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%T Annual report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution, showing the operations, expenditures, and condition of the Institution to July, 1893

%A United States Congress House

%A Smithsonian Institution Board of Regents

%A Aitken, John

%A Ball, Robert Stawell

%A Berthelot, Marcelin

%A Blakie, W.B

%A Boys, Charles Vernon

%A Brinton, Daniel Garrison

%A Bryce, James

%A Burdon-Sanderson, John

%A Caldwell, George Chapman

%A Daubree, Auguste

%A Dean, Bashford

%A Dewar, James

%A Hubbard, Gardiner Greene

%A Ives, Frederic Eugene

%A King, Clarence

%A Lilienthal, Otto

%A Lockyer, Norman

%A Marey, Etienne-Jules

%A Markham, Clements Robert

%A Rotch, Abbott Lawrence

%A Wallace, Alfred Russell

%A Ranyard, Arthur Cowper

%A Osten-Sacken, Carl Robert

%A Young, Charles Augustus

%A Walcott, Charles Doolittle

%A Tylor, Edward Burnett

%A Muller, Friedrich Max

%A Stokes, George Gabriel

%A Seebohm, Henry

%A Varigny, Henry de

%A Tristram, Henry Baker

%A Warnerke, Leon

%A Mason, Otis Tufton

%A Mendenhall, Thomas Corwin

%A Ostwald, Wilhelm

%A Murray, John

%D 1894

%X Appendices to Report of the Secretary, p. 35

%X Atoms and sunbeams, by Robert Ball, p. 121

%X Biographical sketch of Henri Milne-Edwards, by M. Berthelot, p. 709

%X Biology in relation to other natural sciences, by J.S. Burdon-Sanderson, p. 435

%X Comparative locomotion of different animals, by E.J. Marey, p. 501

%X Deep-sea deposits, by A. Daubree, p. 545

%X Electric-spark photographs of flying bullets, by C.V. Boys, p. 165

%X Field study in ornithology, by H.B. Tristram, p. 465

%X Fundamental units of measure, by T.C. Mendenhall, p. 135

%X Geologic time as indicated by the sedimentary rocks of North America, by Charles D. Walcott, p. 301

%X How maps are made, by W.B. Blakie, p. 419

%X Index, p. 729

%X Journal of the proceedings of the Board of Regents, p. XI

%X List of illustrations, p. VII

%X Magnetic properties of liquid oxygen, by James Dewar, p. 183

%X North American bows, arrows and quivers, by Otis T. Mason, p. 631

%X On chemical energy, by W. Ostwald, p. 231

%X Oriental scholarship during the present century, by Frederick Max Muller, p. 681

%X Phenomena connected with cloudy condensation, by John Aitken, p. 201

%X Photographs in natural colors, by Leon Warnerke, p. 163

%X Photography in the colors of nature, by F.E. Ives, p. 151

%X Practical experiments in soaring, by Otto Lilienthal, p. 195

%X Relations of air and water to temperature and life, by Gardiner G. Hubbard, p. 265

%X Report of the Executive Committee, p. XIX

%X Report of the Secretary, p. 1

%X Stone Age basis for Oriental study, by E.B. Tylor, p. 701

%X Summary of progress in anthropology for the year 1893, by Otis T. Mason, p. 601

%X Table of contents, p. V

%X The "nation" as an element in anthropology, by Daniel G. Brinton, p. 589

%X The American chemist, by G.C. Caldwell, p. 239

%X The Ice Age and its work, by A.R. Wallace, p. 277

%X The Mont Blanc Observatory, p. 259

%X The North Polar basin, by Henry Seebohm, p. 375

%X The age of the Earth, by Clarence King, p. 335

%X The air and life, by Henry de Varigny, p. 521

%X The early temple and pyramid builders, by J. Norman Lockyer, p. 95

%X The great lunar crater Tycho, by A.C. Ranyard, p. 89

%X The highest meteorological station in the world, by A. Lawrence Rotch, p. 253

%X The luminiferous aether, by George G. Stokes, p. 113

%X The marine biological stations of Europe, by Bashford Dean, p. 505

%X The migration of the races of men considered historically, by James Bryce, p. 567

%X The present standpoint of geography, by Clements R. Markham, p. 395

%X The problem of flying, by Otto Lilienthal, p. 189

%X The renewal of Antarctic exploration, by John Murray, p. 353

%X The so-called Bugonia of the ancients, and its relation to a bee-like fly, Eristalis tenax, by C.R. Osten-Sacken, p. 487

%X The wanderings of the North Pole, by Sir Robert Ball, p. 75

%X Variable stars, by C.A. Young, p. 107

%C Washington, DC

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