
    • Appendix To Chapter XVIII
    • Chapter XIX. The Kidneys And The Skin
    • Naked Eye Structure Of The Kidneys
    • The Minute Structure Of The Kidney
    • The Kidneys
    • Alcohol Causes Kidney Disease In Several Ways
    • The Skin
    • The Papillae Of The Dermis
    • Nails Fo Humans
    • The Glands Of The Skin
    • The Sebaceous Glands
    • Hygiene Of The Skin
    • Bathing
    • Action Of Alcohol On The Skin
    • Appendix To Chapter XIX
    • Chapter XX. Why We Need A Nervous System. Its Anatomy
    • How A Man Differs From A Collection Of Living Organs
    • Nerve Trunks And Nerve Centres
    • The Main Nerve Centres Of The Human Body
    • The Spinal Cord
    • The Brain
    • The Cranial Nerves
    • The Sympathetic Nervous System
    • The Three Kinds Of Nerve Tissue
    • Nerve Cells
    • Appendix To Chapter XX
    • Chapter XXI. The General Physiology Of The Nervous System
    • The Functions Of Nerve Centres And Nerve Trunks
    • The Psychic Nerve Centres
    • Functions Of The Cerebellum
    • Reflex Centres
    • The Use Of Automatic And Reflex Centres
    • Hygiene Of The Brain
    • Moral Deterioration Produced By Alcohol
    • Heredity
    • Delirium Tremens
    • Appendix To Chapter XXI
    • Chapter XXII. The Influence Upon The Human Body Of Opium, Chloral, And Some Other Commonly Used Narcotics. Opium And Morphia
    • The Influence Upon The Human Body Of Chloral
    • The Local Action Of Tobacco To Human Body
    • Chapter XXIII. The Senses
    • Sensing Hunger And Thirst
    • The Special Senses Of Humans
    • The Human Visual Apparatus
    • The Lachrymal Apparatus
    • The Globe Of The Human Eye
    • The Microscopic Structure Of The Retina
    • The Blind Spot
    • Short Sight And Long Sight
    • Hygiene Of The Eyes
    • Hearing
    • The Internal Ear, Or Labyrinth
    • The Localization Of Skin Sensations
    • Taste
    • Chapter XXIV. Voice And Speech
    • The Human Larynx
    • The Vocal Cords
    • The Range Of The Human Voice
    • Uttering Semivowels
  • The Human Body And Health | by Alvin Davison
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. The Human Body As A Living Machine
    • Chapter II. Plants And Animals Related To Health
    • Chapter III. The Plan Of The Human Body
    • Chapter IV. Food For The Body
    • Food For The Body. Continued
    • Chapter V. The Care And Cooking Of Food
    • Chapter VI. How Food Is Used By The Body
    • How Food Is Used By The Body. Part 2
    • How Food Is Used By The Body. Part 3
    • How Food Is Used By The Body. Part 4
    • Chapter VII. Drink And Health
    • Drink And Health. Continued
    • Chapter VIII. Tobacco And Other Narcotics And Their Effect On Health
    • Chapter IX. The Blood And Its Passage Through The Body
    • The Blood And Its Passage Through The Body. Part 2
    • The Blood And Its Passage Through The Body. Part 3
    • The Blood And Its Passage Through The Body. Part 4
    • Chapter X. Breathing And Its Use
    • Chapter XI. Air And Health
    • Air And Health. Continued
    • Chapter XII. Cleanliness And Warmth
    • Cleanliness And Warmth. Part 2
    • Cleanliness And Warmth. Part 3
    • Chapter XIII. Clothing And Colds
    • Chapter XIV. The Bones
    • The Bones. Continued
    • Chapter XV. The Muscles And Exercise
    • The Muscles And Exercise. Continued
    • Chapter XVI. How The Body Is Governed
    • How The Body Is Governed. Continued
    • Chapter XVII. The Care Of The Nervous System And How Narcotics Affect It
    • The Care Of The Nervous System And How Narcotics Affect It. Continued
    • Chapter XVIII. Organs For Receiving Knowledge
    • Organs For Receiving Knowledge. Part 2
    • Organs For Receiving Knowledge. Part 3
    • Chapter XIX. The Cause Of Sickness
    • The Cause Of Sickness. Continued
    • Chapter XX. How To Keep Well
    • How To Keep Well. Part 2
    • How To Keep Well. Part 3
    • Pronunciation And Explanation Of Difficult Words
  • Animal Physiology: The Structure And Functions Of The Human Body | by John Cleland
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. Introduction. Functions Of Animals. Nucleated Corpuscles. 1. The World Around Us
    • 4. The Organic World
    • 5. The Functions Of Animals
    • 6. The Expression Living Parts Of Living Beings
    • 7. Amoeba
    • 8. The Nucleated Corpuscles
    • 9. The Most Widely Distributed Texture In The Body
    • 10. White Fibrous Tissue
    • 11. Elastic Tissue
    • 12. Adipose Tissue
    • Chapter III. The Skeleton
    • 15. The Fifth Or Lowest Lumbar Vertebra
    • 16. The Thigh Bone Or Femur
    • 17. The First And Second Cervical Vertebræ
    • 18. The Skull
    • 20. Peculiarities Of The Human Skeleton
    • 21. Skeletal Textures
    • 22. Bone
    • Bone. Continued
    • 26. Mechanics Of The Skeleton
    • Chapter IV. Muscles
    • 30. Striped Muscular Tissue
    • 31. Unstriped Muscular Tissue
    • 32. New Muscular Fibres
    • 33. Muscular Substance
    • 37. Unstriped Muscle
    • Chapter V. Free Surfaces, Epithelium, Secretion, And Integument
    • 39. Epithelium
    • 40. Secretion
    • 41. The Integument
    • 42. The Cutis Vera, Derma, Corium, Or True Skin
    • 43. The Sensibility Of The Skin
    • 44. The Glands Of The Skin
    • 45. The Perspiration
    • 46. Epidermal Appendages
    • 47. A Hair
    • 48. The Shaft Of The Hair
    • Chapter VI. Alimentation
    • Chapter VII. Digestion
    • 53. The Teeth
    • 64. Dentine
    • 56. The Milk Teeth
    • 58. Course Of The Ingesta
    • 60. The Lower End Of The Aesophagus
    • 61. The Stomach
    • 62. The Large Intestine
    • 64. The Form Of Digestive Tube
    • 65. Digestive Fluids
    • 67. The Mucous Membrane Of The Stomach
    • 69. The Pancreas
    • 70. The Action Of The Fluid Secreted By The Lieberkuhnian Follicles
    • 72. The Great Intestine
    • Chapter VIII. The Blood
    • 75. When Blood Flows From A Wound
    • 76. When Blood Is Examined Microscopically
    • 77. The White Or Colourless Corpuscles
    • 79. The Small Amount Of Fibrin In The Liquor Sanguinis
    • 80. The Red Corpuscles
    • Chapter IX. Circulation
    • 85. The Heart In Mammals
    • 87. The Arterial Valves
    • 89. The Frequency Of The Heart's Pulsations
    • 90. The Arteries
    • 91. The Pulse In The Arteries
    • 92. The Capillaries
    • 93. The Veins
    • 94. The Pressure Or Force With Which The Blood Is Urged
    • 95. The Time Required For A Portion Of The Blood To Be Carried Through The Whole Circulation
    • 96. Portal System
    • 97. The Object Of Respiration
    • 98. The Main Air Tube, The Trachea Or Windpipe
    • 100. The Expansion And Diminution Of The Chest In Respiration
    • 102. The Muscles By Which The Ribs Are Moved
    • 103. The Acts Of Inspiration
    • 104. The Vital Capacity
    • 105. The Atmosphere
    • 106. The Volume Of Carbonic Acid
    • 107. The Amount Of Oxygen Taken Into The Blood In Respiration
    • 108. Gases Brought Into Contact
    • 111. Ventilation
    • Chapter XI. Absorption
    • 114. The Lymphatics
    • 115. The Absorbents
    • 118. The Passage Of Liquids Through Membranes
    • 119. The Difference In The Absorbing Power Of The Lacteals And The Blood Vessels
    • Chapter XII. The Ductless Glands, The Liver, And The Kidneys
    • 121. The Spleen
    • 122. The Liver (Figs. 57 And 78)
    • Chapter XIII. The Nervous System
    • 144. Structure Of The Encephalon
    • 145. The Whole Of The Brain Above The Level Of The Tentorium
    • The Whole Of The Brain Above The Level Of The Tentorium. Continued
    • 150. Cranial Nerves (Fig 99)
    • 151. Functions Of The Encephalon
    • 153. The Cerebral Hemispheres
    • 156. The Most Moderate Exercise Of The Mental Faculties
    • 157. The Sympt Thetic System
    • 158. The Vaso Motor Nerves, Or Nerves To The Arterioles
    • Chapter XV. The Senses
    • 160. An Important Element In Delicacy Of Touch
    • 162. Smell
    • 164. The Olfactory Nerves
    • 165. Taste
    • 166. The Sensory Nerves Of The Tongue
    • 168. Vision
    • 169. The Eyeball
    • The Eyeball. Continued
    • 174. The Eye
    • The Eye. Part 2
    • The Eye. Part 3
    • 181. Distance
    • 182. The Appearances Of Solidity And Hollowness
    • 184. Colour Blindness
    • 185. The Laws Which Regulate The Colours Of The Ocular Spectra
    • 186. The Effects Of Pressure On Coloured Spectra
    • 187. Lachrymal Apparatus
    • 188. Hearing
    • 189. The External Ear
    • 190. The Middle Ear
    • 191. The Tympanic Ossicles
    • 193. The Internal Ear
    • 194. The Cochlea
    • Chapter XVI. Voice And Speech
    • 198. Speech
    • 199. The Simplest Method Of Multiplication
    • 202. The Ovum Or Egg
    • 203. The Uterus Or Womb
    • 204. The Ovaries Of Persons Who Have Died In The Prime Of Life Present
    • 207. The Embryo
    • The Embryo. Continued
    • 212. The Process Of Separation Of The Embryo From The Rest Of The Ovum
    • 214. The Heart
    • 217. The Period Of Gestation In The Human Species
    • 219. Growth After Birth
    • 220. Death
  • Human Physiology For The Use Of Elementary Schools | by Charles Alfred Lee
    • Preface To The Second Edition
    • Chapter I. Definition. Organic And Inorganic Bodies
    • Definition. Organic And Inorganic Bodies. Continued
    • Chapter II. Division Of The Animal Kingdom
    • Chapter III. Structure Of The Human Body
    • Structure Of The Human Body. Part 2
