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 GUIDE TO THE SYSTEM OF CATALOGUING 
 
 OF THE 
 
 REFERENCE LIBRARY; 
 
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 WITH 
 
 REGULATIONS FOR VISITORS, HINTS TO READERS AND STUDENTS, 
 
 RULES FOR CATALOGUING, AND SUBJECT-HEADINGS 
 
 USED IN mt DICTIONARY INDEX. 
 
 3rd EDITION— JULY, 1898. 
 
 SYDNEY : WILLIAM APPLEGATE GULLICK, GOVERNMENT PRINTER. 
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 The Hon. James Norton, LL.D., M.L.C, President. 
 
 The Hon. Edmund Barton, M.A., Q.C., M.L.C. 
 
 The Hon. J. F. Burns. 
 
 The Hon. Edward Greville, M.L.C. 
 
 The Hon. Philip Gidley King, M.L.C. 
 Professor M. W. MacCallum, M.A. 
 Alexander Oliver, Esq., M.A. 
 
 ®^ctts—'Sidtxtnce Sibrarg : 
 
 Principal Librarian and Secretary ... 
 Pirst Assistant Librarian 
 Second Assistant Librarian ... 
 
 Cataloguers ... 
 
 Editor of the Historical Records of N.S.W. 
 
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 Henry C. L. Anderson, M.A. 
 
 George H. Gifford. 
 
 Hugh Wright. 
 
 J. Brennan, M.A. 
 James Pierce. 
 
 Prank M. Bladen. 
 
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 The Classification, which was adopted in 1869 on the formation of the Library, is 
 distinguished by letters A to K, ^s shown in the following Synopsis : — 
 
 A.— NATURAL SCIENCES, PHYSICS, MATHEMATICS, PINE AETS, 
 INDUSTRIAL ARTS and TRADES. 
 
 B.— HISTORY, CHRONOLOGY, ANTIQUITIES, and MYTHOLOGY. 
 
 C— BIOGRAPHY AND CORRESPONDENCE. 
 
 D.— GEOGRAPHY, TOPOGRAPHY, VOYAGES, TRAVELS and ATLASES. 
 
 E.— PERIODICAL LITERATURE, REPORTS and NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 F.— LAW, COMMERCE, ECONOMIC SCIENCE, POLITICAL ECONOMY, 
 POLITICS, AND SOCIAL ECONOMY. 
 
 G— EDUCATION, METAPHYSICS, MORAL PHILOSOPHY, THEOLOGY, 
 ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, and OCCULT SCIENCES. 
 
 H.— POETRY, DRAMA and THE STAGE. 
 
 J —GENERAL LITERATURE, PHILOLOGY, and COLLECTED WORKS. 
 
 K.— WORKS OP REFERENCE. 
 
 Books belonging to the Australasian Collection have the letter M prefixed to the Class 
 letters above. 
 
 In every Class the Presses holding the Books commence with No. 1 and continue with 
 consecutive numbers to the end of the Class. 
 
 The Shelves in each Press are lettered from P to Z, so as to avoid the letter of a Shelf 
 being mistaken for the letter of a Class. 
 
 The Books on each Shelf are numbered from 1 up to 40, or more, according to the 
 length of a Shelf. 
 
 Large-sized Books, placed in Presses for holding large quartos and folios, which are not 
 accessible to the public, are marked t or J after the Shelf nimiber. In order to obtain the use 
 of Books so marked, and also all Books bearing the Class letter E, and Books relating to 
 Australasia, which are all stored in the Basement or in the Galleries, visitors must make 
 application to an Assistant of the Library. 
 
 Example: — "Badger's Statutes' of New Zealand" (vol. 1) is numbered MF 3 S 1, 
 which means — Class 'E, Press 3, Shelf S, Book 1, in the Australasian Collection. 
 
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IV 
 
 CLASS A. 
 
 NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, SCIENCE, MATHEMATICS, FINE ARTS, 
 INDUSTRIAL ARTS AND TRADES. 
 
 Including : — 
 
 Acoustics; Aeronautics; Agricultuek; Anatomy; Anthropology; Apiculture; Architecture; 
 
 Assaying ; Astronomy. 
 Biology ; Botany ; Chemistry ; Cookery ; Crystallography. 
 Dairy-farming and Dairying ; Domestic Economy. 
 Electricity ; Embryology ; Engineering ; Entomology ; Ethnology and Ethnography ; Evolution. 
 
 Fine Arts [Decoration, Design, Drawing, Engraving, Etching, Music, Fainting, Pliotography, Pottery, 
 Sculpture] ; Fisheries and Fish Culture ; Forestry; Fruitgrowing. 
 
 Gardening Geodesy ; Geology. 
 
 Heat ; Hospitals ; Hydraulics ; Hygiene. 
 
 Industrial Arts; Irrigation. 
 
 Light and Optics. 
 
 Manufactures; Mathematics; Medicine; Metallurgy; Meteorology; Microscopy; Military Art 
 AND Science ; Mineralogy ; Mining. 
 
 Natural History ; Naval Art and Science ; Navigation ; Numismatics. 
 
 Paleontology; Pathology; Physics; Physiology; Pneumatics. 
 
 Science, History of ; Sericulture ; Ship-building ; Sports and Pastimes ; Stock [Cattle, Horses, Pigs, 
 Poultry, Sheep] ; Surgery ; Surveying. 
 
 Toxicology; Trades. 
 
 Veterinary Science and Practice; Viticulture. 
 
 Water Supply of Towns ; Wine-making. 
 
 Zoology. 
 
 CLASS B. 
 HISTORY, CHRONOLOGY, ANTIQUITIES AND MYTHOLOGY. 
 
 Including : — 
 
 Africa; America; Ancient History; Archeology; Asia: Australasia. 
 
 Europe. 
 
 Folk-lore. 
 
 History — General ; History, Philosophy of. 
 
 Mythology, 
 
CLASS C. 
 BIOGRAPHY AND CORRESPONDENCE. 
 
 CLASS D. 
 GEOGRAPHY, TOPOGRAPHY, VOYAGES, TRAVELS AND ATLASES. 
 
 Including : — 
 
 Africa ; America ; Arctic and Antarctic Regions ; Asia ; Atlases, Charts and Maps ; Australasia and 
 Islands of the Pacific. 
 
 EUROPK 
 
 Geography — General : Guide-books. 
 
 Hand-books of Resources. 
 
 Topography; Travels. r . .' 
 
 Voyages. 
 
