The Romance of the Microscope: An interesting description of its uses in all branches of science, industry, agriculture, and in the detection of crime, with a short account of its origin, history, and developmentEaland, C. A. (Charles Aubrey)
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The Romance of the Microscope: An interesting description of its uses in all branches of science, industry, agriculture, and in the detection of crime, with a short account of its origin, history, and development
Ealand, C. A. (Charles Aubrey)
Microscopes; Microscopy
“A jolly sequel to his last year’s book.”--_Christian World._
“The ‘real thing.’... Certain to enthral boys of almost any age who
love stories of British pluck.”--_Observer._
“_Commander E. Hamilton Currey, R.N., is becoming a serious rival to
Kingston as a writer of sea stories._ Just as a former generation
revelled in Kingston’s doings of his three heroes from their middy
days until they became admirals all, so will the present-day boys
read with interest the story of Ian Hardy. Last year we knew him
as a cadet; this year we get _Ian Hardy, Midshipman_. The present
instalment of his stirring history is breezily written.”--_Yorkshire
Observer._
IAN HARDY, SENIOR MIDSHIPMAN
“Of those who are now writing stories of the sea, Commander Currey
holds perhaps the leading position. He has a gift of narrative, a
keen sense of humour, and above all he writes from a full stock of
knowledge.”--_Saturday Review._
“_It is no exaggeration to say that Commander Currey bears worthily
the mantle of Kingston and Captain Marryat._”--_Manchester Courier._
“The Ian Hardy Series is just splendid for boys to read, and the best
of it is that each book is complete in itself. But not many boys will
read one of the series without being keenly desirous of reading all
the others.”--_Sheffield Telegraph._
IAN HARDY FIGHTING THE MOORS
“By writing this series the author is doing national service, for he
writes of the Navy and the sea with knowledge and sound sense....
What a welcome addition the whole series would make to a boy’s
library.”--_Daily Graphic._
“The right romantic stuff, full of fighting and hairbreadth
escapes.... Commander Currey has the secret of making the men and
ships seem actual.”--_Times._
“By this time Ian Hardy has become a real friend and we consider him
all a hero should be.”--_Outlook._
* * * * *
A HERO OF THE AFGHAN FRONTIER
THE SPLENDID LIFE STORY OF T. L. PENNELL, M.D., B.Sc., F.R.C.S.
RETOLD FOR BOYS & GIRLS
BY ALICE M. PENNELL, M.B., B.S. (Lond.), B.Sc.
_With many Illustrations & a Frontispiece in Colour. Extra Crown 8vo.
2s. 6d._
“This is the glorious life story of Dr T. L. Pennell retold for
boys and girls.”--_Church Family Newspaper._
“The life story of a fearless Englishman of the best kind.”--_Daily
Telegraph._
“One of the very finest men who ever devoted his life to the
Missionary cause.”--_Guardian._
“A great story of a grand Christian hero.”--_Christian World._
MISSIONARY KNIGHTS OF THE CROSS
TRUE STORIES OF THE SPLENDID COURAGE & PATIENT ENDURANCE OF
MISSIONARIES IN THEIR ENCOUNTERS WITH UNCIVILIZED MAN, WILD BEASTS &
THE FORCES OF NATURE IN ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
BY CANON E. C. DAWSON, M.A. (Oxon.)
_With Thirty-six Illustrations & a Frontispiece in Colour. Extra
Crown 8vo. 2s. 6d._
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