    • Structure Of The Human Body. Part 3
    • Structure Of The Human Body. Part 4
    • Chapter IV. Structure Of The Human Body Continued
    • Structure Of The Human Body Continued. Part 2
    • Structure Of The Human Body Continued. Part 3
    • Structure Of The Human Body Continued. Part 4
    • Chapter V. Chemistry Of The Human Body. Ultimate And Organic Elements
    • Chapter VI. The Human Skeleton
    • The Human Skeleton. Part 2
    • The Human Skeleton. Part 3
    • The Human Skeleton. Part 4
    • The Human Skeleton. Part 5
    • The Human Skeleton. Part 6
    • The Human Skeleton. Part 7
    • The Human Skeleton. Part 8
    • Chapter VII. Properties Of Animal Bodies
    • Properties Of Animal Bodies. Part 2
    • Properties Of Animal Bodies. Part 3
    • Chapter VIII. Relation Of Animal Bodies To Heat, Light, And Electricity
    • Chapter IX. The Nervous System. The Brain, Spinal Marrow, And Nerves
    • The Nervous System. The Brain, Spinal Marrow, And Nerves. Part 2
    • The Nervous System. The Brain, Spinal Marrow, And Nerves. Part 3
    • Chapter X. Intellectual And Moral Faculties
    • Intellectual And Moral Faculties. Part 2
    • Intellectual And Moral Faculties. Part 3
    • Chapter XI. The Spinal Marrow And Its Functions
    • The Spinal Marrow And Its Functions. Continued
    • Chapter XII. The Nerves And Their Functions
    • The Nerves And Their Functions. Part 2
    • The Nerves And Their Functions. Part 3
    • Chapter XIII. The Five Senses.-Sense Of Touch
    • The Five Senses.-Sense Of Touch. Part 2
    • The Five Senses.-Sense Of Touch. Part 3
    • Chapter XIV. Sense Of Taste
    • Sense Of Taste. Part 2
    • Sense Of Taste. Part 3
    • Chapter XV. The Sense Of Smell
    • The Sense Of Smell. Part 2
    • The Sense Of Smell. Part 3
    • Chapter XVI. The Sense Of Sight
    • The Sense Of Sight. Part 2
    • The Sense Of Sight. Part 3
    • The Sense Of Sight. Part 4
    • The Sense Of Sight. Part 5
    • The Sense Of Sight. Part 6
    • The Sense Of Sight. Part 7
    • The Sense Of Sight. Part 8
    • The Sense Of Sight. Part 9
    • Chapter XVII. The Sense Of Hearing
    • The Sense Of Hearing. Part 2
    • The Sense Of Hearing. Part 3
    • The Sense Of Hearing. Part 4
    • Chapter XVIII. Respiration
    • Respiration. Part 2
    • Respiration. Part 3
    • Respiration. Part 4
    • Chapter XIX. The Circulation Of The Blood
    • The Circulation Of The Blood. Part 2
    • The Circulation Of The Blood. Part 3
    • The Circulation Of The Blood. Part 4
    • The Circulation Of The Blood. Part 5
    • Chapter XX. Nutritive Functions.-Digestion
    • Nutritive Functions.-Digestion. Part 2
    • Nutritive Functions.-Digestion. Part 3
    • Chapter XXI. Secretion
    • Chapter XXII. Absorption
    • Chapter XXIII. Nutrition
    • Chapter XXIV. Animal Heat
    • Animal Heat. Continued
    • Chapter XXV. The Voice
    • The Voice. Continued
    • Chapter XXVI. Locomotion And Its Organs
    • Locomotion And Its Organs. Continued
    • Chapter XXVII. The Teeth
    • Chapter XXVIII. Sleep And Death
  • Man: A History Of The Human Body | by Arthur Keith, Sir
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. How The Human Body Is Studied
    • How The Human Body Is Studied. Continued
    • Chapter II. The Human Brain
    • The Human Brain. Part 2
    • The Human Brain. Part 3
    • Chapter III. Man's Place Amongst Animals
    • Man's Place Amongst Animals. Part 2
    • Man's Place Amongst Animals. Part 3
    • Chapter IV. Stature, Proportion, And Growth
    • Stature, Proportion, And Growth. Part 2
    • Stature, Proportion, And Growth. Part 3
    • Chapter V. The Erect Posture
    • The Erect Posture. Continued
    • Chapter VI. The Tail And Certain Other Vestigial Structures
    • The Tail And Certain Other Vestigial Structures. Part 2
    • The Tail And Certain Other Vestigial Structures. Part 3
    • Chapter VII. The Development Of The Human Body
    • The Development Of The Human Body. Part 2
    • The Development Of The Human Body. Part 3
    • The Development Of The Human Body. Part 4
    • Chapter VIII. Human Monsters And Malformation
    • Human Monsters And Malformation. Part 2
    • Human Monsters And Malformation. Part 3
    • Chapter IX. Changes In The Body During Youth And Age
    • Changes In The Body During Youth And Age. Part 2
    • Changes In The Body During Youth And Age. Part 3
    • Chapter X. The Sexual Characters Of The Human Body
    • The Sexual Characters Of The Human Body. Part 2
    • The Sexual Characters Of The Human Body. Part 3
    • The Sexual Characters Of The Human Body. Part 4
    • Chapter XI. Racial Characters Of The Body
    • Racial Characters Of The Body. Part 2
    • Racial Characters Of The Body. Part 3
    • Racial Characters Of The Body. Part 4
    • Chapter XII. Bodily Features As Indexes Of Mental Character
    • Bodily Features As Indexes Of Mental Character. Part 2
    • Bodily Features As Indexes Of Mental Character. Part 3
    • Chapter XIII. Skin, Hair, And Sense Organs Of The Human Body
    • Skin, Hair, And Sense Organs Of The Human Body. Part 2
    • Skin, Hair, And Sense Organs Of The Human Body. Part 3
    • Chapter XIV. The Mechanism Of The Body
    • The Mechanism Of The Body. Part 2
    • The Mechanism Of The Body. Part 3
    • Chapter XV. Degeneration And Regeneration
    • Degeneration And Regeneration. Part 2
    • Degeneration And Regeneration. Part 3
    • Chapter XVI. The Genealogy And Antiquity Of Man
  • Surgical Anatomy | by John A. C. MacEwen
    • Preface
    • Section I. Head And Neck, Vertebral Column, Brain And Spinal Cord. The Head. Surface Anatomy
    • The Cranium
    • Temporal Region
    • Temporal Region. Continued
    • The Cerebral Membranes
    • The Brain
    • The Brain. Continued
    • Cerebral Circulation
    • Cerebral Circulation. Part 2
    • Cerebral Circulation. Part 3
    • The Cranial Nerves
    • The Cranial Nerves. Continued
    • The Ear
    • The Ear. Part 2
    • The Ear. Part 3
    • The Ear. Part 4
    • The Ocular Apparatus
    • The Ocular Apparatus. Continued
    • Nerve-Supply to the Eye
    • Outer Coat Of the Eye
    • Outer Coat Of the Eye. Part 2
    • Outer Coat Of the Eye. Part 3
    • The Nose
    • The Outer Wall of the Nose
    • The Accessory Sinuses
    • The Posterior Group
    • The Antrum Of Highmore
    • The Face
    • Nerve-Supply to the Face
    • The Upper Jaw
    • The Parotid Region
    • The Lower Jaw
    • Teeth
    • The Pterygo-Maxillary Or Zygomatic Fossa
    • The Spheno-Maxillary Fossa
    • The Cavity Of The Mouth
    • The Cavity Of The Mouth. Part 2
    • The Cavity Of The Mouth. Part 3
    • Tonsils
    • The Pharynx
    • The Neck. Surface Anatomy
    • The Sterno-Mastoid
    • The Sterno-Mastoid. Continued
    • Submaxillary Region
    • The Infra-Hyoid Region
    • The Infra-Hyoid Region. Part 2
    • The Infra-Hyoid Region. Part 3
    • The Carotid Region
    • The Carotid Region. Continued
    • The Vertebral Column
    • The Cord
    • Section II. Thorax
    • The Sternum
    • The Ribs
    • The Mammary Gland
    • The Thoracic Cavity
    • The Heart
    • The Thoracic Aorta
    • The Thoracic Trachea
    • The Lungs
    • The Esophagus
    • Section III. Abdomen And Pelvis. The Abdomen
    • The Abdominal Parietes
    • The Abdominal Parietes. Continued
    • Deep Vessels of the Abdomen
    • The Inguinal Region
    • The Inguinal Region. Part 2
    • The Inguinal Region. Part 3
    • The Inguinal Region. Part 4
    • The Abdominal Cavity
    • The Stomach
    • The Stomach. Continued
    • The Duodenum
    • The Small Intestine
    • Vessels of Small Intestine
    • The Large Intestine. The Caecum
    • The Vermiform Appendix
    • The Colon
    • Blood-Supply to The Colon
    • The Liver
    • Vessels of The Liver
    • The Pancreas
    • The Spleen
    • Lumbar Region
    • The Kidneys
    • Nephrorrhaphy
    • The Suprarenal Capsules
    • The Solar Plexus
    • The Aorta
    • The Inferior Vena Cava
    • The Thoracic Duct
    • The Pelvis
    • The Pelvis. Part 2
    • The Pelvis. Part 3
    • The Bladder
    • The Bladder. Continued
    • The Urethra
    • Male Organs Of Generation. The Penis
    • The Prostate
    • The Testicle
    • Female Organs Of Generation. The Uterus
    • The Vagina
    • The Ovary
    • The Perineum
    • The Perineum. Continued
    • The Rectum
    • The Rectum. Part 2
    • The Rectum. Part 3
    • Section IV. Lower Extremity. Gluteal Region. Surface Anatomy
    • The Pyriformis
    • Scarpa's Triangle. Surface Anatomy
    • Scarpa's Triangle. Surface Anatomy. Part 2
    • Scarpa's Triangle. Surface Anatomy. Part 3
    • The Hip-Joint
    • The Hip-Joint. Part 2
    • The Hip-Joint. Part 3
    • Hip-Joint Disease
    • The Thigh. Surface Anatomy
    • The Femur
    • The Knee. Surface Anatomy
    • Bursae Of Front Of Knee
    • The Knee-Joint
    • The Ligamentum Patella. Fractures Of The Patella
    • The Lateral Dislocations Of The Patella
    • The Semilunar Fibro-Cartilages
    • The Semilunar Fibro-Cartilages. Continued
    • The Leg. Surface Anatomy
    • The Leg. Surface Anatomy. Continued
    • Bones Of The Leg
    • The Ankle And Foot. Surface Anatomy
    • The Ankle And Foot. Surface Anatomy. Continued
    • The Dorsalis Pedis
    • The Ankle-Joint
    • The Ligaments
    • The Tarsus
    • The Tarso-Metatarsal Articulations