 CLASS E. 
 PERIODICAL AND SERIAL LITERATURE, REPORTS AND NEWSPAPERS. 
 
 Including : — 
 
 Almanacs and Calendars ; Army and Navy Lists ; Astronomical and Meteorological Observations. 
 
 Census Returns ; Civil Service Blue Books and Registers. 
 
 Directories. 
 
 Electoral Rolls. 
 
 Government Gazettes; Guides and Hand-books, Yearly. 
 
 Law Reports. 
 
 Magazines, Reviews, and Periodicals — General. 
 
 Newspapers. 
 
 Parliamentary Debates, and Votes and Proceedings ; Patents. 
 
 Societies and Institutions — Reports, Proceedings and Transactions of ; Statistics ; Statutes. 
 
 University Calendars and Registers. 
 
 Year-books. 
 
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 CLASS R 
 
 JURISPRUDENCE, COMMERCE, ECONOMIC SCIENCE, POLITICS, POLITICAL 
 
 ECONOMY AND SOCIAL ECONOMY. 
 
 Including : — •■ 
 
 Banking. 
 Civil Service ; Commerce and Trade ; Currency. 
 
 Economic Science. 
 
 Law. 
 
 Medical Jurisprudence. 
 
 Political Economy ; Politics. 
 
 Social Economy ; Statutes (General Systems and Codes) 
 
 CLASS G. 
 
 THEOLOGY, ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY, MORAL PHILOSOPHY, MENTAL 
 
 PHILOSOPHY AND EDUCATION. 
 
 Including : — 
 
 Bible, the — Commentaries, Concordances ; Bibles and Testaments, Hymn-books, Prayer Books, Rituals, 
 
 Christian Churches and Sects ; Christianity ; Church Institutions and "Work ; Church Polity, 
 Administration and Ordinances ; Churches (Buildings), History and Records or ; Clairvoyance. 
 
 Ecclesiastical History ; Education. 
 
 Freemasonry. 
 
 Hypnotism. 
 
 Kindergarten. 
 
 Logic. 
 
 Magic and Occult Sciences ; Metaphysics ; Mind and Body ; Missionary Work ; Moral Philosophy. 
 
 Philosophy — General; Phrenology; Physiognomy; Psychology. 
 
 Religion — General ; Religion and Science ; Religion in Education ; Religions — Non-Christian ; Reliqious 
 Allegories. 
 
 Sermons; Social Ethics. 
 
 Theology. 
 
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 CLASS H. 
 POETRY AND DRAMA. 
 
 Including : — 
 
 Acting. 
 
 Ballads and Popular Poetry. 
 
 Drama, the ; Dramatic Literature. 
 
 Humorous Poetry and Parodies. 
 
 Poetry, Collections and Selections of; Poetry — Theory, Philosophy and Art ov ; Poets— Works of. 
 
 Stage, The. 
 
 CLASS J. 
 LITERATURE, PHILOLOGY AND COLLECTED WORKS. 
 
 Including : — 
 
 Bibliography ; Book Rarities. 
 
 Collected Works ; Commentaries and Literary Criticism. 
 
 Dictionaries of Languages. 
 
 Elocution and Public Speaking. 
 
 Fiction. 
 
 Hieroglyphics; Humour and Comic Literature. 
 
 Journalism. 
 
 Libraries and Library Economy; Literature, History and Criticism op Literature — General. 
 
 Manuscripts ; Miscellaneous Literature [Addresses, Essays, Lectures, Speeches, Prose Selections]. 
 
 Paleography; Philology. 
 
 CLASS K. 
 WORKS OF REFERENCE-GENERAL. 
 
 Including : — 
 
 Catalogues of Books, Fine Arts, Museums, &c. 
 
 Dictionaries op Names, Proverbs, and Quotations. 
 
 Encyclopedias and Works of General Information; Exhibitions — Catalogues and Reports of. 
 
 Heraldry and Genealogy. 
 
 Note. — Works of Reference on Special Subjects are placed in their Respective Classes. Dictionaries and Encyclopaedias of 
 Agriculture, Architecture, Botany, Chemistry, Engineering, Gardening, Industrial Arts, Mathematics, Medicine and Science are placed 
 in Class A, each in its own section ; Dictionaries of Archaeology, Chronology, and History are placed in Class B ; Dictionaries of 
 Biography in Class C ; Dictionaries of Geography and Gazetteers in Class D ; Almanacs, Calendars, Directories and Year-books, issued 
 at regular intervals, are placed in Class E ; Dictionaries of Commerce and Trade, Economic Science, Law and Political Economy in 
 Class F ; Philosophy and Theology In Class G ; and Dictionaries, Concordances, Grammars and Glossaries of Languages in Class J. 
 
VIU 
 
 [From Government Gazette of 24th March, 1876.] 
 
 REGULATIONS 
 
 FOR 
 
 Visitors to the Public Library of New South Wales. 
 
 1. The Library will be open every week-day, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., except New Year's Day, Anniversary 
 Day, Good Friday, Easter Monday, Queen's Birthday, Christmas Day, Boxing Day, and such other days as the 
 Trustees may from time to time direct. 
 
 2. Visitors will not be permitted, under any circumstances, to take books out of the Library. 
 
 3. Adult visitors may themselves take from the shelves such books as they wish to read, but must leave them 
 on the Library tables when done with. All persons under 18 years of age must apply to one of the Library Assistants 
 for such books as they may desire. 
 
 4. Such visitors as may wish to make extracts from the books, papers, maps, &c., with inli, must make special 
 application to the Librarian to do so. 
 
 5. No conversation will be allowed in the Library, otherwise than in a whisper. 
 
 6. No person will be permitted to sit in the room with his hat on ; nor will any person who is intoxicated, or in 
 a dirty condition, be admitted to the Library. 
 
 7. Children under 12 years of age are not admitted. 
 
 8. Any visitor writing in or upon, folding down a leaf, defacing, mutilating, or otherwise injuring any book, 
 spitting on the floor, smoking in the doorway, or eating food or fruit, will be excluded from the Library. 
 
 9. The Librarian has the power to remove, by force if necessary, any visitor who shall wilfully break any 
 regulation, or injure any property of the Library, or shall otherwise prove offensive to readers or officers of the 
 Institution. 
 
 10. The Librarian shall at all times have power to prohibit any book or books, Ac, from being taken off the 
 shelves, or to exclude from the Library any person or persons who may refuse to comply with any part of the 
 Regulations of the Institution, or to obey any reasonable directions of the Librarian. 
 
