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THE NEW
STUDENT'S REFERENCE WORK
for
Teachers, Students and Families

Edited by
Chandler B. Beach, A.M.

Associate Editor
Frank Morton McMurry, Ph.D.

Chicago
F. E. Compton and Company
1914

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Preface to the Digital Edition

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Covers of the five volumes

Contents: Top - A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z - Arithmetic - Outlines - Questions - Index

The New Student's Reference Work was published annually in the 1910s by F. E. Compton and Company in Chicago, Illinois. Presented here is the 1914 edition in 5 volumes. This work is now in the public domain, because it was published in the United States before 1923. See also the Wikipedia articles on the main editor Chandler B. Beach, his companion Frank Elbert Compton, and the follow-up product Compton's Encyclopedia. The digitization of this work was announced on wikipedia-l on October 19, 2005.

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Page numbers run from 1 to 2516 through all volumes. Each volume contains an average of 570 pages, including unpaginated illustration plates and maps. The first volume is introduced by 16 unpaginated pages of acknowledgements, a preface and portraits of the editors. The alphabetic encyclopedia ends at page 2138. The remainder of the fifth volume contains a 75 page long treatise on Arithmetic, 80 pages of Lesson Outlines, also known as "Student's Manual", 114 pages or Classified Questions on alphabetically arranged topics ranging from Agriculture to Zoology, and finally a 116 pages long Analytical Index.

The pagination shows a few pecularities. In volume 2, page 552 is followed by two illustration plates and pages 552a and 552b. On the opening where page 590 is the verso (left-hand side page), the recto (right-hand) is a page of illustrations without pagination. On the next opening, the verso is 591, and odd pagination for the verso continues until page 885, where the same trick is repeated to restore the order. In volume 4, page 1702 is followed by 1702a, 1702b, 1702c, and 1702d.

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Volume I. A — Czer. Pages 1 to 494

  1. Title page - verso
  2. Editors of Departments - contd.
  3. Revisions by Eminent Men and Women - contd.
  4. Portraits of Editors - contd. - contd. - contd.
  5. Preface
  6. Key to Pronunciation
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  1. A — Abbott, p. 1
  2. Abbotsford — Abbreviations, p. 2
  3. Abd-El-Kader — Abelard, p. 3
  4. Abercrombie — Abraham, p. 4
  5. Abruzzi — Abydos, p. 5
  6. Abyssinia — Achæan League, p. 6
  7. Achaia — Acoustics, p. 7
  8. Acoustics, p. 8
  9. Acoustics — Adam, p. 9
  10. Adam — Adams, p. 10
  11. Adams, p. 11
  12. Adams — Address, p. 12
  13. Ade — Adjective, p. 13
  14. Adjutant — Adolescence, p. 14
  15. Adolescence — Adolphustown, p. 15
  16. Adonis — Adverb, p. 16
  17. Æcidiomycetes — Æneas, p. 17
  18. Æolian — Aeronautics, p. 18
  19. Aeronautics, p. 19
  20. Aeronautics — Æschylus, p. 20
  21. Aviation
  22. Æsculapius — Afghanistan, p. 21
  23. Africa, p. 22
  24. Africa, Map
  25. Natives of Africa—Plate I
  26. Natives of Africa—Plate II
  27. Africa, p. 23, p. 24
  28. African Animals
  29. Afrikander — Agave, p. 25
  30. Agesander — Agriculture, p. 26
  31. Agriculture, p. 27, p. 28, p. 29, p. 30, p. 31