    • The Tarso-Metatarsal Articulations. Continued
    • The Nerves of the Lower Extremity
    • Section V. Upper Extremity. Region Of The Shoulder. Surface Anatomy
    • The Clavi-Pectoral Region
    • The Acromio-Clavicular
    • The Scapular Region
    • The Deltoid Region
    • The Shoulder-Joint
    • Subspinous Dislocation
    • The Axilla
    • The Axilla. Continued
    • The Arm. Surface Anatomy
    • The Humerus
    • Fractures Of The Humerus
    • Fractures Of The Lower End Of The Humerus
    • The Elbow. Surface Anatomy
    • The Skin Over The Back Of The Elbow
    • The Lower End Of The Humerus
    • Dislocations Of The Elbow
    • The Forearm. Surface Anatomy
    • The Inferior Radio-Ulnar Joint
    • Fractures Of The Radius And Ulna
    • The Wrist And Hand. Surface Anatomy
    • The Wrist And Hand. Surface Anatomy. Part 2
    • The Wrist And Hand. Surface Anatomy. Part 3
    • The Wrist-Joint
    • The Thumb And Fingers
    • A Backward Dislocation Of The Thumb
    • The Nerves Of The Upper Extremity
  • Landmarks And Surface Markings Of The Human Body | by Louis Bathe Rawling
    • Preface To The Sixth Reprint Of The Fifth Edition
    • Chapter I. The Head And Neck
    • The Rolandic Fissure
    • The Basic Fossae
    • The Supra-Orbital, Infra-Orbital, And Mental Foramina
    • The Triangles Of The Neck
    • The Vessels And Nerves
    • The Superficial Cervical Plexus
    • The Brachial Plexus
    • Chapter II. The Upper Extremity
    • The Axilla
    • The Region Of The Wrist And Hand
    • The Flexor Synovial Sheaths
    • Vessels, Etc., Of The Upper Extremity
    • The Shoulder And Arm
    • The Median Nerve In The Arm
    • Chapter III. The Thorax
    • The Valves Of The Heart
    • The Pleura And Lungs
    • The Fissures Of The Lungs
    • The Apices Of The Upper And Lower Lobes
    • The Areas Of Deep And Superficial Cardiac Dulness
    • The Trachea And Bronchi
    • Chapter IV. The Abdomen
    • Other Transverse Planes, With Their Corresponding Vertebral Levels
    • The Iliac Spines And Crest
    • The Inguinal Canal
    • The Alimentary Canal
    • The Pancreas
    • The Vermiform Appendix
    • The Ureters
    • Abdominal Vessels
    • The Liver
    • The Common Bile-Duct, Etc
    • The Spinal Cord
    • (A) The Genital Area
    • (B) The Rectal Area
    • Chapter V. The Lower Extremity
    • Bryant's Triangle
    • The Region Of The Knee
    • The Ankle And Foot
    • The Anterior Annular Ligament Of The Ankle
    • The Vessels And Nerves Of The Lower Extremity
    • The Common And Superficial Femoral Arteries
    • The Anterior Tibial Artery
    • Appendix
    • The Tibia And Fibula
  • Nerves Of The Human Body | by Charles R. Whittaker
    • Preface To Second Edition
    • Cranial Nerves. First Or Olfactory Nerve
    • Second Or Optic Nerve
    • Third Or Oculo Motor Nerve
    • Fourth Or Trochlear Nerve
    • Fifth Or Trigeminal Nerve
    • Ophthalmic Division
    • Superior Maxillary Division
    • Inferior Maxillary Division
    • Ganglia Of The Trigeminal
    • Ciliary Ganglion
    • Meckel's Ganglion
    • Otic Ganglion
    • Submaxillary Ganglion
    • Sixth Or Abducens Nerve
    • Seventh Or Facial Nerve
    • Eighth Or Auditory Nerve
    • Ninth Or Glosso-Pharyngeal Nerve
    • Tenth Or Vagus Nerve
    • Eleventh Or Spinal Accessory Nerve
    • Twelfth Or Hypoglossal Nerve
    • Spinal Nerves
    • Anterior Primary Divisions Of Spinal Nerves
    • Brachial Plexus
    • From Lateral And Medial Cords. Median Nerve
    • Thoracic Nerves
    • Lumbar Plexus
    • Sacral Plexus
    • Internal Popliteal
    • Posterior Tibial
    • Medial Plantar
    • Lateral Plantar
    • External Popliteal
    • Anterior Tibial
    • Musculo-Cutaneous
    • Sympathetic System
    • Superior Cervical Ganglion
    • Middle Cervical Ganglion
    • Inferior Cervical Ganglion
    • Lumbar Portion Of Sympathetic
    • Pelvic Portion Of Sympathetic
    • Sympathetic Plexuses
    • Deep Cardiac Plexus
    • Coeliac Plexus
    • Pelvic Plexuses
  • Wonders Of The Human Body | by Auguste Le Pileur
    • Publishers' Preface
    • Chapter I. Introduction
    • The Secreted Fluids Or Secretions
    • Osseous Or Bony Tissue
    • Muscular Tissue
    • Nervous Tissue
    • The Ganglionic Corpuscles
    • Chapter II. Form Of The Body Its Beauty
    • Form Of The Body Its Beauty. Continued
    • Chapter III. Structure Of The Body
    • Cartilage
    • Joints
    • Muscles
    • Tendons, Aponeuroses
    • Chapter IV. Spinal Column
    • Thorax
    • Upper Limb
    • The Wrist Joint
    • The Hand
    • Lower Or Abdominal Limb
    • Chapter V. Motion
    • Effort For Motion
    • Locomotion
    • Running
    • Trotting
    • Leaping
    • Swimming
    • Chapter VI. The Head. The Skull
    • The Head. The Skull. Continued
    • Chapter VII. Digestion
    • Abdominal Cavity
    • Palate
    • The Stomach
    • The Peritoneum (Peri, Around; Teinein, To Stretch)
    • The Mucous Membrane
    • The Liver
    • The Kidneys
    • Digestion In The Stomach
    • Intestinal Digestion
    • Absorption
    • The Mucous Membranes
    • Chapter VIII. Respiration
    • Pleura
    • Organs Of Respiration. Lungs
    • Respiration
    • Mechanism Of Respiration
    • Respiratory Sounds
    • Frequency Of Respiration
    • Capacity Of The Lungs
    • Influence Of The Pressure Of The Atmosphere On Respiration. Mountain-Sickness
    • Chapter IX. Circulation
    • Organs Of The Circulation
    • Arteries
    • Principal Arteries
    • Veins
    • Movements And Sounds Of The Heart
    • Arterial Circulation
    • Venous Circulation
    • Pulmonary Circulation
    • Chapter X. Nervous System
    • Human Brain
    • Isthmus Of The Encephalon
    • Spinal Cord
    • Meninges Or Membranes
    • Arachnoid
    • Pia Mater
    • Nerves
    • The Great Sympathetic
    • Functions Of The Nervous System
    • Functions Of The Sensitive And Motor Spinal Nerves
    • Functions Of The Cranial Nerves
    • Functions Of The Encephalon. Medulla Oblongata
    • Cerebrum
    • The Cerebellum
    • Functions Of The Great Sympathetic
    • Nervous Force
    • The Memory
    • Chapter XI. Sense Of Sight
    • Choroid
    • Iris
    • Retina
    • Vitreous Body
    • Muscles Of The Eye. Conjunctiva
    • Vision
    • Punctum Caecum Or Blind Point
    • Reversed Images
    • Functions Of The Iris
    • Visual Impressions, Separate Or Mixed
    • Accommodation Of The Eye To Distances
    • Myopia, Presbyopia
    • Achromatism
    • Stereoscope
    • Alternation In The Action Of The Eyes
    • Persistence Of Retinal Impressions
    • Accidental Images
    • Irradiation, Accidental Fringes Of Light
    • Apparent Motion Of Objects
    • Movements Of The Eye
    • Extent And Delicacy Of Vision
    • Chapter XII. Sense Of Hearing
    • External Ear
    • The Middle Ear
    • The Ossicles Or Small Bones Of The Ear
    • Labyrinth Or Internal Ear
    • Cochlea (Or Snail-Shell)
    • Membranous Labyrinth
    • Auditory Nerve
    • Noises And Sounds
    • Mechanism Of Hearing
    • Mechanism Of Hearing. Continued
    • Acuteness And Delicacy Of Hearing
    • Intensity, Distance, And Direction Of Sounds
    • Parallel Between The Ear And The Eye
    • Chapter XIII. Sense Of Smell
    • Nasal Fossa
    • Odours
    • Smell
    • Duration Of Olfactory Impressions
    • Chapter XIV. Sense Of Taste
    • Flavours, Taste
    • Flavours, Taste. Continued
    • Chapter XV. Sense Of Touch
    • Touch And Feeling
    • Sensation Of Temperature
    • Chapter XVI. Voice And Speech
    • The Larynx
    • Physiology Of The Larynx, Mechanism Of The Voice
    • Formation Of Sounds In Whistling
    • Voice
    • Mechanism Of Articulate Sounds
    • Singing
    • Timbres (The Distinctive Quality Of Voices)
    • Diapason Of Voices
    • Chapter XVII. Physiognomy
    • Movements Of Expression
    • Colour Of The Integuments
    • Expression Of The Muscles
    • Physiognomy Of The Senses
• Books on Nature, Flora and Plants
  • Askja: Iceland's Largest Volcano | by W. G. Lock
    • Volcanos
    • Chapter I. Prefatory
    • Prefatory. Part 2
    • Prefatory. Part 3
    • Prefatory. Part 4
    • Chapter II. To The Lava Flood In The Myvatn's Oraefi
    • To The Lava Flood In The Myvatn's Oraefi. Part 2
    • To The Lava Flood In The Myvatn's Oraefi. Part 3
    • To The Lava Flood In The Myvatn's Oraefi. Part 4
    • Chapter III. Over The Odaoahraun To Askja
    • Over The Odaoahraun To Askja. Part 2
    • Over The Odaoahraun To Askja. Part 3
    • Over The Odaoahraun To Askja. Part 4
    • Over The Odaoahraun To Askja. Part 5
    • Over The Odaoahraun To Askja. Part 6
    • Over The Odaoahraun To Askja. Part 7
    • Over The Odaoahraun To Askja. Part 8
    • Over The Odaoahraun To Askja. Part 9
    • Chapter IV. The Probable Genesis Of Askja And Iceland
    • The Probable Genesis Of Askja And Iceland. Part 2
    • The Probable Genesis Of Askja And Iceland. Part 3
    • The Probable Genesis Of Askja And Iceland. Part 4
    • The Probable Genesis Of Askja And Iceland. Part 5
    • The Probable Genesis Of Askja And Iceland. Part 6
    • The Probable Genesis Of Askja And Iceland. Part 7
    • The Probable Genesis Of Askja And Iceland. Part 8
    • The Probable Genesis Of Askja And Iceland. Part 9
  • The Interpretation Of Nature | by C. Lloyd Morgan
    • I. Diverse Interpretations
    • I. Diverse Interpretations. Continued