 11. Readers desirous of proposing books for addition to the Library, may do so by writing the Title and 
 Author of the same in a Suggestion Book, which will be submitted regularly to the Trustees for consideration. 
 
IX 
 
 HINTS TO READERS AND STUDENTS. 
 
 The whole of the books in the E,eference Library are now catalogued under the Author or 
 Editor, and published in four volumes, which are available to the Public. The main Author 
 Catalogue contains all the books received from the opening of the Library in 1869 down to 
 1887 ; the first Supplement embraces the books received during the years 1888-92 ; the second 
 Supplement covers the years 1893-95, and the third Supplement contains the books of 1896-7, 
 and will be continued till it makes a five years' supplement. 
 
 The current books are promptly catalogued as they come in week by week, and printed 
 on slips which are pasted in alphabetical order into two current Catalogues, which are kept 
 in the charge of the senior Assistants, — one in each of the two Reading Rooms, and are made 
 available to the Public through these Officers. 
 
 If a student does not know the Author or Editor of the work he requires, he should 
 give an Assistant the exact Title and indicate the subject, in order to guide him in finding 
 it, if it be in the Library. 
 
 Eor the sake of students and original workers the whole of the books are being 
 minutely indexed, and grouped together under about 5,000 Subject Headings as shown in 
 this Guide. Such a Classified Dictionary Index is available for the 1893-95 and 1896-7 
 Supplements, and is being compiled from day to day for the current 1898 Catalogue. The 
 Index for the Main Catalogue and the 1888-1892 Supplement will be finished during this 
 year, but as it contains over 250,000 entries, it will take over a year to print it. 
 
 The Sections and Subject Headings shown in this Guide do not comprise all that are 
 used in the Index, for the name of any country, place, dialect, language, mineral, game, plant, 
 animal, insect pest, chemical element, division or genus in Botany or Zoology, disease, 
 religious denomination or sect. College or University, fruit-tree or crop may become a 
 section if a book or a Magazine article has been written about it. New Sections and 
 Subject Headings will necessarily be made every week ; but the present edition of the 
 Guide shows the principal ones, and indicates by the cross-references how different sections 
 are co-related, and what choice has been made between synonymous and variant headings. 
 Personal names are not used in the Index, only in the Author Catalogue ; for whether a Book 
 is written by or about a person, it is catalogued under that person's name. Thus, all the 
 Books written about Napoleon Bonaparte are entered under his name in the Author Catalogue. 
 
 All important articles in Scientific Society Publications and Australasian Periodicals, 
 and articles on Australasian subjects contained in any Periodical received in the Library, are 
 noted in the Index, but not the general articles in British, European, and American Periodicals, 
 most of which can be found in Poole and Eletcher's Index to Periodical Literature, the 
 Cumulative Index, or the Review of Reviews Index. 
 
 Persons requiring further information on any subject connected with the Library are 
 
 invited to apply to an Assistant Librarian or to the Library Assistant in charge of the Booms. 
 
 Students wishing for the use of the Students' Room for the purpose of making extracts 
 
 in ink, or copying plates from books, and those desiring special facilities for original work 
 
 should apply, in writing, to the Principal Librarian. 
 
 HENRY C. L. ANDERSON, 
 May, 1898. Principal Librarian. 
 
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RULES FOR CATALOGUING. 
 
 The General Catalogue of the Library is arranged in two parts — 
 
 A. A Catalogue of Authors in the alphabetical order of their names ; 
 
 B. A Dictionary Index in which each book is entered under one or more appropriate subject-headings or form- 
 
 entries. 
 
 The Author-Entries are of two kinds : (1) Main Entries, describing adequately the contents of the books to 
 which they refer ; (2) Partial Entries or Analytical References, in which part of this information is repeated, in order 
 that under the name of each person may be shown not only the books of which he is the sole and avowed author, but also 
 those which he has written anonymously or in collaboration, or as part of a series or collection, or which have been written 
 about him. Simple references are also used, to point from other forms of a name or title to the one which is adopted. 
 
 A main-entry, of which, in its complete form, few books should have more than one, consists of — 
 
 (1) A Heading, giving the name of the Author of the book, or such substitute for it as the Rules provide. 
 
 (2) A Description of the contents of the book, as far as possible in the words of the title-page. 
 
 (3) The Imprint, a statement as to its place and date of printing, and its size. 
 
 (4) An Explanatory Note, when necessary. {See also B. M. Rules 23, 24.) 
 
 1 T) 1 ^ u i 1 J Author Entry. 
 
 1. Books are to be entered under : — 
 
 A. Real surnames of Authors, whenever they can be ascertained, followed by (a) titles, (6) Christian names in full, 
 
 when possible, (c) other distinguishing marks. The Latinized form of a name, if generally used by the 
 Author, is to be adopted, e.g., Erasmus and Linnaeus. An anonymous work, of which the Author has been 
 ascertained, should always have a reference from the Title. 
 
 B. Initials of Authors' names (with accompanying epithets added), when those only are known, the last initial 
 
 being put first — to represent the surname, unless there is evidence from the book that the surname is repre- 
 sented by one of the preceding letters. All such books shall also get a partial entry under their titles. 
 
 C. Pseudonyms of the writers, when the real names are not ascertained, — Pseud, being added. Otherwise a 
 
 reference only will be given from pseudonyms or sobriquets. Pseudonyms will be indicated by the epithet 
 Pseud., appellations by " " ; e.g., " Globe Trotter." 
 
 D. Names of Editors of collections, or titles of such series and collections, — each separate part being at the same 
 
 time sufficiently catalogued under its own Author and indexed under its appropriate subject-heading. 
 
 E. Names of Countries (with Government Departments as sub-headings), Cities (in English), Societies, Political 
 
 Parties, Religious Denominations, Reporters of Trials, Military Orders, or other collective bodies or Institutions 
 
 which are responsible for their publication. 
 
 p. First striking word (not an article or serial number) of the real titles of Periodicals or anonymous books, with 
 
 references from the commonly used title, and any other noticeable word, name of a place, proper name, or 
 
 person, or catch-title (in English) — the abbreviation {Anon.) being added to the titles of all anonymous works. 
 
 A motto or the designation of a series should be neglected when it begins a title, but may be added in italics 
 
 after the other imprint entries. 
 
 2. Commentaries accompanying a text, also translations, are to be entered under the Author or heading of the 
 original work, with a reference from the name of the commentator, editor, or translator ; but commentaries or criticisms 
 without the text, and commentaries on Acts of Parliament, under the name of the commentator, with a reference 
 from the original author. An Epitome or Revision is to be entered under the original Author with a reference from 
 the Epitomizer or Reviser. Excerpts and Chrestomathies from a single Author are to be similarly treated. 
 