  32. Agricultural Stations — Agricultural Colleges, p. 32
  33. Aguilar — Air, p. 33
  34. Air Brake — Air Pump, p. 34
  35. Aix-la-Chapelle — Alabama, p. 35
  36. Alabama Claim — Alamo, p. 36
  37. Alaric — Alaska, p. 37
  38. Albani — Albany, p. 38
  39. Albany Congress — Alberta, p. 39
  40. Albert Edward Nyanza — Albino, p. 40
  41. Alboni — Alcinous, p. 41
  42. Alcohol — Alder, p. 42
  43. Alderman — Aleutian Islands, p. 43
  44. Alexander — Alexander III, p. 44
  45. Alexander (Popes) — Alexandria, VA., p. 45
  46. Alexandrian Library — Alfalfa, p. 46
  47. Alfieri — Alfred the Great, p. 47
  48. Algæ — Algebra, p. 48
  49. Algeciras — Algeria, p. 49
  50. Algiers — Alkali, p. 50
  51. Alkaloids — Allen, p. 51
  52. Allen, Ethan — Allison, p. 52
  53. Alligator Eggs and Young Alligators
  54. Alliteration — Alma, p. 53
  55. Almagro, Diego D — Alpena, p. 54
  56. Alps — Altoona, p. 55
  57. Alum — Amagat, p. 56
  58. Amalgam — Ambassador, p. 57
  59. Amber — America, p. 58
  60. North America, Map
  61. North American Animals
  62. America (North), p. 59
  63. America (North) — America (Central), p. 60
  64. Natives of North America, 1 — 12
  65. Natives of South America, 1 — 12
  66. South America, Map
  67. America (South), p. 61
  68. America (South) — America Cup, p. 62
  69. South American Animals
  70. American Indians — Amherst, p. 63
  71. Ami — Amœba, p. 64
  72. Amoor — Amsterdam, p. 65
  73. Amundsen — Anæsthetic, p. 66
  74. Anam — Anatomy, p. 67
  75. Anatomy, p. 68
  76. Anaxagoras — Andersen, p. 69
  77. Anderson — André, p. 70
  78. Andrew — Anemometer, p. 71
  79. Anemone — Angelo, p. 72
  80. Angiosperms — Aniline, p. 73
  81. Animalcula — Annapolis, p. 74
  82. Ann Arbor — Ant, p. 75
  83. Ant, p. 76
  84. Antæus — Ant-Eater, p. 77
  85. Antelope — Anthony, p. 78
  86. Anthracite — Antrhopometry, p. 79
  87. Anticosti — Antioch, p. 80
  88. Antipodal Cells — Ape, p. 81
  89. Apelles — Apiary, p. 82
  90. Apocarpous Flowers — Apperception, p. 83
  91. Apperception, p. 84
  92. Appian Way — Apple, p. 85
  93. Appleseed, Johnny — Aquarium, p. 86
  94. Aqueduct — Arabia, p. 87
  95. Arabian Gulf — Arago, p. 88
  96. Aragon — Arbitration, p. 89
  97. Arbor Day — Arch, Triumphal, p. 90
  98. Archæology — Archibald, p. 91
  99. Archimedes — Architecture, p. 92
  100. Architecture — Arcot, p. 93
  101. Arctic Circle — Argentine Republic, p. 94
  102. Argon — Argonauts, p. 95
  103. Argos — Ariosto, p. 96
  104. Aristides — Arithmetic, p. 97
  105. Arithmetic, p. 98, p. 99
  106. Arizona — Arkansas, p. 100
  107. Arkansas, p. 101
  108. Arkansas City — Arkwright, p. 102
  109. Arlington, Mass. — Armada, Spanish, p. 103
  110. Armadillo — Arminius, p. 104
  111. Armor — Armor-Plate, p. 105
  112. Armour, Philip D. — Arms, p. 106
  113. Armstrong — Army, p. 107
  114. Army, p. 108
  115. Army-Worm — Arnold, Benedict, p. 109
  116. Arnold, Sir Edwin — Aroostook War, p. 110
  117. Arpad — Arsenal, p. 111
  118. Arsenic — Art, p. 112
  119. Artemis — Artevelde, p. 113
  120. Artevelde — Arthur, p. 114
  121. Arthur's Seat — Artillery, p. 115
  122. Arundel — Asbury, p. 116
  123. Ascalon — Ash, p. 117
  124. Ashanti — Ash Wednesday, p. 118
  125. Asia, Map
  126. Asiatic Types
  127. Asia, p. 119
  128. Asia — Asia Minor, p. 120
  129. Asp — Asphalt, p. 121
  130. Aspinwall — Assaying, p. 122
  131. Assimilation — Association, p. 123
  132. Association, p. 124
