Volcanoes: What They are and What They TeachJudd, John W. (John Wesley)
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Volcanoes: What They are and What They Teach
Judd, John W. (John Wesley)
Volcanoes
The woodcuts which illustrate the volume are in some cases prepared
from photographs, and I am indebted to Mr. Cooper for the skill with
which he has carried out my wishes concerning their reproduction.
Others among the engravings are copies of sketches which I made in
Italy, Hungary, Bohemia, and other volcanic districts. The whole of the
wood-blocks employed by Mr. Poulett Scrope in his work on Volcanoes
were placed at my disposal before his death, and such of them as
were useful for my purpose I have freely employed. To Captain S. P.
Oliver, R.A., I am obliged for a beautiful drawing made in the Island
of Bourbon, and to Mr. Norman Lockyer and his publishers, Messrs.
Macmillan & Co., for the use of several wood-blocks illustrating
sun-spots and solar prominences.
J. W. J.
London: _May 1881_.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
PAGE
INTRODUCTORY: NATURE OF THE ENQUIRY
1
CHAPTER II.
THE NATURE OF VOLCANIC ACTION
7
CHAPTER III.
THE PRODUCTS OF VOLCANIC ACTION
39
CHAPTER IV.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE MATERIALS EJECTED FROM VOLCANIC VENTS
67
CHAPTER V.
THE INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF VOLCANIC MOUNTAINS
112
CHAPTER VI.
THE VARIOUS STRUCTURES BUILT UP AROUND VOLCANIC VENTS
161
CHAPTER VII.
THE SUCCESSION OF OPERATIONS TAKING PLACE AT VOLCANIC CENTRES
186
CHAPTER VIII.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF VOLCANOES UPON THE SURFACE OF THE GLOBE
224
CHAPTER IX.
VOLCANIC ACTION AT DIFFERENT PERIODS OF THE EARTH'S HISTORY
247
CHAPTER X.
THE PART PLAYED BY VOLCANOES IN THE ECONOMY OF NATURE
281
CHAPTER XI.
WHAT VOLCANOES TEACH US CONCERNING THE NATURE
OF THE EARTH'S INTERIOR
307
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