 3. The Bible, or any part of it (including the Apocrypha), also anonymous commentaries, in any language, is 
 to be entered under the heading Bibles and Testaments in the Author Catalogue, with subdivisions for the two 
 Testaments. 
 
 4. The Talmud and Koran (and parts of them) are to be entered under these words respectively ; the sacred 
 books of other religions under the names by which they are generally known, — references being made from the names 
 of Editors, Translators, <ikc. 
 
 5. The respondent or defender of an academical thesis is to be considered as the Author, unless the work 
 unequivocally appears to belong to the prseses. 
 
 6. Books having more than one Author writing in conjunction, without specification of the part written by each, to 
 be entered under the one first named in the title-page, followed by the others mentioned therein, a reference being given 
 from each of the latter. Writers of a correspondence or participants in a debate to be treated according to Rule 23 f. 
 Enter treaties under the place or common name of the treaty with references from each of the contracting parties. 
 Writers of subsidiary parts of a work, if important enough, may be noted in the title, and receive partial entries or 
 references. 
 
 7. Service-books, Missals, Breviaries, Horse, Orders of Divine Service, Church Hymn-books, and Prayer-books 
 used by any religious community are to be entered under the head of Liturgies, with the name of the religious 
 community as a sub-heading. 
 
 8. Separate musical compositions, accompanied by words, are to be entered under the names of the authors of 
 the words (unless these are taken from the Bible or a public service-book) as well as under those of the composers of 
 
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 the music, with references from Editors or Arrangers. Anonymous musical compositions will be entered under the 
 title Music, with the subdivisions Instrumental and Vocal. [The Index will group together all Australian compositions 
 under Music — Australian, and Songs — Australian.~\ 
 
 9. Reports of civil actions are to bo entered under the name of the party to the suit which stands first on the 
 title-page ; reports of Crown and criminal proceedings under the name of the defendant ; admiralty proceedings, 
 relating to vessels, under the name of the vessel, the Reporters to get a partial entry, when deemed necessary. 
 
 10. British and foreign noblemen are to be put under their titles, with a reference from the family name, unless 
 the family name is generally used and decidedly better known, — e.g., Francis Bacon, Baron Verulam, and Horace 
 Walpole, 4th Earl of Orford. Military nobles and Princes of the French Empire go under the family names with 
 references from the titles, e.g., Lucien Bonaparte, Prince de Canino, and MacMahon, due de Magenta. 
 
 11. Ecclesiastical dignitaries, unless Popes,', Saints, or Sovereigns, are to be entered under their family surnames, 
 with references from the titles, when advisable, e.g., Tillotson, John, Archbishoj) of Canterbury ; Sergieff, John Iliytch, 
 "Father John." 
 
 12. Sovereigns (other than Greek or Roman), Ruling Princes, Oriental Writers, Jewish Rabbis, Popes, Friars, 
 persons canonised, and all other persons known only by their first names (e.g., Paulus Diaconus) are to be entered under 
 this first name, in its English form, with references from the original family name and from vernacular forms, e.g., 
 Michelangelo Buonarroti, Rembrandt van Rhijn, and Raffaello Santi, Francis [Xavier], Saint ; Pius II, Pope [Enea 
 Silvio Piccolomini] ; Charles I, King of Great Britain and Ireland; Paolo, Servita [Pietro Sarpi] ; Charles [de Lorraine], 
 Duke de Mayenne. In the spelling of other foreign personal names, the vernacular form is to oe adopted. 
 
 Note. — In Oriental names distinguish between titles Emir, Bey, Pasha, Sri, Babu, Pundit, and names. 
 
 13. Married women and other persons who have changed their names are to be put under the last known name, 
 with references from the maiden name or other name previously used ; e.g.. Mack, Louise ; see Creed, Louise (Mrs. J. P.) 
 
 14. Library, Museum, and Fine Arts Catalogues are to be entered under the name of the Library, Museum, 
 or Art Gallery ; other catalogues under the name of the compiler, with references from the names of one or more of 
 the institutions or persons now or formerly owning the collection, and where desirable, the name of the collection 
 itself ; or vice versa, as circumstances require. 
 
 15. Reports of Conventions and Conferences are to be entered under the names of the bodies holding the 
 Convention or Conference, as joint authors, in terms of Rule 23 f ; or under place of meeting. 
 
 16. Societies, Political Parties, Religious Denominations or bodies. Military Orders, Academies, Associations, 
 Institutes, Libraries, Galleries, Municipal Corporations, Museums, Colleges, Universities, are to be entered under the 
 first word (not an article) of their actual titles as generally known, with references from the corporate, legal, or any 
 other names by which they are known, especially from the names of the places where their headquarters are established, 
 if often called by those names. 
 
 Universities and Royal Academies of European cities are always to be put under the names of the cities, with 
 references, when necessary, from the exact titles of the institutions. 
 
 American State Historical and Agricultural Societies, Boards, Colleges and Experimental Stations, go under the 
 name of the State. 
 
 State Libraries, Museums, and Galleries will go under the name of the State, except when generally known by 
 the name of the city, or by some well-known title ; Municipal or Free Public Libraries under the name of the city. 
 
 Examples : — 
 
 Acad(5mie des Sciences. (Refer from Paris.) 
 
 Academy of Natural Sciences. (Refer from Philadelphia.) 
 
 American Institute of Civil Engineers. (Refer from Civil Engineers. ) 
 
 Association Scientifique Algerienne. (Refer from Algiers.) 
 
 Athen^e de Vaucluse. (Refer from Avignon.) 
 
 Belgium— Bibliothiique Royale. (Refer from Brussels.) 
 
 Berlin — Kiinigliche Friedrich-Wilhelms Universitiit. 
 
 Berlin — Kiinigliche Bibliothek. 
 
 Boston Museum of Fine Arts. ' 
 
 Boston Public Library. 
 
 British Museum. (Refer from Great Britain.) 
 
 Chicago Exhibition, 1893. (Refer from World's Columbian Exposition.) ' 
 
 Corcoran Gallery of Art. [Refer from United States.] 
 
 Enoch Pratt Free Library. (Refer from Baltimore.) 
 
 Firenze Galleria Imperiale. (Refer to Florence. ) 
 
 France— Bibliothfeque Nationale. (Refer from Paris.) 
 
 Frankfort Treaty. (Refer from France and Germany.) 
 