  133. Assuan Dam — Assyria, p. 125
  134. Astarte — Astor, p. 126
  135. Astoria — Astronomy, p. 127
  136. Astronomy, p. 128
  137. As You Like It — Atchison, p. 129
  138. Athabasca — Athens, p. 130
  139. Athens, Ga. — Athletics, p. 131
  140. Athos — Atlantic Ocean, p. 132
  141. Atlantis — Atom, p. 133
  142. Atreus — Attila, p. 134
  143. Attleboro — Audubon, p. 135
  144. Audubon Societies — Augur, p. 136
  145. August — Augustus, p. 137
  146. Auk — Aurelian, p. 138
  147. Aurelius, Marcus, p. 139
  148. Aurora — Aurungzebe, p. 140
  149. Aurora Borealis
  150. Austen — Australasia, p. 141
  151. Australia, p. 142
  152. Australia, Map
  153. Australian Types
  154. Australia, p. 143
  155. Australia — Austria-Hungary, p. 144
  156. Australian Animals
  157. Austria-Hungary, p. 145
  158. Austrian Hymn — Austrian Succession, p. 146
  159. Auto-Da-Fe — Automobile, p. 147
  160. Autumn Coloration — Avernus, p. 148
  161. Avignon — Azores, p. 149
  162. Azov, Sea of — Aztecs, p. 150
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Contents: Top - A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z - Arithmetic - Outlines - Questions - Index

  1. B — Babel, Tower of, p. 151
  2. Baboon — Babylonia, p. 152
  3. Bacchus — Bacillus, p. 153
  4. Bacon — Bacteria, p. 154
  5. Baden — Badger, p. 155
  6. Baer — Bagdad, p. 156
  7. Bagehot — Bainbridge, p. 157
  8. Baird — Baker, p. 158
  9. Baking Powder — Balboa, p. 159
  10. Balder — Balfour, p. 160
  11. The Balkans and the Peace of Europe, 2, 3, 4
  12. Balfour — Ballad, p. 161
  13. Ballarat — Baltimore, p. 162
  14. Baltimore, p. 163
  15. Baltemore, Lord — Baluchistan, p. 164
  16. Baltimore Orioles and Nest
  17. Balzac — Bancroft, p. 165
  18. Bancroft, Hubert — Banks, p. 166
  19. Banks, p. 167, p. 168
  20. Bankrupt — Bankruptcy, p. 169
  21. Banks, Nathaniel — Barbarossa, p. 170
  22. Barbary States — Bar Harbor, p. 171
  23. Bark — Barnacle, p. 172
  24. Barnard College — Barnum, p. 173
  25. Baroda — Barr, p. 174
  26. Barre — Barrows, p. 175
  27. Barry — Bartolini, p. 176
  28. Barton — Baseball, p. 177
  29. Basel — Basidiomycetes, p. 178
  30. Basidiospore — Bastiat, p. 179
  31. Bastille — Bat, p. 180
  32. Batangas — Bath, p. 181
  33. Bath — Battle Creek, p. 182
  34. Battleford — Bavaria, p. 183
  35. Baxter — Bayeux Cathedral, p. 184
  36. Bayeux Tapestry — Bear, p. 185
  37. Bear, Greater and Lesser — Beatrice, p. 186
  38. Beauharnais — Beauregard, p. 187
  39. Beaver, p. 188
  40. Beaver Falls — Becket, p. 189
  41. Becquerel Rays — Bee, p. 190
  42. Bee, p. 191
  43. Bee — Beech, p. 192
  44. How Honey Comb Cells are Made, Honey Comb Cells
  45. Bees, Bees
  46. Beecher — Beer, p. 193
  47. Beersheba — Beet-Sugar, p. 194
  48. Begonia — Belgium, p. 195
  49. Belgrade — Bell, p. 196
  50. Bell, p. 197
  51. Bellaire — Beloit, p. 198
  52. Belt of Calms — Bengali, p. 199
  53. Benghazi — Bennington, p. 200
  54. Benson — Beranger, p. 201
  55. Berbers — Bergh, p. 202
  56. Bering Sea — Berkeley, p. 203
  57. Berlin, p. 204
  58. Berlin, Treaty of — Bernadotte, p. 205
  59. Bernard — Bertillon System, p. 206
  60. Beryl — Bethlehem, p. 207
  61. Bethlehem — Beyrout, p. 208
  62. Bhutan — Bible, p. 209
  63. Bichat — Bierstadt, p. 210
  64. Big Black River — Billings, p. 211
  65. Bill of Rights — Biology, p. 212
  66. Biology, p. 213
  67. Biology, p. 214
  68. Biology, p. 215
  69. Birch — Bird Day, p. 216