    • II. Purpose And Naturalism
    • II. Purpose And Naturalism. Continued
    • III. The Realities Of Experience
    • III. The Realities Of Experience. Continued
    • IV. An Historical Controversy
    • IV. An Historical Controversy. Continued
    • V. The Ideal Construction Of Naturalism
    • V. The Ideal Construction Of Naturalism. Part 2
    • V. The Ideal Construction Of Naturalism. Part 3
    • V. The Ideal Construction Of Naturalism. Part 4
    • VI. The Web Of Causation
    • VI. The Web Of Causation. Continued
    • VII. The Problem Of Life
    • VII. The Problem Of Life. Part 2
    • VII. The Problem Of Life. Part 3
    • VIII. Mind And Mechanism
    • VIII. Mind And Mechanism. Continued
    • IX. The Science Of Metaphysics Of Will
    • IX. The Science Of Metaphysics Of Will. Part 2
    • IX. The Science Of Metaphysics Of Will. Part 3
    • X. Genetic Psychology
    • X. Genetic Psychology. Part 2
    • X. Genetic Psychology. Part 3
    • X. Genetic Psychology. Part 4
    • X. Genetic Psychology. Part 5
    • X. Genetic Psychology. Part 6
    • X. Genetic Psychology. Part 7
    • XI. The Metaphysical Postulate
    • XI. The Metaphysical Postulate. Continued
    • XII. Determinism And Purpose
    • XII. Determinism And Purpose. Part 2
    • XII. Determinism And Purpose. Part 3
  • The Psychic Life Of Insects | by E. L. Bouvier
    • Translator's Preface
    • Introduction
    • The Insect Does Not Belong To Our World
    • Chapter I. Directive Action Of Light: Phototropism. The Pyralids Of Pliny
    • Directive Orientation Toward The Light: Positive Phototropism
    • Directive Orientation Away From The Light; Negative Phototropism
    • Character Of Phototropism
    • The Phototropic Animal Is Not Guided By Choice, It Acts Like An Automaton
    • Physical Interpretation Of Phototropism
    • Physicochemical Interpretation Of Phototropism
    • Other Factors Which May Modify The Phototropism
    • Chapter II. The Different External Stimuli And The Tro-Pisms Which They Provoke
    • Action Of Heat: Thermotropism
    • Action Of Humidity: Hydrotropism
    • Action Of Chemicals: Chemotropism
    • Action Of Gravity: Geotropism
    • Actions Of Contact
    • General Observations On Tropisms. Association Of Tropisms Among Themselves
    • Association Of Tropisms With Other Activities
    • Character Of Tropisms
    • Chapter III. Vital Rhythms And The Organic Memory
    • Interpretation Of This Periodicity
    • The Actual Acquisition Of A Diurnal Periodicity
    • Other Examples Of Diurnal Periodicity
    • Convoluta And Littorina
    • The Misanthropic Pagurus
    • Other Rhythms
    • Acquired Periodicity And Dependent Periodicity
    • Organic Memory
    • Chapter IV. Differential Sensitiveness
    • Relations Between The Differential Response And The Understanding Of Tropism
    • Relations Between The Differential Response And The Understanding Of Tropism. Continued
    • Combination Of Differential Sensitiveness With The Tropisms
    • Chapter V. Differential Sensitiveness-Species Memory, And Simulation Of Death. The Theory Of Trial And Error
    • Possible Adaptation Of Differential Sensitiveness
    • Species Memory
    • Simulation Of Death
    • Fabre's Experiments
    • Fabre Made Similar Experiments With Other Insects
    • Characters Which Approach Simulation With Phenomena Of Differential Sensitiveness
    • Mechanism And Nature Of The Simulation
    • Biological Significance
    • Chapter VI. Individual Or Associative Memory
    • Manifestations Of Individual Memory
    • Apprenticeship
    • Individual Or Associative Memory
    • Passage To Automatism
    • Rules Of Individual Memory
    • Chapter VII. Spontaneous Modifications Of Habits
    • Observations Of Fabre
    • Observations Of Ferton
    • Perez And The Osmias
    • The Philanthus Wasps
    • The Urn-Making Ammophila
    • Chapter VIII. Evolution Of Instincts. Modification Of Instincts By The Inheritance Of Acquired Habits
    • The Lamarckian Law Of Heredity
    • Modifications Of Instincts By Mutations
    • Atavism
    • A Retrospective Glance
    • Chapter IX. Comparative Psychology. History Of The Pompilids
    • The Pompilids Are Hunters Of Spiders
    • The Prey Captured
    • Treatment Of The Victims
    • Relations Of The Egg And The Larva With The Host
    • The Arrangement Of The Nest
    • The Parasitic Pompilids
    • The Origin Of Parasitism With The Pompilids
    • Special Part
    • Chapter X. Insects And Flowers. Anthophilous Insects
    • The Choice Of Flowers
    • The Choice Of Flowers. Continued
    • (1) Attraction To Colors
    • (2) Influences Combined With Color And With Form
    • (3) Influence Of Floral Odors
    • Role Of The Psychic Faculties In The Search For Flowers
    • On Reciprocal Adaptation
    • Trap Plants
    • Chapter XI. The Faculty Of Orientation
    • Perceptible Objective Point
    • Non-Perceptible Objective; Migrations
    • Aerial, Or Flying, Insects
    • The End Is Perceptible
    • Non-Perceptible End With Or Without Intermediary Guiding Points
    • Chapter XII. The Faculty Of Orientation With Terrestrial Articulates. Different Articulates
    • Orientation With The Ants
    • (2) Interpretation Of These Rules
    • Interpretation Of These Rules. Continued
    • (3) Turner's "Circling"
    • Estimation Of Distance
    • Upon The Ant Roads
    • The Establishment Of A Road
    • Behavior Of Ants On Their Roads
    • Direction Followed Upon A Scent
    • Chapter XIII. The Division Of Sexes With Nest-Making Hymenopteka
    • Division Of Sexes With The Social Hymenoptera
    • Occasional Fertility Of The Neuters
    • Division Of The Sexes Among The Bees
    • (1) The Male Eggs Are Not Fertilized
    • (2) Selective Power Of The Queen In The Division Of The Sexes
    • Division Of Sexes With The Social Wasps
    • Solitary Hymenoptera
    • Mechanism Of The Phenomena
    • The Rhythm In The Laying
    • General Conclusions
    • Chapter XIV. The Social Life Of The Akticulates
    • Individual Societies Of Akticulates
    • Communistic Societies Of Akticulates
    • Societies Of Termites
    • Societies Of Ants
    • Societies Of Mellifera
    • Wasp Societies
    • Factors Common To All The Social Groups
    • Other Factors Contribute To Hold These New-Born To The Nest
    • Founding Of Communistic Societies
    • Origin Of Castes In Communistic Societies
    • Communistic Societies Are Super-Organisms
    • Conclusion
    • Instincts Are Diverse
    • Instincts Are Diverse. Continued
  • Wild Life In Canada | by Angus Buchanan
    • Preface
    • Chapter I. In A Frontier Settlement
    • The Police
    • Chapter II. Out To Lake Ile A La Crosse
    • Outfit For Expedition - Hunting Equipment
    • Photographic Outfit
    • Tents
    • Tents. Part 2
    • Tents. Part 3
    • Tents. Part 4
    • Chapter III. Seeking The Sandhill Crane
    • Seeking The Sandhill Crane. Continued
    • Chapter IV. On The Great Churchill River
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 2
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 3
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 4
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 5
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 6
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 7
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 8
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 9
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 10
    • On The Great Churchill River. Part 11
    • Chapter V. Reindeer Lake And Fort Du Brochet
    • Reindeer Lake And Fort Du Brochet. Continued
    • The Pike
    • Chapter VI. The Barren-Ground Caribou
    • The Barren-Ground Caribou. Part 2
    • The Barren-Ground Caribou. Part 3
    • The Barren-Ground Caribou. Part 4
    • The Barren-Ground Caribou. Part 5
    • The Barren-Ground Caribou. Part 6
    • The Barren-Ground Caribou. Part 7
    • The Barren-Ground Caribou. Part 8
    • The Barren-Ground Caribou. Part 9
    • Dressed Fur Skins
    • Dressed Fur Skins. Part 2
    • Dressed Fur Skins. Part 3
    • Chapter VII. Sled-Dogs Of The North Trails
    • Sled-Dogs Of The North Trails. Part 2
    • Sled-Dogs Of The North Trails. Part 3
    • Sled-Dogs Of The North Trails. Part 4
    • Sled-Dogs Of The North Trails. Part 5
    • Chapter VIII. The Trapper
    • The Trapper. Part 2
    • The Trapper. Part 3
    • The Trapper. Part 4
    • Chapter IX. Leaving The Lone Land
    • Leaving The Lone Land. Part 2
    • Leaving The Lone Land. Part 3
    • Leaving The Lone Land. Part 4
    • Leaving The Lone Land. Part 5
    • Chapter X. Animals And Birds Collected And Observed
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 2
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 3
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 4
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 5
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 6
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 7
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 8
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 9
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 10
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 11
    • Animals And Birds Collected And Observed. Part 12
  • Wild Life In Central Africa | by Denis D. Lyell
    • Introductory
    • Chapter I. Remarks On Sport And Making A Home In The Bush