 Johns Hopkins University. 
 
 Louvre, Gallerie du. (Refer from Paris.) 
 
 Madrid— Real Academia de la Historia. 
 
 New York Chamber of Commerce. 
 
 Potsdam— Astro-Physikalisches Observatorium. 
 
 San Francisco Mercantile Library Association. 
 
 Stationers' Company, London. 
 
 Sydney City Mission. 
 
 Vatican Council. 
 
 Versailles Treaty. (Refer from Great Britain, France and Spain.) 
 
 Wisconsin State Historical Society. 
 
 Note.— The Index must gather them all together into their respective Groups— Universities, Fine Arts— Galleries, Libraries, &c. 
 
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 17. Publications of Parliament, Reports from Government Departments to Parliament, and all purely official 
 publications from Government Institutions and those endowed by the State, are to be entered under the name of the 
 Country, with the name of the Department or Institution as a sub-heading. [See Appendix B and the General Note 
 at the end.] 
 
 18. The designer or painter copied is the author of an engraving, but in a special collection of engravings the 
 engraver would be treated as the author ; a cartographer is the author of his maps ; an architect of his plans. 
 References should be made from the names of famous engravers, draughtsmen, surveyors, or assistant compilers of 
 maps. Anonymous Maps, Atlases, Charts, Plans, or Views will be catalogued under the title — Maps, with the name 
 of the country or topographical area delineated as a sub-heading. [Note. — The Index will group together all maps, 
 charts, <fec., under the names of the respective countries, districts, and cities.] 
 
 19. Enter London Guilds under the name of the trade. 
 
 20. Names of Translators, Commentators, Editors, Illustrators, and Preface-writers, though not shown on the 
 title-page, may be added [ ] to a title-entry, if deemed worthy ; a reference being made in each case. 
 
 21. Where illustrations form a very important part of a work, consider the designer or engraver of the plates 
 as joint author with the writer of the text, and give a partial entry. Make the reference in the Index accordingly. 
 
 22. Enter analytically, that is without imprint, in the Author Catalogue, every work forming a part of a set 
 which fills a whole or several volumes, or has a separate title-page and paging, though forming only part of a volume ; 
 also every important article, relating to Australasia, in any periodical. Other important Magazine articles and 
 chapters of books may be noted in the Index, though not entered under Authors. 
 
 23. References or partial entries, which should always be adequate, should be copiously made-^ 
 
 (a) from any alternative, incomplete, inaccurate, or foreign form of a name of an Author not to be used, to the 
 
 one adopted as a heading, provided he has written under the earlier names and may be asked for under them ; 
 
 (6) from the names of Editors of Periodicals or other works when they are generally called by the Editors' name ; 
 
 (c) from the names of Authors of books criticised. Translators, Authors of Concordances, Commentators, Illus- 
 
 trators, Epitomizers, Revisers, Excerptors, Reporters of Trials, and Authors of continuations, indexes, 
 MS. notes, subsidiary parts of a work, or important introductions to a work ; 
 
 (d) from the title of an ecclesiastical dignitary when that is used on the title-page of the book instead of the family 
 
 name ; 
 
 («) from the names of persons used in titles, when the work deals merely with some phase of his scientific, educa- 
 tional, or other work ; (Give a full entry in the case of biographies) ; 
 
 if) from joint authors (after the first) to the first ; (if Authors are co-equal, give the latter ones a partial entry) ; 
 
 {(j) from pseudonyms, initials, and parts of names to the real names jvhen known ; 
 
 {h) from the foreign form of names of sovereigns whenever they are likely to be looked for under that form ; 
 
 (i) from the family names of British noblemen to the titles, or vice versd in exceptional cases ; 
 
 (J) from any other title by which a man may be better known than by his real name, e.g., from Shah of Persia to 
 Nassr-ad-Din ; 
 
 (k) from the part of a compound name which is not used to the part which is, whenever it seems necessary ; 
 
 (I) from the prefixes of foreign names when they have been commonly used in combination with the last part, 
 e.cf., Vandyck to Dyck, A. van ; De Candolle to Candolle ; 
 
 (m) from all forms of a name varying either in spelling, translation, or transliteration, that do not come into 
 immediate juxtaposition with the one chosen ; 
 
 (n) from the authors of official reports ; (Give these Authors the main entry, whenever worthy.) 
 
 (o) and in all cases where a reference is needed to ensure the ready finding of the book, such as from the titles of 
 Government Publications, Departments, or Institutions, to the name of the country with the sub-heading 
 under which it should be placed according to rule ; and vice versd when an exception has been made to a rule, 
 e.g., British Museum ; National Gallery, London ; Agricultural Gazette of New South Wales ; 
 
 (p) from the titles of books or series in the form in which they are generally known, whether correct or not, to 
 the heading under which they are entered ; (Anonymous books which have been entered under their Authors, 
 should always have references from their titles) ; 
 
 (q) Prom the writer of a biography to the subject of it. 
 
 Note. — It may be necessary to make a reference in a later Supplement from the real name of an Author to a pseudonym, initials 
 or designation used in earlier supplements, before the real name was ascertained. 
 
 24. Authors' names are to be given in full and in their vernacular form, except that the Latin form may be 
 used when it is more generally known, — the vernacular form being added in parentheses ; names of Sovereigns and 
 Popes may also be given in their English form, with references from the vernacular. 
 
 25. French surnames beginning with a prefix or prefixes — le, du, des, 1', la, les, St, Ste (except de and d'), are 
 to be recorded under the first prefix ; those in other foreign languages, under the word following the last prefix ; e.g., 
 Gama, Vasco da ; Dyck, Van ; Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von ; Colonne, Guido delle ; Latour, Antoine de ; Du 
 Moulin, Pierre ; La Motte Fouque, Ferdinand, Baron de. English and naturalised names are to be entered under the 
 prefix, from whatever language the same is derived, e.g., De Quincy; De la Motte; Van Buren; De Vere, Robert, 
 JEarl of Oxford; De La Rue, James. 
 
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 26. English and Dutch compound surnames arc to be entered under the last part of the same, unless when the 
 first part has been previously used alone by the Author (e.i^., Halliwell-Phillipps and Locker-Lampson), with a reference 
 from the compound name ; foreign ones under the entire compound name, with a reference from any part generally well 
 known. Exceptions : — Arouet de Voltaire ; Salignac de Lamothe Fenelon ; Merle d'Aubigne. 
 