  70. Birds — Birds' Nests, p. 217
  71. Birds-of-Paradise — Birmingham, p.218
  72. Birmingham — Bismarck, p. 219
  73. Bismuth — Bison, p. 220
  74. Bittern — Black, p. 221
  75. Blackader — Black Forest, p. 222
  76. Black Hawk — Blackstone, p. 223
  77. Blackwell — Blair, p. 224
  78. Blair — Blake, p. 225
  79. Blanc — Bleak House, p. 226
  80. Blenheim — Blight, p. 227
  81. Blind Fishes — Blood, p. 225
  82. Bloodroot — Bloomington, p. 229
  83. Bloomington — Blueberry, p. 230
  84. Bluebird — Boa, p. 231
  85. Boadicea — Bobolink, p. 232
  86. Bob White — Bœotia, p. 233
  87. Boerhaave — Boer War, p. 234
  88. Boer War — Bogota, p. 235
  89. Bohemia — Boiler, p. 236
  90. Boiling-Point — Boldrewood, p. 237
  91. Boleyn — Bolivia, p. 238
  92. Bologna — Bombay, p. 239
  93. Bonaparte, p. 240
  94. Bonaparte — Bond, p. 241
  95. Bone — Boniface, Saint, p. 242
  96. Bonn — Book-Keeping, p. 243
  97. Boomerang — Boone, p. 244
  98. Booth, p. 245
  99. Booth — Bordeaux Mixture, p. 246
  100. Bore — Borneo, p. 247
  101. Bosnia — Boston, p. 248
  102. Boston University — Botany, p. 249
  103. Botany Bay — Bothnia, Gulf of, p. 250
  104. Bothwell — Bouguereau, p. 251
  105. Boulanger — Bourget, p. 252
  106. Bourinot — Bowling Green, p. 253
  107. Boxer Rising — Boyesen, p. 254
  108. Boyle's Law — Bract, p. 255
  109. Braddock — Brahe, p. 256
  110. Brahma — Brain, p. 257
  111. Brain, p. 258
  112. Brainerd — Brandenburg, p. 259
  113. Brandes — Brass, p. 260
  114. Brassey — Brazil, p. 261
  115. Brazos — Bread, p. 262
  116. Breadfruit Tree — Bremer, p. 263
  117. Breslau — Brewing, p. 264
  118. Brewster — Bride of Lammermoor, p. 265
  119. Bridge, p. 266
  120. Bascule Railroad Bridge, Chicago
  121. Bridge, Cantilever — Bridgman, p. 267
  122. Bright — Bristol, p. 268
  123. Bristol — British Columbia, p. 269
  124. British Columbia, p. 270
  125. British East Africa — British Museum, p. 271
  126. British New Guinea — Brontë, p. 272
  127. Bronze — Brotherhood, p. 273
  128. Brotherhood of St. Andrew — Brown, p. 274
  129. Brown, p. 275
  130. Brown University — Browning, p. 276
  131. Brownsville — Bruce, p. 277
  132. Bruce — Brunn, p. 278
  133. Bruno — Brussels, p. 279
  134. Brutus — Bryant, p. 280
  135. Bryce — Buchanan, p. 281
  136. Buchanan — Buckeye, p. 282
  137. Buckingham — Budapest, p. 283
  138. Buddha — Buena Vista, p. 284
  139. Buenos Ayres — Buffalo-Fish, p. 285
  140. Buffalo-Gnat — Bulgaria, p. 286
  141. Bull — Bull-Fight, p. 287
  142. Bulfinch — Bulwer-Lytton, p. 288
  143. Bunker Hill — Bunting, p. 289
  144. Bunyan — Burgoyne, p. 290
  145. Some of the Plant Wizard's Work
  146. Burgundy — Burlesques, p. 291
  147. Burlingame — Burma, p. 292
  148. Burne-Jones — Burns, p. 293
  149. Burnside — Burr, p. 294
  150. Burroughs — Butler, p. 295
  151. Butte City — Butterfly, p. 296
  152. Mexican Butterflies
  153. Butternut — Buzzard, p. 297
  154. Byron — Byzantine Empire, p. 298
  155. Byzantine Empire, p. 299
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Contents: Top - A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z - Arithmetic - Outlines - Questions - Index

  1. C — Cable-Road, p. 300
  2. Cables — Cactus, p. 301
  3. Cade — Cædmon, p. 302
  4. Cæsar — Cæsarea Philippi, p. 303
  5. Cain — Caisson, p. 304
  6. Calais — Calcutta, p. 305
  7. Calderon — Calendar, p. 306
  8. Calgary — Calhoun, p. 307
  9. Calico — California, p. 308
