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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 for the year ending June 30, 1907

%A United States Congress House

%A Smithsonian Institution Board of Regents

%A Abbe, Cleveland

%A Abel, Othenio

%A Baelz, Erwin O.E. von

%A Balfour, Henry

%A Bragg, William Henry

%A Chisholm, George Goudie

%A Dane, John M.

%A Fischer, Theobald

%A Fleming, John Ambrose

%A Flexner, Simon

%A Gill, Theodore

%A Greene, Edward Lee

%A Gregory, John Walter

%A Hale, George Ellery

%A Kershaw, John Baker Cannington

%A Loisel, Gustave

%A Matignon, Camille

%A Mortillet, Adrien

%A Naville, Edouard

%A Turpain, A.

%A Scott, D.H

%A Sachau, Eduard

%A Sprague, Frank Julian

%A Praetorius, Franz

%A Newell, Frederick Haynes

%A Soper, George Albert

%A Ramon y Cajal, Santiago

%A Smillie, Thomas William

%A Parsons, Charles

%D 1908

%X Bronze in South America before the arrival of Europeans, by Adrien de Mortillet, p. 261

%X Geology of the inner earth: Igneous ores, by J.W. Gregory, p. 311

%X Immunity in tuberculosis, by Simon Flexner, p. 627

%X Index, p. 711

%X Inland waterways, by George G. Chisholm, p. 347

%X Linnaean memorial address, by Edward L. Greene, p. 685

%X List of plates, p. VII

%X Marcelin Berthelot, by Camille Matignon, p. 669

%X On the properties and natures of various electric radiations, by W.H. Bragg, p. 195

%X Prehistoric Japan, by E. Baelz, p. 523

%X Proceedings of the Board of Regents, p. XI

%X Progress in electro-metallurgy, by John B.C. Kershaw, p. 215

%X Publication addresses numerous countries within the larger regions indexed

%X Recent contributions to electric wave telegraphy, by J.A. Fleming, p. 163

%X Recent progress in color photography, by Thomas W. Smillie, p. 231

%X Report of the Executive Committee, p. XXIX

%X Report of the secretary, p. 1

%X Some facts and problems bearing on electric trunk-line operation, by Frank J. Sprague, p. 131

%X Some opportunities for astronomical work with inexpensive apparatus, by George E. Hale, p. 267

%X Systematic zoology; its progress and purpose, by Theodore Gill, p. 449

%X Table of contents, p. V

%X The Mediterranean peoples, by Theobald Fischer, p. 497

%X The Salton Sea, by F.H. Newell, p. 331

%X The air of the New York subway, by George A. Soper, p. 647

%X The development of mechanical composition in printing, by A. Turpain, p. 113

%X The fire piston, by Henry Balfour, p. 565

%X The genealogical history of the marine mammals, by O. Abel, p. 473

%X The origin of Egyptian civilization, by Edouard Naville, p. 549

%X The origin of the Canaanite alphabet, by Franz Praetorius, p. 595

%X The present position of Paleozoic botany, by D.H. Scott, p. 371

%X The problem of color vision, by J.M. Dane, p. 613

%X The progress of science as illustrated by the development of meteorology, by Cleveland Abbe, p. 287

%X The steam turbine on land and at sea, by Charles A. Parsons, p. 99

%X The structure of Lippmann heliochromes, by S.R. Cajal, p. 239

%X The zoological gardens and establishments of Great Britain, Belgium, and the Netherlands, by Gustave Loisel, p. 407

%X Three Aramaic papyri from Elephantine, by Eduard Sachau, p. 605

%C Washington, DC

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