 27. Titles of Honour, Civil, Military, and Academical, are to be added before the Christian names, degrees 
 after the Christian names, and designations (poet, engraver, bushranger, &c.) in parentheses, when advisable, to 
 distinguish authors of the same name from each other. The ecclesiastical titles — Cardinal, Archbishop, Bishop, Dean, 
 are to be given in full after the Christian names, e.g., Pole, Reginald, Cardinal, Archbishop of Canterbury ; Grindal, 
 Edward, successively Bishop oj" London, Archbishop of York, and Archbishop of Canterbury ; Stanley, Edward P., 
 Dean of Westminster ; Butler, Joseph, successively Bishop of Bristol and of Durham. \_See also B.M. rule 16.] 
 
 28. Latin Authors' names should be put under that part of the name chosen in Dr. Smith's Dictionary of Greek- 
 and Roman Biography. Greek authors' names should be given in the English form. 
 
 29. Names of places used to preface an author-title should be given in the English form — Vienna not Wien, 
 Ratisbon not Regensburg, Munich not Miinchen, Leghorn not Livorno, Florence not Firenze. 
 
 30. Dashes or asterisks in names and titles are to precede letters of the alphabet. 
 \_See also Cutter's Rules, § 214-216, 220-237.] 
 
 Arrangement. 
 
 31. The surname when used alone precedes the same name used with fore-names ; when the initials only of the 
 fore-names are given, they are to precede fully written fore-names commencing with the same letter, — e.g., Brown ; 
 Brown, J. ; Brown, J. L. ; Brown, James. 
 
 32. The prefixes Mc, S., St., Ste, M., Mr., Messrs., Mrs., are to be arranged as if written in full, — Mac, Sanctua, 
 Saint, Sainte, Monsieur, Mister, Messieurs, Mistress. 
 
 33. The works under an Author's name are to be arranged in the following order : — 
 
 (a) Collected works — 1st, dated editions in chronological order ; 2nd, editions without date, unless known to be of 
 the 15th century, when they go before dated editions ; 3rd, translations of collected works, without the text, in 
 alphabetical order of languages ; 4th, comnientaries on collected works, without text, in chronological order. 
 
 {b) Partial collections or selections from collected works. 
 
 (c) Single works, separate works, or fragments, alphabetically by the first word of the title (not an article). 
 
 {d) Biographies or works dealing with the Author's life-work, whether in science, art, philosophy, education or 
 politics. 
 
 (e) Bibliographies, Lexicons, Concordances, Indexes. 
 
 (/) Cross-references — works edited or translated, written in collaboration, as part of a series or collection. 
 
 34. The order of alphabeting is to be that of the English alphabet. 
 
 35. The German ae, oe, ue, are always to be written ii, 6, ii, and arranged as a, o, u (exception Goethe). 
 
 36. In alphabeting a space always precedes a letter, or in other words, nothing goes before something. Regard 
 hyphened words as distinct ; e.g.. New Zealand goes before Newfoundland ; Out-of-door goes before Outer. Arrange 
 personal names, compounded with prefixes such as Ap, Le, La, De, Du, Des, Fitz, Mac, 0', St., Van, as if they were 
 single words. An apostrophe is treated as a hyphen. \_See also Cutter's Rules, § 214-217, 221-228, 230-239.] 
 
 37. Christian names not generally used should be neglected in the alphabetical arrangement, a reference being 
 made where advisable. 
 
 Miiller, Frederic Max. [See Miiller, Max.] 
 
 Agassiz, Jean Louis Rodolphe. [_See Agassiz, Louis.] 
 
 Agassiz, Louis (inftdl Jean Louis Rodolphe). 
 
 Cook, Joseph (in full Flavius Josephus). 
 
 Dore, Gustav (in full Paul Gustav). 
 
 Cleveland, Grover (in full Stephen Grover). 
 
 38. The arrangement of titles under Authors' names and under subject headings is to be made first by the 
 heading-words (not articles) ; if they are the same, then by the next word, and so on. Every word, articles and 
 prepositions included, is to be regarded, — but not a transposed article. 
 
 39. Names of persons are to precede similar names of places, which in turn precede first words of titles. 
 
 40. Parentheses ( ) are used to include notes derived from the body of the work itself ; while brackets [ ] 
 are to include notes supplied by the Cataloguer, of which the matter or form is independent of the work. 
 
 Titles. 
 
 41. The title is to be an exact transcript of the title-page, except that mottoes. Titles of authors, repetitions, 
 and any matter not essential, may be omitted, — such omissions being indicated, if desirable, by three dots (. . .). In 
 other words, the title ought to give a description of the contents of the book, as far as possible in the words of the 
 title-page, and ought to show adequately all that it contains, and give all necessary information as to editors, 
 translators, and writers of supplementary or subordinate parts. 
 
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 42. The titles of books, especially valuable for antiquity or rarity, should be given in full, with all practicable 
 precision, the'phraseology and spelling, but not necessarily the punctuation, being exactly copied. 
 
 43. Any supplementary additions or corrections needed to make the title clear, i.e., to adequately describe the 
 book, are to be supplied, enclosed in [ ]. 
 
 44. Initial capitals in English are to be given to — 
 
 (a) proper names of persons and personifications, places, bodies, noted events, and periods (articles, conjunctions, 
 
 and prepositions not being capitalised) ; 
 (6) adjectives and other derivatives from proper names when they have a direct reference to the person or place 
 
 from which they are derived ; 
 
 (c) the first word of every sentence and every quoted title ; 
 
 (d) titles of honour when standing instead of a proper name, e.g., Earl of Derby, but John Stanley, earl of Derby. 
 
 45. Initial capitals in foreign languages are to be used according to local usage, — in doubtful cases being 
 avoided. 
 
 46. Titles in foreign characters may be transliterated. [^See Cutter, pp. 108-114.] 
 
 47. The languages in which the book is written are to be stated, when there are several, or when the language 
 of the book is difierent from that of the title-page, and the fact is not apparent from the title. 
 
 Imprints. 
 
 48. After the title are to be given^in the following order — 
 (a) edition (in English) ; 
 
 (6) the word illustrations, maps, or portraits, if not indicated in the title ; 
 
 (c) number of volumes ; 
 
 (d) size; 
 
 (e) place of publication (as given on the title-page) ; \ 
 if) year (in arabic figures). 
 
 In the case of rare pamphlets and books the number of pages may be shown after "size."' 
 The name of the series to which a book belongs may be given in italics after the other imprint entries. 
 The name of the publisher should be given, in italics, before the place of publication, in the case of all old and 
 rare Australian books ; and also the printer's name, in italics, in the case of all books published before 1 600. 
 