    • Remarks On Sport And Making A Home In The Bush. Part 2
    • Remarks On Sport And Making A Home In The Bush. Part 3
    • Remarks On Sport And Making A Home In The Bush. Part 4
    • Chapter II. Shooting In Central Angoniland (Nyasaland)
    • Shooting In Central Angoniland (Nyasaland). Part 2
    • Shooting In Central Angoniland (Nyasaland). Part 3
    • Shooting In Central Angoniland (Nyasaland). Part 4
    • Shooting In Central Angoniland (Nyasaland). Part 5
    • Shooting In Central Angoniland (Nyasaland). Part 6
    • Chapter III. Further Shooting Experiences In Central Angoniland
    • Further Shooting Experiences In Central Angoniland. Part 2
    • Further Shooting Experiences In Central Angoniland. Part 3
    • Further Shooting Experiences In Central Angoniland. Part 4
    • Further Shooting Experiences In Central Angoniland. Part 5
    • Further Shooting Experiences In Central Angoniland. Part 6
    • Further Shooting Experiences In Central Angoniland. Part 7
    • Chapter IV. Hunting Elephant And Other Game
    • Hunting Elephant And Other Game. Part 2
    • Hunting Elephant And Other Game. Part 3
    • Hunting Elephant And Other Game. Part 4
    • Hunting Elephant And Other Game. Part 5
    • Hunting Elephant And Other Game. Part 6
    • Hunting Elephant And Other Game. Part 7
    • Hunting Elephant And Other Game. Part 8
    • Hunting Elephant And Other Game. Part 9
    • Chapter V. The Risks Of Big-Game Shooting
    • The Risks Of Big-Game Shooting. Part 2
    • The Risks Of Big-Game Shooting. Part 3
    • The Risks Of Big-Game Shooting. Part 4
    • The Risks Of Big-Game Shooting. Part 5
    • The Risks Of Big-Game Shooting. Part 6
    • The Risks Of Big-Game Shooting. Part 7
    • The Risks Of Big-Game Shooting. Part 8
    • Chapter VI. Tracking Game, Licences, And Camp Notes
    • Tracking Game, Licences, And Camp Notes. Part 2
    • Tracking Game, Licences, And Camp Notes. Part 3
    • Tracking Game, Licences, And Camp Notes. Part 4
    • Tracking Game, Licences, And Camp Notes. Part 5
    • Tracking Game, Licences, And Camp Notes. Part 6
    • Tracking Game, Licences, And Camp Notes. Part 7
    • Chapter VII. Memories Of Big Game Hunting
    • Memories Of Big Game Hunting. Part 2
    • Memories Of Big Game Hunting. Part 3
    • Memories Of Big Game Hunting. Part 4
    • Memories Of Big Game Hunting. Part 5
    • Memories Of Big Game Hunting. Part 6
    • Memories Of Big Game Hunting. Part 7
    • Memories Of Big Game Hunting. Part 8
    • Memories Of Big Game Hunting. Part 9
    • Memories Of Big Game Hunting. Part 10
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 2
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 3
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 4
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 5
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 6
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 7
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 8
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 9
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 10
    • Chapter VIII - I.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 11
    • Chapter IX - II.— Field Notes On The Game
    • Chapter IX - II.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 2
    • Chapter IX - II.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 3
    • Chapter IX - II.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 4
    • Chapter IX - II.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 5
    • Chapter IX - II.— Field Notes On The Game. Part 6
    • Chapter X. Native Characteristics, Customs, And Beliefs (Mainly Angoni)
    • Native Characteristics, Customs, And Beliefs (Mainly Angoni). Part 2
    • Native Characteristics, Customs, And Beliefs (Mainly Angoni). Part 3
    • Native Characteristics, Customs, And Beliefs (Mainly Angoni). Part 4
    • Native Characteristics, Customs, And Beliefs (Mainly Angoni). Part 5
    • Native Characteristics, Customs, And Beliefs (Mainly Angoni). Part 6
    • Native Characteristics, Customs, And Beliefs (Mainly Angoni). Part 7
    • Chapter XI. Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 2
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 3
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 4
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 5
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 6
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 7
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 8
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 9
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 10
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 11
    • Various Subjects For The Sportsman And Naturalist. Part 12
    • Appendix
• Books of New Age
  • Astrology | by M. M. Macgregor
    • Chapter I. Astrology As A Science
    • Chapter II. Fundamental Principles
    • Chapter III. The Signs Of The Zodiac
    • Chapter IV. Signs And Planets
    • Chapter V. The Twelve Types
    • Chapter VI. Influence Of The Planets
    • Chapter VII. The Cusps
    • Chapter VIII. The Trinities
    • Chapter IX. Planets
    • Aries (The Ram), March 21st - April 19th
    • Taurus (The Bull), April 20th - May 20th
    • Gemini (The Twins) May 21st - June 20th
    • Cancer (The Crab), June 21st - July 21st
    • Leo (The Lion), July 22d - August 22d
    • Virgo (The Virgin), August 23d - September 22d
    • Libra, The Balance, September 23d - October 22d
    • Scorpio (The Scorpion), October 23d - November 21st
    • Sagittarius (The Archer), November 22d December 20th
    • Capricornus (The Goat), December 21st - January 18th
    • Aquarius (The Water Bearer), January 19th - February 17th
    • Pisces (The Fishes), February 18th - March 20th
    • Cuspis
    • Ephemeris Of The Moon
    • Ephemeris Of The Moon. Part 2
    • Ephemeris Of The Moon. Part 3
    • Ephemeris Of The Moon. Part 4
    • Ephemeris Of The Moon. Part 5
    • Ephemeris Of The Moon. Part 6
    • Ephemeris Of The Moon. Part 7
    • Ephemerides Of The Planets
    • Ephemerides Of The Planets. Part 2
    • Ephemerides Of The Planets. Part 3
    • Ephemerides Of The Planets. Part 4
    • Chronological Table For The Year 1840
    • Chronological Table For The Year 1841
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  • Letters On Demonology And Witchcraft | by Walter Scott
    • First Letter
    • First Letter. Part 2
    • First Letter. Part 3
    • First Letter. Part 4
    • First Letter. Part 5
    • First Letter. Part 6
    • First Letter. Part 7
    • First Letter. Part 8
    • First Letter. Part 9
    • First Letter. Part 10
    • First Letter. Part 11
    • First Letter. Part 12
    • Second Letter
    • Second Letter. Part 2
    • Second Letter. Part 3
    • Second Letter. Part 4
    • Second Letter. Part 5
    • Second Letter. Part 6
    • Second Letter. Part 7
    • Second Letter. Part 8
    • Second Letter. Part 9
    • Third Letter
    • Third Letter. Part 2
    • Third Letter. Part 3
    • Third Letter. Part 4
    • Third Letter. Part 5
    • Third Letter. Part 6
    • Third Letter. Part 7
    • Fourth Letter
    • Fourth Letter. Part 2
    • Fourth Letter. Part 3
    • Fourth Letter. Part 4
    • Fourth Letter. Part 5
    • Fourth Letter. Part 6
    • Fifth Letter
    • Fifth Letter. Part 2
    • Fifth Letter. Part 3
    • Fifth Letter. Part 4
    • Fifth Letter. Part 5
    • Fifth Letter. Part 6
    • Fifth Letter. Part 7
    • Sixth Letter
    • Sixth Letter. Part 2
    • Sixth Letter. Part 3
    • Sixth Letter. Part 4
    • Sixth Letter. Part 5
    • Seventh Letter
    • Seventh Letter. Part 2
    • Seventh Letter. Part 3
    • Seventh Letter. Part 4
    • Seventh Letter. Part 5
    • Seventh Letter. Part 6
    • Seventh Letter. Part 7
    • Eighth Letter
    • Eighth Letter. Part 2
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    • Eighth Letter. Part 5
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    • Eighth Letter. Part 13
    • Eighth Letter. Part 14
    • Eighth Letter. Part 15
    • Ninth Letter
    • Ninth Letter. Part 2
    • Ninth Letter. Part 3
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    • Ninth Letter. Part 7
    • Ninth Letter. Part 8
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    • Ninth Letter. Part 11
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    • Ninth Letter. Part 13
    • Ninth Letter. Part 14
    • Tenth Letter
    • Tenth Letter. Part 2
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    • Note On A Passage In Sir Walter Scott's Demonology
  • Hindu: Occult Art Magic | by Dr. K. T. Ramasami
    • Introduction
    • Lesson 1. Making An Inanimate Object Move As You Will Exercise
    • Lesson 2. Magic Wheel Moving At Will
    • Lesson 3. Marble Moving At Will On A Glass Mirror
    • Lesson 4. Human Magnetism
    • Lesson 5. Bio-Magnetic Repulsion Between Two Hods
    • Lesson 6. Bio-Magnetic Attraction Between Two Rods
    • Lesson 7. Automatic Writing
    • Lesson 8. Automatic Recorder
    • Lesson 9. Intuitional Telepathy
    • Lesson 10. Tracing Out A Hidden Object
    • Lesson 11. Nerve Force Healing
    • Principal Objects As An Institution Of The Indian Academy Of Science
    • A-Series. A Complete Course Of Lessons In Mental Science Hrenology And Physiognomy
    • B-Series. Psycho-Occult Science
    • What Is Hypnotism?