  10. California, p. 309
  11. California, Gulf of — Caligula, p. 310
  12. Caloric — Calypso, p. 311
  13. Calyptra — Cambridge, p. 312
  14. Cambridge — Camel, p. 313
  15. Camelot — Cameo, p. 314
  16. Dromedary, Two-Humped Camel
  17. Alpaca, Llama, Vicuna
  18. Camera — Campania, p. 315
  19. Campbell — Canada, p. 316
  20. Canada, Map
  21. Canada, p. 317
  22. Canada, p. 318
  23. Bow River Valley, Alberta, Canada
  24. Canada, p. 319
  25. Canadian Northern Railway — Canal, p. 320
  26. Digging the Chicago Drainage Canal
  27. Canal — Canary Bird, p. 321
  28. Canary Islands — Cankerworm, p. 322
  29. Cannæ — Cannon, p. 323
  30. Cannon, p. 324
  31. Cannon — Cañon, p. 325
  32. Canossa — Canterbury Cathedral, p. 326
  33. Canton — Canute, p. 327
  34. Canvasback — Cape Colony, p. 328
  35. Cape Hatteras — Cape of Good Hope, p. 329
  36. Cape Town — Capillarity in Soils, p. 330
  37. Capitoline Hill — Carácas, p. 331
  38. Caracci — Carbonic Acid, p. 332
  39. Car-Building — Cardiff, p. 333
  40. Cardinal-Bird — Carlisle, p. 334
  41. Carlisle — Carlsbad, p. 335
  42. Carlyle — Carmichael, p. 336
  43. Carnation — Carnegie Libraries, p. 337
  44. Carnival — Carnot, p. 338
  45. Carob — Carpaccio, p. 339
  46. Carpathian Mountains — Carpet-Sweeper, p. 340
  47. Carpogonium — Carroll, p. 341
  48. Carson — Carthage, p. 342
  49. Carthage — Cartwright, p. 343
  50. Cartwright — Cascade Range, p. 344
  51. Cascade Tunnel — Casimir-Perier, p. 345
  52. Caspian Sea — Cassowary, p. 346
  53. Cast — Cat, p. 347
  54. Catacombs — Catalpa, p. 348
  55. Catania — Caterpillar, p. 349
  56. Catfish — Catherine of Aragon, p. 350
  57. Catherine II — Cato, p. 351
  58. Cato — Caucasian, p. 352
  59. Caucasus — Cavour, p. 353
  60. Cawnpore — Cedar Mountain, p. 354
  61. Cedar Rapid — Cell-Doctrine, p. 355
  62. Cell-Doctrine, p. 356
  63. Cellini — Cement, p. 357
  64. Cemetery — Cenci, p. 358
  65. Census — Central Africa Protectorate, p. 359
  66. Central America — Ceres, p. 360
  67. Cerro Gordo — Ceylon, p. 361
  68. Chad, Lake — Chaleurs, p. 362
  69. Chalk — Chambers, p. 363
  70. Chambersburg — Chamois, p. 364
  71. Chamouni — Champlain, p. 365
  72. Champs-Elysees — Channel Islands, p. 366
  73. Channing — Charity, Sisters of, p. 367
  74. Charlemagne — Charles II, p. 368
  75. Charles VII — Charles XII, p. 369
  76. Charles XIV — Charles, Law of, p. 370
  77. Charles Martel — Charlestown, p. 371
  78. Charlotte — Chatham, p. 372
  79. Chatham — Chaucer, p. 373
  80. Chaudiere — Chemistry, p. 374
  81. Chemistry, p. 375
  82. Chemotaxis — CHerokees, p. 376
  83. Cherry — Chesapeake, p. 377
  84. Chesapeake and Ohio Canal — Chestnut, p. 378
  85. Cheviot — Chicago, p. 379
  86. Chicago, p. 380
  87. Chicago, p. 381
  88. Chicago — Chickadee, p. 382
  89. Chickahominy — Chignecto Bay, p. 383
  90. Chi-Hoang-Ti — Child-Study, p. 384
  91. Child-Study, p. 385
  92. Child-Labor Laws — Chile, p. 386
  93. Chile, p. 387
  94. Chillicothe — China Sea, p. 388
  95. China-Ware — China, p. 389
  96. China, p. 390
  97. China — Chinese Wall, p. 391
  98. Chinooks — Chlorophyceæ, p. 392
  99. Chlorophyll — Choate, p. 393
  100. Choate — Christian Endeavor Movement, p. 394
  101. Christian Era — Christ's Hospital, p. 395
  102. Chronograph — Church-Councils, p. 396
  103. Churchill — Cicada, p. 397
  104. Cicero — Cid, p. 398
  105. Cider — Cincinnati, p. 399
  106. Cincinnati, Society of the — Circulation of Blood, p. 400