 49. The following sizes have been long adopted in this Library : — 
 
 32mo. — length up to 4| inches. Royal 4to. — square up to 12 J inches. 
 
 " „ Imp. 4to. ,, „ 16 
 
 ,, Large 4to. ,, over 16 
 
 „ Small folio — length up to 13| 
 
 10 inches. Folio „ „ 111 
 
 11 „ Royal folio „ „ 20"" 
 8f „ Imp. folio „ „ 22 
 
 III .. El. folio „ over 22 
 
 A book is considered square when the width is more than three-quarters of the length. When the width is greater 
 than the length the term obi. is used. 
 
 50. In all cases the words "maps," "portraits," "illustrations," "vols.," "pages" (pp.), should be given in 
 English. 
 
 51. Notes and contents of volumes should be given when necessary to properly describe the work, — to be 
 printed in smaller type. 
 
 52. A single dash or indent indicates the omission of the preceding heading ; a subsequent dash or indent 
 indicates the omission of a sub-heading, or of a title. 
 
 53. A dash connecting numbers indicates to and including ; the sign -f following a number signifies continiM- 
 tion. ? following a word or date signifies prohahly. 
 
 54. Arabic figures are to be used in preference to Roman ; but the latter may be used after names of sovereigns, 
 princes, and popes ; or to designate a volume or chapter when followed by a smaller division in Arabic figures. 
 
 Index and Subject-Headinqs. ' 
 
 55. Personal names (except those of God, Jesus Christ, and the Virgin Mary) will not be used as subject- 
 headings in the Dictionary Index, because any book or article of sufficient importance, which deals with a person's life 
 or any phase of his work, will be found under his name in the Author Catalogue. 
 
 56. Names of Parliaments, Government Departments, Libraries, Ships, Universities, Colleges, Observatories, 
 Museums, Galleries, Societies, Places, <fec., may be both authors and subjects ; whenever possible, make a reference [See] 
 from the subject-heading to the author entry suffice ; in all cases, link the groups of entries together by a cross- 
 reference \Se6 o&o]. Names of places used in the Index will be always used in their English form. 
 
 18mo. 
 
 ?> 
 
 » 
 
 6 
 
 12mo. 
 
 >) 
 
 J> 
 
 7 
 
 8vo. 
 
 >» 
 
 JJ 
 
 8f 
 
 Royal 
 
 8vo.- 
 
 -length 
 
 up t 
 
 Imp. 
 
 8vo. 
 
 jj 
 
 n 
 
 Small 4to.- 
 
 -square 
 
 J) 
 
 4to. 
 
 
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 jj 
 
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 57. Generally prefer a specific heading to a generic one ; i.e., enter a work under its subject however small, 
 rather than under a section or class which includes that subject ; e.g., books or articles on Codling moth, Texas fever. 
 Platypus, Clarence River, 42nd Regiment, Rose, Cockatoo, should bo entered under these subject-headings rather 
 than under the larger classes — Entomology — Economic, Diseases of Animals, Zoology, New South Wales, Army — 
 British, Gardening or Flowers, Birds — respectively. Make abundant cross-references from the cla.sses and larger 
 groups of subjects to all the subject-heading.s which they may include. Generally prefer common names of insect 
 pests, birds, flowers, animals, and diseases to the scientific ones. 
 
 58. The entries under the name of a country should be sub-divided as follows : — 
 
 (1) General (including Descriptive Works, Guide Books, Handbooks, and Travels). 
 
 (2) Army. 
 
 (.3) Bibliography. 
 
 (4) Biography. 
 
 (5) Climate. 
 
 (6) Colonies and Dependencies. 
 
 (7) Commerce and Trade. 
 
 (8) Constitution and Constitutional Law. 
 
 (9) Constitutional History. 
 
 (10) Discovery, Exploration, and Early Voyages. 
 
 (11) Finance and Taxation. < 
 
 (12) Geography, Topography, and Maps. 
 
 (13) Government and Administration. 
 
 (14) History (grouped in order of dynasties, epochs, or centuries). 
 
 (15) Navy. 
 
 (16) Parliament. 
 
 (17) Politics.— (A) Home. (B) Foreign. 
 
 (18) Public Lands. 
 
 (19) Religion. 
 
 (20) Social Life and Customs. 
 
 (21) Statistics. 
 
 (22) Statutes (General Systems and Codes). 
 
 59. Books dealing with any of the following important subjects with special reference to any particular country 
 should be placed under the name of the country as a sub-heading under the main subject-heading : — Agriculture, 
 Archceology, Architecture, Aristocracy, Ballads, Banks and Banking, Birds, Botany and Flora, Capital and Labour, 
 Cattle and Cattle-breeding, Ceramics, Charities, Civil Service, Coins, Commerce and Trade, Consuls and Consular 
 Service, Cooperation, Copyright, Costume, Currency, Dairying, Dramatic Literature, Ecclesiastical History, Education, 
 Emigration and Immigration, Entomology, Ethnology, JExhibitions, Ferns, Fiction, Fine Arts, Fisheries, Folk-lore, 
 Forestry, Fruitgrowing, Genealogy, Geology, Heraldry, Hospitals, Humour and Comic Literature, Inscriptions, 
 Irrigation, Jews, Journalism, Labour Question, Land Tenure, Law Reports, Lepidoptera, Libraries, Lighthouses, Local 
 Government, Manufactures and Industries, Medals, Meteorology, Military History, Mineralogy, Mining and Mineral 
 Resources, Missions and Missionary Work, Music, Mythology, Natural History, Naval History, Newspapers, Ornithology, 
 Painting, Palaeography, Pateontology, Patents and Trade Marks, Physical Geography, Poetry, Police, Postal Service 
 and Administration, Prisons, Public Health, Public Works, Railways, Reformatories, Sculpture, Secret Societies, 
 Socialism, Sport and Sporting Adventures, Supreme Court, Tales, Tariffs, Technical and Industrial Education, 
 Postage Stamps, Timbers, Typography, Universities, Viticulture, Wine-making, Working Classes, Zoology and Fauna. 
 
 60. The entries under small Subject-headings should be arranged alphabetically by titles ; those under the larger 
 headings should be grouped topically, when practicable. Under each language the following sub-divisions may be used : — 
 
 (1) Alphabet, Orthography, Orthoepy, Punctuation, Spelling Reform, Inscriptions. 
 
 (2) Derivations, Etymology, Formation of Words. 
 