    • What Is Personal Magnetism?
    • What Is Occult Healing?
    • What Is This Occult Healing Power?
    • What Is Magnetic Control Or Influence?
    • What Is A Natural Talent?
    • What Is Our Course Of Instruction For Occult Healing?
    • C-Series. A Correspondence Course In Spiritual Science, Psychometry, Yoga And Spiritualism
    • D-Series. A Correspondence Course In Health Culture
    • E Series. A Correspondence Course In Aryan Initiation Or (Yoga In All Aspects)
    • Publications of Indian Academy Of Science
  • How To Intepret Your Dreams
    • Introduction
    • Did We Always Dream?
    • Sigmund Freud On Dreams
    • Carl Jung On Dreams
    • Edgar Cavce On Dreams
    • Types Of Dreams
    • Why Do We Dream?
    • Why Remember Your Dreams?
    • How To Remember Your Dreams
    • Interpreting Your Dreams
    • Most Common Dream Images
    • Dreams About Teeth Falling Out
    • Dreams About Flying
    • Dreams About Being Caught In A Tornado
    • Dreams About Being Naked
    • Dreams About Being Chased
    • Dreams About Falling
    • Dreams About Taking An Exam Or Test
    • Dreams About Animals
    • Dreams About People
    • Dreams About Babies Or Pregnancy
    • Dreams About Sex
    • Dreams About Snakes
    • Dreams About Fire
    • Dreams About Trains
    • Dreams About Driving
    • Dreams About Ex-Partners
    • Dreams About Cheating
    • Dreams About School
    • Dreams About A House
    • Meanings Of Colors In Dreams
    • Dreams About Death
    • Dreams About Love/Lust
    • Dreams About Aliens
    • Dreams About Angels
    • Dreams About Children
    • Dreams About Dead People
    • Dreams About Accidents
    • Nightmares
    • Disturbing Dreams
    • Conclusion
  • Ancient Legends, Mystic Charms, And Superstitions Of Ireland | by Jane Francesca Wilde
    • Legends Of Animals
    • Legends Concerning Dogs
    • Legends Concerning Dogs. Continued
    • Legends Concerning Cats
    • The King Of The Cats
    • The Demon Cat
    • Cat Nature
    • Seanchan The Bard And The King Of The Cats
    • Legends Of The Bards
    • King Arthur And The Cat
    • Legends Concerning Cows
    • Fairy Wiles
    • The Dead Hand
    • The Wicked Widow
    • The Butter Mystery
    • Legends Concerning Birds
    • Legends Concerning Living Creatures
    • Legends About The Weasel
    • The Properties Of Herbs And Their Use In Medicine
    • A Love Potion
    • Medical Superstitions And Ancient Charms
    • A Charm To Win Love
    • A Charm For The Night-Fire (The Fever)
    • A Charm For The Measles
    • A Charm Against Enemies
    • A Charm To Extract A Thorn
    • How To Have Money Always
    • A Charm For The Great Worm
    • A Charm For Sore Eyes
    • A Charm For Pains In The Body
    • A Charm Against Drowning
    • A Charm In Time Of Battle
    • A Charm For The Red Rash
    • A Very Ancient Charm Against Wounds Or Poisons
    • A Charm For The Evil Eye
    • How To Go Invisible
    • A Charm For Pains
    • A Charm For The Bite Of A Mad Dog
    • A Charm For Toothache
    • Charms For Freckles and Burns
    • A Charm For The Memory
    • A Charm For The Falling Sickness
    • A Charm For Water On The Brain
    • A Charm For Hip Disease And Mumps
    • A Charm For Epilepsy
    • A Charm For Depression Of Heart
    • A Charm For The Fairy Dart
    • Various Superstitions And Cures
    • Various Superstitions And Cures. Continued
    • A Spell To Find Stolen Goods
    • A Prayer Against The Plague
    • A Blessing
    • A Charm To Tame A Horse
    • A Charm For Safety
    • An Elixir Of Potency
    • Superstitions About Dreams And Fairy Doctors
    • Charms By Crystals
    • Ancient Legends Of Ireland. Alectromantia
    • Omens And Superstitions
    • A Spell To Attract Bees
    • Superstitions Of The Islands
    • Legends Of The Saints. St. Patrick
    • Legends Of The Saints. St. Patrick. Continued
    • St. Ciaron
    • St. Martin
    • St. Bridget
    • St. Kieran
    • St. Kevin
    • Christian Legends
    • Swearing Stones And Relics. The Cremave
    • Relics For Clearing From Guilt
    • Innis-Murry
    • Mysteries Of Fairy Power. The Evil Stroke
    • The Changeling
    • The Fairy Doctor
    • The Poet's Spell
    • Charm For The Fairy Stroke
    • The Farmer's Fate
    • The Fairy Rath
    • The Holy Wells
    • The White Stones
    • The Sacred Trout
    • St. Augustine's Well
    • The Grilled Trout
    • Legend Of Neal-Mor
    • Legend Of St. John's Well
    • The Well Of Fionn Ma-Coul
    • St. Seenan's Well
    • Kil-Na-Greina
    • The Well Of Worship
    • The Bride's Well
    • The Irish Fakir
    • Sacred Trees
    • Tober-Na-Dara
    • Lough Neagh
    • The Doctor And The Fairy Princess
    • A Holy Well
    • A Sacred Island
    • The Lake Of Revenge
    • Scenes At A Holy Well
    • Lough Foyle
    • The Hen's Castle
    • Sliabh-Mjsh, County Kerry
    • The Skelligs Of Kerry
    • Popular Notions Concerning The Sidhe Race
    • The Hurling Match
    • The Tide With The Fairies
    • The Fairy Spy
    • The Dark Horseman
    • Sheela-Na-Skean
    • Captain Webb, The "Robber Chief
    • The Bardic Race
    • An Elegy
    • The Ancient Kace
    • The Antiquities Of Ireland
    • The Antiquities Of Ireland. Part 2
    • The Antiquities Of Ireland. Part 3
    • The Antiquities Of Ireland. Part 4
    • Early Irish Art
    • Early Irish Art. Part 2
    • Early Irish Art. Part 3
    • Our Ancient Capital
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 2
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 3
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 4
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 5
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 6
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 7
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 8
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 9
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 10
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 11
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 12
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 13
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 14
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 15
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 16
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 17
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 18
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 19
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 20
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 21
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 22
    • Our Ancient Capital. Part 23
  • Irish Witchcraft And Demonology | by John D. Seymour
    • Chapter I. Some Remarks On Witchcraft In Ireland
    • Some Remarks On Witchcraft In Ireland. Part 2
    • Some Remarks On Witchcraft In Ireland. Part 3
    • Some Remarks On Witchcraft In Ireland. Part 4
    • Chapter II. A.D. 1324. Dame Alice Kyteler, The Sorceress Of Kilkenny
    • Dame Alice Kyteler, The Sorceress Of Kilkenny. Part 2
    • Dame Alice Kyteler, The Sorceress Of Kilkenny. Part 3
    • Chapter III. A.D. 1223-1583. The Kyteler Case And Its Surroundings Of Sorcery And Heresy
    • The Kyteler Case And Its Surroundings Of Sorcery And Heresy. Part 2
    • The Kyteler Case And Its Surroundings Of Sorcery And Heresy. Part 3
    • The Kyteler Case And Its Surroundings Of Sorcery And Heresy. Part 4
    • The Kyteler Case And Its Surroundings Of Sorcery And Heresy. Part 5
    • Chapter IV. A.D. 1606-1656. A Clerical Wizard
    • A Clerical Wizard. Part 2
    • A Clerical Wizard. Part 3
    • A Clerical Wizard. Part 4
    • Chapter V. A.D. 1661. Florence Newton, The Witch Of Youghal
    • Florence Newton, The Witch Of Youghal. Part 2
    • Florence Newton, The Witch Of Youghal. Part 3
    • Florence Newton, The Witch Of Youghal. Part 4
    • Chapter VI. A.D. 1662-1686. The Devil At Damerville
    • The Devil At Damerville. Part 2
    • The Devil At Damerville. Part 3
    • The Devil At Damerville. Part 4
    • The Devil At Damerville. Part 5
    • The Devil At Damerville. Part 6
    • Chapter VII. A.D. 1688. An Irish - American Witch
    • An Irish - American Witch. Part 2
    • An Irish - American Witch. Part 3
    • Chapter VIII. A.D. 1689-1720. Portent On Entry Of James II
    • Portent On Entry Of James II. Part 2
    • Portent On Entry Of James II. Part 3
    • Portent On Entry Of James II. Part 4
    • Portent On Entry Of James II. Part 5
    • Chapter IX. A.D. 1807 To Present Day. Mary Butters, The Carnmoney Witch
    • Mary Butters, The Carnmoney Witch. Part 2
    • Mary Butters, The Carnmoney Witch. Part 3
    • Mary Butters, The Carnmoney Witch. Part 4
    • Mary Butters, The Carnmoney Witch. Part 5
  • A Book Written By The Spirits Of The So-Called Dead | by Carl Gustaf Helleberg
    • Chapter I. Introduction
    • Chapter II. My Investigations Of Spiritualism Commenced With The Excellent Medium
    • My Investigations Of Spiritualism Commenced With The Excellent Medium. Continued
    • Chapter III. Remarkable Materialization Seance—Letters From Mrs. Ehrenborg And Others Describing Inhabitants Of Planets
    • Remarkable Materialization Seance—Letters From Mrs. Ehrenborg And Others Describing Inhabitants Of Planets. Continued
    • Chapter IV. Madam Ehrenborg And Others Materialize
    • Chapter V. Investigations By Mrs. Jennie M'Kee—First Letter From Emanuel Swedenborg, Etc
    • Chapter VI. Mrs. M'Kee Passes Away And Her Spirit Arranges Her Own Funeral
    • Chapter VII. Investigations With Mrs. Green—Remarkable Dark Trumpet Seance At Which I Received A Most Beautiful Flower From My Son Emil And Miss Mary Muth
    • Chapter VIII. Sure Identity Of My Father-In-Law—Madam Ehrenborg Writes To Me In Swedish
    • Chapter IX. Information Of A Spiritual Marriage—The Wedding And The Wedding Tour To The Planet Mars
    • Information Of A Spiritual Marriage—The Wedding And The Wedding Tour To The Planet Mars. Continued
    • Chapter X. Description Of The Journey To Mars, And Wonderful Information Furnished By Madam Ehrenborg
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 2
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 3
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 4
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 5
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 6
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 7
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 8
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 9
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 10
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 11
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 12
    • Description Of The Journey To Mars. Part 13
    • Chapter XI. Communications From Emanuel Swedenborg
    • Communications From Emanuel Swedenborg. Part 2
    • Communications From Emanuel Swedenborg. Part 3
    • Communications From Emanuel Swedenborg. Part 4
    • Communications From Emanuel Swedenborg. Part 5
    • Communications From Emanuel Swedenborg. Part 6
    • Communications From Emanuel Swedenborg. Part 7
    • Communications From Emanuel Swedenborg. Part 8
    • Chapter XII. George Washingtons Spirit
    • George Washington. Part 2
    • George Washington. Part 3
    • George Washington. Part 4
    • Chapter XIII. Communication From My Son Emil About Ex-President Garfield—Greetings From Madam Ehrenborg—Letter From Rev. Goddard, And Swedenborg's Answer
    • Chapter XIV. Communications From President Garfield, Madam Ehrenborg, Governor J. D. Williams, President Abraham Lincoln, Judge Edmonds
    • Chapter XV. New Years' Greetings From Many Of My Dear Spirit Friends And Near Relatives
    • Chapter XVI. A Prayer From Madam Ehrenborg
    • Chapter XVII. Greetings From Horace Greeley, J. G. Bennett, And Henry J. Raymond, To F. B. Plimpton, Associate Editor Of The Cincinnati " Daily Commercial."
