BIBLIOGRAPHICAL DETAILS. Books that are out of print are not given, but where a new edition is in course of preparation, it is so mentioned. Where no edition is mentioned, the title refers to the first, as the only edition. A further edition generally means that the text of the book has been revised and brought up to the date given. An "impression" is a reprint of the original, or last edition, without alteration. Difficulty arises in some instances as to the date given. Certain publishers give the date of the reprint of a book and not that of the original publication; but all the dates given in this Catalogue are those of books obtainable when the Catalogue went to Press. Where two dates are given, that in parenthesis is the date of the last edition, the following date being the year the same edition was reprinted. Some important books appear to be old, but in various cases essentials do not alter. The sizes of books are designated in the usual way, and a list is given below of the equivalent measurement in inches. With very few exceptions, all books are bound in cloth covers. The number of pages given to each book generally includes the prefatory matter. SIZES OF BOOKS. The following are the approximate sizes in inches: SCIENCE IN GENERAL. i. GENERAL AND POPULAR SCIENCE. Aliotta, A. The Idealistic Reaction Against Science. Translated by A. McCaskill. 8vo. Pp. 496. 1914. Macmillan. 15s. Allbutt, Sir T. C. Science and Medieval Thought. Harveian Oration. 1900. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 116. 1901. Cambridge University Press. 3s. 6d. Amos, S. Science of Law. 9th edn. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 437. 1909. Kegan Paul. 7s. 6d. Armstrong, H. E. The Teaching of Scientific Method and other Papers on Education. 2nd edn. Cr. 8vo. Pp.531. 1910. Macmillan. 6s. 6d Briggs, W. (edited by). General Elementary Science. 3rd edn. 10th imp. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 412. 1920. 58. Key, 2s. 3d. University Tutorial Press. Clough, W. T. and Dunstan, A. E. Elementary Science for Pupil Teachers. Physics and Chemistry. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 191. 1907. Methuen. 3s. 6d. -Elementary Experimental Science. Physics and Chemistry. 18th edn. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 266. 1919. Methuen. 48. Co-ordination of Scientific Publication, The. Faraday Society Report. 1918. Demy 8vo. Pp. 30. 1918. Faraday Society. 3s. Darwin, Sir G. H. Scientific Papers. 5 vols. Roy. 8vo. Cambridge University Press. Vol. 1.-Oceanic Tides and Lunar Disturbance of Gravity. Pp. 477. 1907. 20s. Vol. 2.-Tidal Friction and Cosmogony. Pp. 532. 1908. 20s. Vol. 3.-Figures of Equilibrium of Rotating Liquid and Geophysical Investigations. Pp. 542. 1910. 20s. Vol. 4.Periodic Orbits and Miscellaneous Papers. Pp. 609. 1911. 20s. Vol. 5.-Memoirs by Sir F. Darwin and E. W. Brown, Lectures on Mill's Lunar Theory, etc. Pp. 137. 1916. 10s. Dearle, N. B. Industrial Training: with special reference to the Conditions prevailing in London. Demy 8vo. Pp. 609. 1914. King. 10s. 6d. Donnan, F. G. (Translated by). International Language and Science. Considerations on the Introduction of an International Language into Science. Demy 8vo. Pp. 95. 1910. Constable. 2s. Dunn, J. T., and Mundella, V. A. General Elementary Science. An Introductory Course for Students in Schools and Technical Colleges. 2nd edn. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 333. 1905. Methuen. 5s. Fairweather, W. C. Foreign and Colonial Patent Laws. Demy 8vo. Pp. 291. 1910. Constable. 10s. 6d. Gibson, C. R. Scientific Ideas of To-Day. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 342. 1920. Seeley. 7s. 6d. Glazebrook, Sir R. T. Science and Industry. Rede Lecture 1917. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 51. 1917. Cambridge University Press. 1s. 6d. Gregory, Sir R. A. Discovery; or, The Spirit and Service of Science. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 347. 1918. Macmillan. 7s. 6d. Griffiths, E. D. Housecraft Science. Cr. 8vo. Pp. 192. 1917. Methuen. 3s. 6d. Hodson, F. (edited by). Broad Lines in Science Teaching. 2nd edn. Demy 8vo. Pp. 267. 1911. Christophers. 6s. |