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APPENDIX XII. RULES FOR THE APPLICATION OF ARITHMETIC TO GEOMETRY.

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  • Contents:—The Planets; are they inhabited Worlds?
  • Weather Prognostics. Popular Fallacies in Questions
  • of Physical Science. Latitudes and Longitudes. Lunar
  • Influences. Meteoric Stones and Shooting Stars. Railway
  • Accidents. Light. Common Things.—Air. Locomotion
  • in the United States. Cometary Influences. Common
  • Things.—Water. The Potter’s Art. Common Things.—Fire.
  • Locomotion and Transport, their Influence and Progress.
  • The Moon. Common Things.—The Earth. The Electric
  • Telegraph. Terrestrial Heat. The Sun. Earthquakes and
  • Volcanoes. Barometer, Safety Lamp, and Whitworth’s
  • Micrometric Apparatus. Steam. The Steam Engine. The
  • Eye. The Atmosphere. Time. Common Things.—Pumps.
  • Common Things.—Spectacles—The Kaleidoscope. Clocks
  • and Watches. Microscopic Drawing and Engraving. The
  • Locomotive. Thermometer. New Planets.—Leverrier and
  • Adams’s Planet. Magnitude and Minuteness. Common
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