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Excerpt from Dictionary of Explosives In France and Belgium also the compositions of the coal mine explosives are published, but in Germany, as a rule, only a list of the constituents is given, and sometimes an upper or lower limit for one or more of the principal constituents. Moreover, it is not stated explicitly whether the explosives are intended for use in coal mines or for general blasting purposes. In the United States of America, expl...

Excerpt from A Short Account of Explosives In this little book I have endeavoured to present in a clear and simple manner the main facts concerning explosives and their properties in the hope that it may be of use to the officers of our now mighty army and also to naval officers and the large numbers of men and women who have to deal with explosives in the manufacture of munitions and other ways. The subject of explosives is such a wide one t...

Excerpt from Biological Lectures and Addresses, Delivered by the Late Arthur Milnes Marshall The majority of the lectures and addresses collected in this volume already been printed in the Transactions of several Societies - viz., the lecture on Animal Pedigrees, published in the Midland Naturalist, the Presidential address to the Biological Section of the British Association, and several reprinted from the Transactions of the Manchester Micr...

Excerpt from The Comedy of Convocation in the English Church: In Two ScenesArchdeacon jolly thought not. What the Church Of England especially prided herself upon was the breadth of her views. NO view could be broader than the one just stated, and therefore none more likely to meet with the sanction of the Privy Council, which, he apprehended, was the real point to be kept in view in the discussion of this interesting question. (hear, hear.)Ab...

Excerpt from Lectures on the Darwinian Theory Delivered by the Late Arthur Milnes Marshall Very early in human history the necessity arose for collective names to indicate the various groups and kinds of animals to distinguish those that were useful for food, clothing, or weapons, &c., , from those which were useless or dangerous. An early mode of classification was according to habitat thus Solomon divided animals into beasts, fowls, creepin...

Excerpt from The Infallibility of the Pope: A Lecture Ideally, what is Christianity? Christianity means the union of man with the divinity, the soul, and the body of our Lord Jesus Christ. It means that man is in this life united to the intellect and the spirit of God. It means that man knows, as creature, whatever is true of God, in so far as it has been revealed by Himself, and that he knows this certainly, definitely, infallibly. It can m...

Excerpt from The Frog: An Introduction to Anatomy and HistologyFor convenience of reference, and in order to definitely stamp the practical character of the work, directions for dissection, etc., have throughout been printed in italics.It is not expected that the student should do the whole of the work here given the first time he goes over it. The dis, section of the muscles and of the cranial nerves Should only be attempted if time remain af...

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