  107. Circus — Citizenship, p. 401
  108. Citroh — Civil Service, p. 402
  109. Civil War — Clan, p. 403
  110. Clarendon — Clark, p. 404
  111. Clark — Claudius, p. 405
  112. Clausius — Clay, p. 406
  113. Clayton-Bulwer Treaty — Clematis, p. 407
  114. Clemenceau — Cleopatra, p. 408
  115. Cleopatra's Needle — Cleveland, p. 409
  116. Cliff-Dwellers — Clinton, p. 410
  117. Clinton — Clock, p. 411
  118. Close Pollination — Clouds, p. 412
  119. Clover — Coal, p. 413
  120. Coal, p. 414
  121. Coast-Defence — Cobalt, p. 415
  122. Cobalt — Cobourg, p. 416
  123. Cobra de Capello — Cockatoo, p. 417
  124. Cockrell — Cod, p. 418
  125. Coffee plantation, Costa Rica
  126. Young coffee trees in bloom
  127. Coffee plantation, Brazil
  128. Near view of coffee tree showing fruit
  129. Picking coffee, Brazil
  130. Drying grounds (coffee)
  131. Cleansing (coffee)
  132. Preparing for shipment (coffee)
  133. Codlin-Moth — Coffee, p. 419
  134. Coffee Republic — Colborne, p. 420
  135. (blank)
  136. Coffee, Tea, Cocoa, Hops, Tobacco (plate)
  137. Peanut, Olive, Rubber Tree, Cocoanut, Palm, Oil Palm (plate)
  138. (blank)
  139. Cold Harbor — Coleridge, p. 421
  140. Colfax — Colleges, p. 422
  141. College examination — College, going to, p. 423
  142. College, going to — College of New York City, p. 424
  143. Collenchyma — Cologne, p. 425
  144. Colombia — Colombo, p. 426
  145. Colon — Color, p. 427
  146. Colorado — Colorado, p. 428
  147. Colorado — Colosseum, p. 429
  148. Colossus — Columbus, p. 430
  149. Columbus — Columbus, p. 431
  150. Columbus — Comets, p. 432
  151. Comets — Commerce, p. 433
  152. Commons, House of — Commutator, p. 434
  153. Como — Compositae, p. 435
  154. Composition in Fine Art, p. 436
  155. (blank)
  156. Dance of the Nymphs, Corot (plate)
  157. Composition in Fine Art, p. 437
  158. Compressed air - Comus, p. 438
  159. Conchology - Conde, p. 439
  160. Condor - Confederate States, p. 440
  161. Confucius - Congo Free State, p. 441
  162. Congo, French - Congress, p. 442
  163. Conidia - Connecticut, p. 443
  164. Connecticut, p. 444
  165. Connecticut River - Conservation of energy, p. 445
  166. Constable - Constantine I, p. 446
  167. Constantinople - Constantinople, p. 447
  168. Consul, Mercantile - Continuation-Schools, p. 448
  169. Convolvulus - Cooley, p. 449
  170. Cooper - Cooper, p. 450
  171. Coot - Copley, p. 451
  172. Copper - Copts, p. 452
  173. Copyright - Coquelin, p. 453
  174. Coral - Coral, p. 454
  175. Corday - Corinth, p. 455
  176. Corinth - Cormorant, p. 456
  177. Corn - Cornelius, p. 457
  178. Cornell - Cornwallis, p. 458
  179. Corolla - Corporations, p. 459
  180. Corpus Christi - Correlation of Studies, p. 460
  181. Correspondence-Schools - Cortelyou, p. 461
  182. Cortes - Cortland, p. 462
  183. Corwin - Cotes, p. 463
  184. Cotopaxi — Cotton, p. 464
  185. Cottonboll-Weevil - Coues, p. 465
  186. Coulter - Courts of justice, p. 466
  187. Courts of justice - Courts of justice, p. 467
  188. Courts-Martial - Covenanters, p. 468
  189. Coventry - Cowley, p. 469
  190. Cow-Peas - Cowslip, p. 470
  191. Cox - Crab, p. 471
  192. Crabbe - Craik, p. 472
  193. Cranberry - Cranmer, p. 473
  194. Cranston — Crawford, p. 474
  195. Crawford - Creation, p. 475
  196. Crecy - Creston, p. 476
  197. Crete - Cricket, p. 477
  198. Cricket on the Hearth - Crispi, p. 478
  199. Crittenden - Crocodile, p. 479
