Popular Science Monthly/Volume 13

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|The Radiometer: A Fresh Evidence of a Molecular Universe

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|Personal Reminiscences of Some Deceased Savants

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|Evolution of Ceremonial Government IV

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|How Sound and Words are Produced

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|The Scientific Study of Human Testimony I

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|The Growth of the Steam-Engine VI

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|Relation of the Finite to the Infinite

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|Liquefaction of the Gases II

|78

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|Metric Reform

|82

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|The Question of Pain in Drowning

|93

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|Science and Mental Improvement

|96

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|Sketch of Professor Edward S. Morse

|102

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|Correspondence

|105

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|Editor's Table

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|Literary Notices

|112

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|Popular Miscellany

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|Notes

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|The Age of Gymnastics

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|The Gigantic Extinct Armadillos and their Peculiarities, with a Restoration

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|Evolution of Ceremonial Government V

|146

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|Water-Waves and Sound-Waves

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|The Scientific Study of Human Testimony II

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|The Pygmy Monkey

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|Scientific Courses of Study

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|The Cardiff Giant, and Other Frauds

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|Illustrations of the Logic of Science V

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|On Brain-Forcing

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|Sketch of Professor C. F. Hartt

|231

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|Correspondence

|236

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|Editor's Table

|237

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|Literary Notices

|244

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|Popular Miscellany

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|Notes

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|Civilization and Science I

|257

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|Recent Experiments on Fog-Signals

|275

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|Water-Supply of Rivers

|288

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|Evolution of Ceremonial Government VI

|192

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|Education as a Science IV

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|Sea-Side Studies

|312

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|The Scientific Study of Human Testimony III

|328

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|On the Formation of Nebulae

|339

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|The Question of Pain in Hanging

|349

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|The Radical Fallacy of Materialism

|354

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|Sketch of Professor Du Bois-Reymond

|360

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|Editor's Table

|365

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|Literary Notices

|371

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|Popular Miscellany

|377

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|Notes

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|Civilization and Science II

|385

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|Professor Huxley's Address at the Harvey Tricentenary

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|The Teredo and its Depredations I

|400

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|On the Dread and Dislike of Science

|410

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|Curious Systems of Notation

|420

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|Man and his Structural Affinities

|429

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|A New Photographic Process

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|Voluntary Motion

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|Monera, and the Problem of Life I

|455

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|Composite Portraits

|460

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|Illustrations of the Logic of Science VI

|470

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|Poisons of the Intelligence-Hasheesh

|482

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|Sketch of Thomas Alva Edison

|487

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|Editor's Table

|492

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|Literary Notices

|498

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|Popular Miscellany

|506

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|Notes

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|The Place of Conscience in Evolution

|513

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|Civilization and Science III

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|Artificial Precious Stones

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|The Teredo and its Depredations II

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|Science in the English Schools

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|Monera, and the Problem of Life II

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|The Astronomical History of Worlds

|571

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|Genealogy

|583

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|An Infant's Progress in Language

|587

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|The Origin of Fruits

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