Thoughts on a Pebble, or, A First Lesson in Geology — John Shaqi
Thoughts on a Pebble, or, A First Lesson in GeologyMantell, Gideon Algernon
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Thoughts on a Pebble, or, A First Lesson in Geology
Mantell, Gideon Algernon
Geology -- Juvenile literature
"In this beautiful work Dr. Mantell has presented a vast deal of
information on the most interesting genera and species of Infusoria,
and clothed it with that fascinating garb, that persuasive eloquence,
with which he has been ever wont to impart knowledge."--_Westminster
and Foreign Quarterly Review._
_In one volume 8vo, with numerous plates, sections, coloured geological
maps, &c.; price 12s._
GEOLOGICAL EXCURSIONS ROUND THE
ISLE OF WIGHT
AND
ALONG THE ADJACENT COASTS OF HAMPSHIRE AND DORSETSHIRE.
Illustrative of the most interesting geological
phenomena and organic remains.
This work is a popular guide to the geology of the "beautiful Island,"
pointing out and explaining the most remarkable localities and the
fossils with which they abound; not only of the Isle of Wight, but also
of the Isles of Purbeck and Portland.
_In one volume, with plates; price 5s._
A DAY'S RAMBLE IN AND ABOUT THE
ANCIENT TOWN OF LEWES;
ILLUSTRATIVE OF THE OBJECTS OF HISTORICAL, GEOLOGICAL, AND
ANTIQUARIAN INTEREST OF THE TOWN AND NEIGHBOURHOOD.
"A charming guide to a charming spot; rich in picturesque scenery,
and historical associations of the highest interest. A day's ramble
which every one who visits Brighton and has leisure will not fail to
undertake with so instructive and delightful a companion."--_Brighton
Gazette._
_Preparing for Publication._
THE PHENOMENA OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM;
OR,
A FAMILIAR EXPOSITION OF THE NATURE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE NERVES:
Being the substance of a course of popular Lectures.
_In one volume, with numerous illustrations._
* * * * *
_August, 1850._
=LIST OF WORKS=
PRINCIPALLY ON
NATURAL AND PHYSICAL SCIENCE,
PUBLISHED BY
REEVE AND BENHAM,
5, HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN.
1.
POPULAR FIELD BOTANY;
COMPRISING
A familiar and technical description of the Plants most common to the
British Isles, adapted to the study of either the Artificial or Natural
System.
By AGNES CATLOW.
=Second Edition.=
_Arranged in twelve chapters, each being the Botanical
lesson for the month._
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