  200. Crocus - Cromer, p. 480
  201. Crompton - Crook, p. 481
  202. Crookes - Cruikshank, p. 482
  203. Crusades - Crustacea, p. 483
  204. Cryptograms — Cuba, p. 484
  205. Cuckoo - Cullom, p. 485
  206. Culpeper - Cuneiform, p. 486
  207. Cupid - Curran, p. 487
  208. Currant - Currency law, p. 488
  209. Curtis - Cushing, p. 489
  210. Cushing - Cutler, p. 490
  211. Cuttlefish - Cyanophyceae, p. 491
  212. Cycads - Cypress, p. 492
  213. Cyprus — Czar, p. 493
  214. Czechs — Czerny, p. 494
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  1. D — Dahlgren, p. 495
  2. Dahlia — Daisy, p. 496
  3. Dakota River — Dallas, p. 497
  4. Dalles of Wisconsin — Damascus, p. 498
  5. Damascus — Dana, p. 499
  6. Dana — Dandelion, p. 500
  7. Dandolo — Dante, p. 501
  8. Danton — Danube, p. 502
  9. Danvers — Darius, p. 503
  10. Darley — Dartmouth College, p. 504
  11. Darwin — Daubigny, p. 505
  12. Daudet — David, p. 506
  13. David — Davis, p. 507
  14. Davis — Davitt, p. 508
  15. Davy — Dayton, p. 509
  16. Dead-Letter Office — Deaf-Mutes, p. 510
  17. Deák — Death Valley, p. 511
  18. Deborah — Deciduous Habit, p. 512
  19. Declaration of Independence — Deer, p. 513
  20. Deer — Deerfield, p. 514
  21. Defiance — Delagoa Bay, p. 515
  22. Deland — Delaware, p. 516
  23. Delaware — Delhi, p. 517
  24. De Long — De Mille, p. 518
  25. De Monts — Denis, p. 519
  26. Denison — Denmark, p. 520
  27. Dennison — De Pauw, p. 521
  28. De Quincey — Desmids, p. 522
  29. Des Moines — Detroit, p. 523
  30. Detroit River — Development of Animal Life, p. 524
  31. Development of Animal Life — , p. 525
  32. Dew — Dial, p. 526
  33. Diamond — Diatoms, p. 527
  34. Diaz, p. 528
  35. Dichogamy — Dickens, p. 529
  36. Dickinson — Dido, p. 530
  37. Dies Iræ — Diffraction-Grating, p. 531
  38. Digestion — Dinwiddie, p. 532
  39. Diocletian — Dismal Swamp, p. 533
  40. Dispersion — Dissenter, p. 534
  41. Distillation — District of Columbia, p. 535
  42. Diver — Dix, p. 536
  43. Dix — Doddridge, p. 537
  44. Dodge — Dog, p. 538
  45. Dogs—Plate I
  46. Dogs—Plate II
  47. Dog, p. 539
  48. Dog-Days — Dog-Star, p. 540
  49. Dogwood — Domenichino, p. 541
  50. Domesday — Domestic Science p. 542
  51. Domingo, St. — Donelson, Fort p. 543
  52. Don Giovanni — Doria p. 544
  53. Dorians — Douglas p. 545
  54. Douglas — Douw p. 546
  55. Dove — Draco p. 547
  56. Draft-Riots — Dragon-Fly p. 548
  57. Drainage — Drake p. 549
  58. Drake — Drama, p. 550
  59. Draper — Drawing p. 551
  60. Dredging — Dresden p. 552
  61. Dress of Ancient Period
  62. Dress of Middle and Later Period up to 1880
  63. Dress p. 552a
  64. Dress p. 552b
  65. Dreyse — Drowning p. 553
  66. Druids — Drum, p. 554
  67. Drummond — Dryden p. 555
  68. Dry Tortugas — Duccio p. 556
  69. Group of Ducks
  70. Du Chaillu — Dueling p. 557
  71. Dufay — Duffy p. 558
  72. Duhamel — Duma p. 559
  73. Dumas — Dumouriez p. 560
  74. Düna — Dunkirk p. 561
  75. Dunmore — Duration in Plants, p. 562
  76. Durban — Duse p. 563
  77. Düsseldorf — Dvina p. 564
  78. Dvorak — Dyment p. 565
  79. Dynamics p. 566
  80. Dynamics p. 567
  81. Dynamite — Dynamo-Electric Machine p. 568
  82. Dynamo-Electric Machine — Dynamometer, p. 569
  83. Dynamometer, p. 570
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  1. E — Eagle, p. 571
  2. Eames — Ear, p. 572
  3. Early — Earth, p. 573
  4. Earth — Earthquake, p. 574
  5. Earthquake — Earthworm, p. 575