    • Chapter XVIII. Communications From Horace Greeley, Governor 0. P. Morton, And A. P. Willard
    • Chapter XIX. Communications From The Drunkard, A Miser, William Gailard, William Lloyd Garrison, Wilberforce, Tecumseh, A Suicide
    • Communications From The Drunkard, A Miser, William Gailard, William Lloyd Garrison, Wilberforce, Tecumseh, A Suicide. Part 2
    • Tecumseh
    • An Unknown Suicide
    • Chapter XX. Communications From Thomas Paine, Margaret Fuller, And Thanks Of Spirits
    • Margaret Fuller
    • Appendix. Chapter XXL. Mrs. Green's Medial History
    • Appendix. Chapter XXL. Mrs. Green's Medial History. Part 2
    • Appendix. Chapter XXL. Mrs. Green's Medial History. Part 3
    • Appendix. Chapter XXL. Mrs. Green's Medial History. Part 4
    • Chapter XXII. A Visit To Split Rock, Kentucky—Christmas Greetings From Ida To Her Parents—Annie Winterburn To Her Brother John Winterburn, And His Testimony And Her Farewell To The Medium, Mrs. Green
    • Independent Slate Writing, By Edwin Stebbins
    • A Visit To Split Rock, Kentucky—Christmas Greetings From Ida To Her Parents—Annie Winterburn To Her Brother John Winterburn, And His Testimony And Her Farewell To The Medium, Mrs. Green. Continued
    • Annie Winterburn
    • Chapter XXIII. A Spirit Peels A Bonana, And Eats Some Of It, And Divides The Rest In Four Equal Parts—Reports Of Cincinnati Enquirer About Spirit Seances At Mrs. Green's
    • Chapter XXIV. Extracts From Each Of Two Funeral Discourses By Bishop Simpson And Rev. W. H. Thomas, D. D., With Conclusions Of C. G. Helleberg
• Outdoors
  • The Book Of Woodcraft | by Ernest Thompson Seton
    • Preface
    • I. Principles Of Scouting
    • II. The Spartans Of The West
    • The Indian's Creed
    • The Dark Side
    • The Dark Side. Continued
    • Reverence
    • Cleanliness
    • Chastity
    • Bravery
    • Thrift And Providence
    • Cheerfulness Or The Merry Indian
    • Obedience. Reverence For Their Parents And For The Aged
    • Kindness
    • Hospitality
    • Treatment Of Their Women
    • Courtesy And Polite Behavior
    • Teepee Etiquette. The Unwritten Law Of The Lodge
    • Honesty
    • Truthfulness And Honor
    • Temperance And Sobriety
    • Physique
    • Physique. Continued
    • Standard Indian Books
    • III. The Purpose And Laws Of The Woodcraft Indians
    • The Laws
    • The Initiation Of A Brave
    • The Laws For The Ruling Of The Tribe. I. Name
    • The Band Or Clan
    • Titles Of Nobles
    • Badges Of Rank
    • Totems
    • Order Of Doings In Council
    • The Tally Book And How To Keep It
    • The Indian Laws In Brief
    • War Cry Of The Band
    • IV. Honors, Degrees, And Indian Names
    • Standards Of Honors
    • Class I. Red Honors
    • General Athletics
    • Mountain Climbing (All Afoot)
    • Target Shooting (Open To Men Only)
    • Big Game Hunting
    • Class II. White Honors
    • Long Range, Clout, Or Flight Shooting
    • Class III. Blue Honors
    • Geology, Etc
    • The Degrees In Woodcraft
    • Camper (Gabeshiked)
    • Camp Cook (Chabakwed)
    • Camp Craftsman (Enokid)
    • Camp Doctor (Mashkiki)
    • Canoeman (Chemaunigan)
    • Fisherman (Gagoiked)
    • Forester (Mitigwakid)
    • Gleeman Or Camp Conjurer (Nagamed)
    • Herald Or Crier (Bibaged)
    • Horseman (Bebamomigod)
    • Hunter (Gaossed)
    • Mountaineer (Wadjiwed)
    • Pathfinder Or Scout (Mikan)
    • Scout Runner (Kee-Mo-Sah-Bee)
    • Sharpshooter (Godaakwed)
    • Star Wiseman (Gijiged)
    • Swimmer (Shingebis)
    • Traveler (Bebamadisid)
    • Village Scout Or Big Village Scout (Odena-Winini)
    • White Man's Woodcraft (Dibaakid)
    • Wise Woodman (Nibwaka-Winini)
    • Winning A Name
    • Indian Names That Have Been Won By Scouts
    • English Names That Have Been Given
    • Indian Names Given In Ridicule
    • Names Given To Women
    • V. Woodland Songs, Dances, And Ceremonies
    • The Peace Pipe Ceremony
    • The Scalp Dance
    • The Caribou Dance
    • The Dance Of The White Caribou
    • The Dog Dance
    • Ojibwa Snake Dance
    • Indian Song Books
    • VI. Suggested Programs
    • Animal Story Books For Evenings
    • Indoor Or Winter Activities
    • Robe Or War Shirt Contest
    • Indoor Competition For A Prize
    • VII. General Scouting Indoors
    • Knots
    • Fireside Trick
    • Bird Boxes Or Houses
    • VIII. General Scouting Outdoors
    • Hiking In The Snow
    • Hiking In The Snow. Part 2
    • Hiking In The Snow. Part 3
    • Pleiades As A Test Of Eyesight
    • The Planets
    • When Lost In The Woods
    • Woodman's Lantern
    • IX. Signaling And Indian Signs
    • Why Should You Talk The Sign Language?
    • Why Should You Talk The Sign Language?. Continued
    • Blazes And Indian Signs. Blazes
    • Blazes And Indian Signs. Blazes. Continued
    • X. Campercraft Or The Summer Camp
    • Arriving On The Camp Ground
    • Arriving On The Camp Ground. Continued
    • Lice And Vermin
    • Camp Cookery
    • XI. Games For The Camp
    • Tub Tilting On Land
    • Still Hunting The Buck, Or The Deer Hunt
    • The Bear Hunt
    • Spearing The Great Sturgeon
    • The Game Of Quicksight
    • Hostile Spy
    • Tree The Coon
    • Buffalo Chips
    • Medley Scouting
    • XII. Health And Woodland Medicine
    • XII. Health And Woodland Medicine. Continued
    • An Indian Bath Or Sweat Lodge
    • Injuriousness Of Tobacco
    • Starvation Foods In The Northern Woods
    • Starvation Foods In The Northern Woods. Continued
    • XIII. Natural History
    • Natural History. Part 2
    • Natural History. Part 3
    • How To Stuff A Bird
    • Mounting The Bird
    • Stuffing An Animal
    • Trapping Animals
    • Hard To Photograph Tracks
    • No Two Tracks Alike
    • Dog And Cat
    • Wolf
    • Rabbits And Hares
    • The Newton Jack Rabbit
    • Fox
    • The Fox's Hunt
    • XIV. Mushrooms, Fungi, Or Toadstools
    • Poisonous Toadstools
    • Unwholesome But Not Deadly Toadstools
    • Wholesome Toadstools
    • Uncertain Kinds Of Mushrooms
    • XV. Forestry
    • Forestry. Part 2
    • Forestry. Part 3
    • Forestry. Part 4
    • XVI. Some Indian Ways
    • Putting Up The Teepee
    • Hairy Wolf's Teepef
    • Warbonnet Or Headdress Its Meaning
    • Details Of The Warbonnet
    • Making The Warbonnet
    • Indian Costume
    • The Indian Or Willow Bed
    • Indian Paints
    • Indian Paints. Continued
    • XVII. Campfire Stories Or Glimpses Of Indian Character
    • The Quiche's Myth Of Creation
    • The Medicine Man And His Ways
    • The Indian Silence
    • The Indian Babes In The Woods
    • The Story Of No Heart
    • The Story Of No Heart. Continued
    • Tecumseh
    • Kanakuk, The Kickapoo Prophet
    • Chief Joseph Hinmaton Of The Sahaptin Or Nez Perces
    • White Calf, Chief Of The Blackfeet
    • Wovoka, The Prophet Of The Ghost Dance
    • The Apache Indian's Case
    • The Wiping Out Of Nanni-Chaddi
    • The Wiping Out Of Nanni-Chaddi. Continued
    • The Cheyennes' Last Fight, Or The Ending Of Dull Knife's Band
    • The Cheyennes' Last Fight, Or The Ending Of Dull Knife's Band. Part 2
    • The Cheyennes' Last Fight, Or The Ending Of Dull Knife's Band. Part 3
    • The Cheyennes' Last Fight, Or The Ending Of Dull Knife's Band. Part 4
    • The Cheyennes' Last Fight, Or The Ending Of Dull Knife's Band. Part 5
    • The Cheyennes' Last Fight, Or The Ending Of Dull Knife's Band. Part 6
    • The Message Of The Indian
    • Then Why Did He Go?