  6. Easter — Eastlake, p. 576
  7. East Liverpool — Ebers, p. 577
  8. Ebony — Echinodermata, p. 578
  9. Echo — Eclipse, p. 579
  10. Ecliptic — Ecuador, p. 580
  11. Edda — Edinburgh, p. 581
  12. Edinburgh University — Edison, p. 582
  13. Edmonton — Edmunds, p. 583
  14. Edom or Idumea — Education, Modern, p. 584
  15. Education, State-Aid in — Edward I, p. 585
  16. Edward II — Edward III, p. 586
  17. Edward IV — Edward VII, p. 587
  18. Edward the Black Prince — Egg, p. 588
  19. Eggs of Humming Bird, Hen, and Ostrich
  20. Nest and Eggs of Killdeer
  21. Egg — Egmont, p. 589
  22. Egypt, p. 590
  23. Egypt
  24. Egypt, p. 591
  25. Egypt, p. 592
  26. Ehrenbreitstein — Elasticity, p. 593
  27. Elaters — Elder, p. 594
  28. Eldon — Electroral College, p. 595
  29. Electricity, p. 596
  30. Electricity, p. 597
  31. Electricity, p. 598
  32. Electric Lamps, p. 599
  33. Electric-Light Bug — Electric Motor, p. 600
  34. Electric Motor — Electric Railway, p. 601
  35. Electric Railway, p. 602
  36. Electric Welding — Electrolysis, p. 603
  37. Electrotype — Elephant, p. 604
  38. Eleusis — Elias, p. 605
  39. Eliot — Elisha, p. 606
  40. Elizabeth, p. 607
  41. Elizabeth, Saint — Elkins, p. 608
  42. Ellice Island — Elmira, p. 609
  43. El Paso — Embargo-Acts, p. 610
  44. Embryo — Emergence, p. 611
  45. Emerson — Emigration, p. 612
  46. Emin Pasha — Encyclopedia, p. 613
  47. Endicott — Engineering, p. 614
  48. England, p. 615
  49. Great Britain's King and Queen
  50. England, p. 616
  51. English Channel — English Language, p. 617
  52. English Language — Engraving, p. 618
  53. Enid — Ensilage, p. 619
  54. Entomology — Ephesus, p. 620
  55. Epictetus — Epidermis, p. 621
  56. Epigynous — Equisetales, p. 622
  57. Era of Good Feeling — Ergot, p. 623
  58. Ericsson — Eritrea, p. 624
  59. Erl-King — Escanaba, p. 625
  60. Escurial — Essay, p. 626
  61. Essen — Ether, p. 627
  62. Ethics, p. 628
  63. Ethiopia — Etna, p. 629
  64. Eton College — Eubœa, p. 630
  65. Eucalyptus — Eureka, p. 631
  66. Euripides — Europe, p. 632
  67. Europe, p. 633
  68. Europe, Map
  69. Europe, p. 634
  70. Eustis — Evansville, p. 635
  71. Evaporation — Everett, p. 636
  72. Everett — Evolution, p. 637
  73. Evolution, p. 638
  74. Evolution, p. 639
  75. Ewell — Excursions, School, p. 640
  76. Exeter — Exeter Hall, p. 641
  77. Explosives — Express Companies, p. 642
  78. Extradiction — Eye, p. 643
  79. Eylau — Ezra, p. 644
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  1. F — Fairbairn, p. 645
  2. Fairbairn — Faithfull, p. 646
  3. Falcon — Falconer, p. 647
  4. Falkland — Farjeon, p. 648
  5. Farley — Farrar, p. 649
  6. Fashoda — Faust, p. 650
  7. Faust — Feeding-Stuffs, p. 651
  8. Feehan — Feeling, p. 652
  9. Feldspar — Fellah, p. 653
  10. Fellowship — Fenians, p. 654
  11. Ferdinand I — Ferdinand IV, p. 655
  12. Ferdinand VII — Fern, p. 656
  13. Fernando Po — Fertilizers, p. 657
  14. Fessenden — Fiber, p. 658
  15. Fibre-Industries — Field, p. 659
  16. Field — Fig, p. 660
  17. Fiji Islands — Filicales, p. 661
  18. Fillmore — Findlay, p. 662
  19. Fine Arts, p. 663
  20. Fine Arts — Fine Arts (History), p. 664
  21. Fine Arts (Japanese), p. 665
  22. Fine Arts (Japanese), p. 666
  23. Fine Arts (Japanese) — Fine Arts (Chinese), p. 667
  24. Fine Arts (Egyptian) — Fine Arts (Assyrian), p. 668
  25. Fine Arts (Assyrian) — Fine Arts (Greek), p. 669
  26. Fine Arts (Gr