  • The Boy Scouts of Woodcraft Camp | by Thornton W. Burgess
    • Introduction
    • Chapter I. The Tenderfoot
    • The Tenderfoot. Continued
    • Chapter II. Woodcraft Camp
    • Woodcraft Camp. Continued
    • Chapter III. First Impressions
    • First Impressions. Continued
    • Chapter IV. The Initiation
    • The Initiation. Continued
    • Chapter V. The Recall
    • The Recall. Continued
    • Chapter VI. The Spectee In Camp
    • The Spectee In Camp. Continued
    • Chapter VII. First Lessons
    • First Lessons. Continued
    • Chapter VIII. Lonesome Pond
    • Lonesome Pond. Part 2
    • Lonesome Pond. Part 3
    • Chapter IX. A Shot In The Dusk
    • A Shot In The Dusk. Part 2
    • A Shot In The Dusk. Part 3
    • A Shot In The Dusk. Part 4
    • Chapter X. A Battle For Honor
    • A Battle For Honor. Part 2
    • A Battle For Honor. Part 3
    • A Battle For Honor. Part 4
    • Chapter XI. Buxby's Buncombe
    • Buxby's Buncombe. Continued
    • Chapter XII. Lost
    • Lost. Part 2
    • Lost. Part 3
    • Chapter XIII. The Honey Seekers
    • The Honey Seekers. Part 2
    • The Honey Seekers. Part 3
    • Chapter XIV. The Supreme Test
    • The Supreme Test. Continued
    • Chapter XV. Crafty Mike
    • Crafty Mike. Part 2
    • Crafty Mike. Part 3
    • Chapter XVI. The Poacher Of Lonesome Pond
    • The Poacher Of Lonesome Pond. Continued
    • Chapter XVII. The Haunted Cabin
    • The Haunted Cabin. Continued
    • Chapter XVIII. On Guard
    • On Guard. Continued
    • Chapter XIX. For The Honor Of The Tribe
    • For The Honor Of The Tribe. Part 2
    • For The Honor Of The Tribe. Part 3
    • Chapter XX. The Home Trail
    • The Stories In This Series
  • Camping And Woodcraft | by Horace Kephart
    • Preface
    • Camping. Chapter I. Vacation Time
    • Chapter II. Outfitting
    • Chapter III. Tents For Fixed Camps
    • Tents For Fixed Camps. Part 2
    • Tents For Fixed Camps. Part 3
    • Care Of Tents
    • How To Mend A Thar In Canvas
    • Second-Hand Tents
    • Pitching Wall Tents
    • Storm Set
    • Wall Tent With Guy Frames
    • Tint On Shears
    • Trenching The Tent
    • Tent Floors
    • Tents On Rocky Or Sandy Ground
    • Action Of Wind On Tents
    • Chapter IV. Furniture, Tools, And Utensils For Fixed Camps
    • Camp Chairs
    • Camp Tables
    • Shelves And Wall Pockets
    • Medical Kit For Camping
    • Tools Carried In For Camping
    • Camp Stoves
    • Camp Grates And Fire Irons
    • Fireless Cookers
    • Chapter V. Tents For Shifting Camps
    • Tents For Shifting Camps. Continued
    • Chapter VI. Types Of Light Tents
    • Types Of Light Tents. Part 2
    • Types Of Light Tents. Part 3
    • Types Of Light Tents. Part 4
    • Types Of Light Tents. Part 5
    • Types Of Light Tents. Part 6
    • Types Of Light Tents. Part 7
    • Chapter VII. Light Camp Equipment
    • Uses Of An Axe
    • Other Tools Reqired In Camping
    • Other Tools Reqired In Camping. Continued
    • Chapter VIII. Camp Bedding
    • Camp Bedding. Part 2
    • Camp Bedding. Part 3
    • Camp Bedding. Part 4
    • Chapter IX. Clothing
    • Clothing. Part 2
    • Clothing. Part 3
    • Clothing. Part 4
    • Clothing. Part 5
    • Clothing. Part 6
    • Clothing. Part 7
    • Clothing. Part 8
    • Chapter X. Personal Kits
    • Personal Kits. Part 2
    • Personal Kits. Part 3
    • Personal Kits. Part 4
    • Chapter XI. Provisions
    • Provisions. Part 2
    • Provisions. Part 3
    • Provisions. Part 4
    • Provisions. Part 5
    • Provisions. Part 6
    • Provisions. Part 7
    • Provisions. Part 8
    • Chapter XII. Camp Making
    • Camp Making. Part 2
    • Camp Making. Part 3
    • Camp Making. Part 4
    • Camp Making. Part 5
    • Chapter XIII. The Camp Fire
    • The Camp Fire. Part 2
    • The Camp Fire. Part 3
    • The Camp Fire. Part 4
    • The Camp Fire. Part 5
    • Chapter XIV. Pests Of The Woods
    • Pests Of The Woods. Part 2
    • Pests Of The Woods. Part 3
    • Pests Of The Woods. Part 4
    • Pests Of The Woods. Part 5
    • Pests Of The Woods. Part 6
    • Pests Of The Woods. Part 7
    • Chapter XV. Dressing And Keeping Game And Fish
    • Dragging A Deer
    • Packing Deer On A Saddle
    • Carrying On A Litter
    • Carrying Single-Handed
    • The Indian Pack
    • Hanging To Butcher
    • Butchering Deer
    • Skinning
    • Gralloching
    • Butchering On The Ground
    • Elk And Moose
    • Bears
    • Preserving Skins
    • Care Of Meat
    • Curing Venison
    • Jerked Venison
    • Computing Weight
    • Small Mammals
    • Dressing Birds
    • Keeping Small Game
    • Cleaning Trout
    • Cleaning Scaly Fish
    • Skinning Fish
    • How To Keep Fish
    • Chapter XVI. Camp Cookery Of Meats
    • Frying Meat
    • Broilling Meat
    • Roasting Meat
    • Kabobs
    • Barbecueing Meat
    • Baking Meat. Baking In A Hole
    • Baking Meat In Clay
    • Baking Meat In The Embers
    • Boiling Meat
    • Stewing Meat
    • Steaming Meat
    • Meat Gravies And Sauces
    • Chapter XVII. Camp Cookery Of Game
    • Camp Cookery Of Game. Part 2
    • Camp Cookery Of Game. Part 3
    • Camp Cookery Of Game. Part 4
    • Camp Cookery Of Game. Part 5
    • Chapter XVIII. Camp Cookery Of Fish
    • Camp Cookery Of Fish. Continued
    • How To Cook Shellfish
    • Chapter XIX. Camp Cookery. Cured Meats, Etc. Eggs
    • Camp Cookery. Cured Meats, Etc. Eggs. Continued
    • Chapter XX. Camp Cookery. Breadstuffs And Cereals
    • Camp Cookery. Breadstuffs And Cereals. Part 2
    • Camp Cookery. Breadstuffs And Cereals. Part 3
    • Camp Cookery. Breadstuffs And Cereals. Part 4
    • Camp Cookery. Breadstuffs And Cereals. Part 5
    • Camp Cookery. Breadstuffs And Cereals. Part 6
    • Chapter XXI. Camp Cookery. Vegetables. Soups
    • Camp Cookery. Vegetables. Soups. Part 2
    • Camp Cookery. Vegetables. Soups. Part 3
    • Camp Cookery. Vegetables. Soups. Part 4
    • Chapter XXII. Beverages
    • How To Make Desserts
    • Chapter XXIII. Cook's Miscellany
    • A Table For Ready Reference In Choosing What To Cook
    • Chapter I. Woodcraft
    • Chapter II. Getting Lost. Bivouacs
    • Getting Lost. Bivouacs. Part 2
    • Getting Lost. Bivouacs. Part 3
    • Getting Lost. Bivouacs. Part 4
    • Getting Lost. Bivouacs. Part 5
    • Chapter III. Pathfinding
    • Pathfinding. Part 2
    • Pathfinding. Part 3
    • Chapter IV. Nature's Guide. Posts. Sameness Of The Forest
    • Nature's Guide. Posts
    • Moss On Trees As Lankdmarks
    • Bark And Annual Rings
    • Chapter V. Blazes Survey Lines. Use Of The Compass
    • Blazes Survey Lines. Use Of The Compass. Part 2
    • Blazes Survey Lines. Use Of The Compass. Part 3
    • Blazes Survey Lines. Use Of The Compass. Part 4
    • Blazes Survey Lines. Use Of The Compass. Part 5
    • Chapter VI. Route Sketching. Mapping. Measuring
    • Route Sketching. Mapping. Measuring. Continued
    • Mapping
    • Extemporary Measurements
    • Chapter VII. Trips Afoot