 (3) Dialects, Arc'iaisms, Glossaries, Provincialisms, Slang. 
 
 (4) Dictionaries, Lexicons, Idioms. 
 
 (5) Grammars, Syntax, Accidence, Analysis. 
 
 (6) History of. 
 
 (7) Prosody, Accent, Metres, Rhymes, Versification. 
 
 (8) School-books, Readers, Text-books, Examination Papers, Selections, Spelling Books, Conversational Handbooks. 
 
 (9) Synonyms. 
 
 The following sub-headings should be used for large sections, as closely as practicable : — 
 
 (1) General (including Theory of. Utility, Philosophy of. Methods). 
 
 (2) Addresses, Essays, Lectures, Discourses, Disputations, Letters, Pamphlets, Tracts, Theses. 
 
 (3) Bibliography. 
 
 (4) Biography. 
 
 (5) Dictionaries, Cyclopasdias, Lexicons, Concordances, 
 
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 (6) Education, Teaching of, Study of, Colleges, Museums, Schools, Training Schools, Laboratories, Gardens, 
 
 Experiment Stations. 
 
 (7) History of. 
 
 (8) Laws and Legislation. 
 
 (9) Manuals, Charts, Compendiums, Handbooks, Textbooks, Outlines, Systems. 
 
 (10) Periodicals, Magazines, Reviews. 
 
 (11) Societies, Exhibitions, Boards, Institutes, Conferences — Journals, Reports, Transactions. 
 
 (12) Statistics. 
 
 (13) Treatises, Collected Works, Extracts, Collections, Libraries, Series, Miscellanies. 
 
 61. Important events or epochs in the history of a country which have a distinctive title should be entered 
 under that title, with a cross-reference from the country ; e.g., St. Bartholomew's Day, Eureka Stockade, Irish 
 Rebellion 1798, Indian Frontier Campaigns, French Revolution 1779-99, American Civil War, Thirty Years' War, 
 Soudan Contingent, Crimean War, Reign of Terror, Trafalgar — Battle, War of the Roses. 
 
 62. Enter a book under the heading which best expresses its subject, whether the title indicates it or not, e.g., — 
 
 " The Cruise of the Betsy" goes under Geology — Scotland. 
 " With the Jungle Folk" „ „ Burmah — General. 
 
 " Lenten Dishes" 
 
 " Memoirs of Talleyrand" 
 
 " Silver and Gold" 
 
 " New Light on the Bible" 
 
 " Sport in the Alps" 
 
 Cookery and Cookery Schools. 
 
 France — History. 
 
 Currency. 
 
 Cuneiform Inscriptions. 
 
 Chamois. 
 
 Most books must be entered under several headings, and some, such as a volume of the Proceedings of the Royal Society 
 of New South Wales, under as many as fifty headings. Any article, however short, that has Australasian interest and 
 embodies original research in any department of knowledge, should be entered in the Index, while many long and aim- 
 less disquisitions may be ignored. \See also Cutter's Rules, § 105-112.] 
 
 63. Rather than make the language and the literature of a country two sub-headings under the name of the 
 country, make each a subject of itself — -the name of the country being used as an adjectival prefix ; e.g., Greek 
 language, Japanese literature. 
 
 64. Make form-entries for grouping together the works in the chief forms of literature, — Anecdotes, Ballads, 
 Dramatic Literature, Epigrams, Epitaphs, Essays, Fables, Fairy Tales, Fiction, Humour and Comic Literature, Legends, 
 Letters, Parodies, Periodicals — General, Poetry, Satires, Songs, Speeches and Orations, Tales, — subdividing each group, 
 when necessary, by countries — American (meaning United States), Australian, British, French, German, Greek, Italian, 
 Latin, Scottish, Spanish, &c. 
 
 65. Make form-entries for general works such as Encyclopaedias, Gazetteers, General Information — Works of, 
 Year-books ; but place special ones such as Dictionaries of Agriculture, Chemistry, Medicine, &c., or Dictionaries of 
 Languages, or Hand-books of Countries in groups under their own appropriate headings. 
 
 66. Make copious cross-references [See also'] between allied subject-headings, between the large class headings 
 and the small specific headings, and vice versd. Thus a student finding an entry under Aspidiotus perniciosus will be 
 referred also to Scale Insects, thence to Insects, Injurious, and to Entomology, Economic. 
 
 Make explanatory notes under such entries as Parliament, Congress, Academies, Societies, Universities, 
 Museums, Galleries, &c., in regard to whose entry there is a diverse usage, and state what is the rule of this Catalogue. 
 In short, adopt any practicable method, suggested by your experience and intelligence, of making the treasures 
 of this Library easily available to the students and original workers who invoke its aid. 
 
 July, 1898. HENRY C. L. ANDERSON. 
 
 Note— In the Index of the Lending Branch Catalogue the titles of all books will be inserted in the alphabetical arrangement (in 
 brevier type) in which the subject-heading is not contained or clearly indicated, articles being always transposed. References from 
 proper names or catch-words will also be given when deemed advisable. [See Rule 38.1 The titles of Works of Fiction will be given 
 under the subject-heading Fiction. 
 
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 SUB-HEADINGS FOR USE IN THE AUTHOR CATALOGUE. 
 
 MAY, 1898. 
 
 CANADA — Government Departments — Reports and 
 Publications — 
 
 Acts. {See Statutes.] 
 
 Archives. 
 
 Bureau of Industries. 
 
 Census. 
 
 Civil Service. 
 
 Colonization. [^See Immigration and Colonization.] 
 
 Confederation. 
 
 Dairy Commissioner. 
 
 Department of Agriculture. 
 
 Department of Customs. 
 
 Department of Finance. [^See also Department of 
 Inland Revenue.] 
 
 Department of Indian Affairs. 
 
 Department of Inland Revenue, \_See also Depart- 
 ment of Finance.] 
 
 Department of Interior. 
 
 Department op Justice. 
 
 Department of Marine and Fisheries. 
 
 Department of Militia and Defence. 
 
 Department of the Post Office. 
 
 Department of Public Works. 
 
 Department of Railways and Canals. 
 
 Department of Secretary op State. 
 
 Department of Trade and Commerce. 
 
 Experimental Farms. 
 
 Geological and Natural History Survey. 
 
 Immigration and Colonization. [See also Depart- 
 ment of Interior.] 
 Insurance. 
 Parliament. 
 Patent Office. 
 Statistical Yeae-Book. 
 Statutes. 
 Supreme Court. 
 
 GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND— G*oi;ernOTen< 
 Departments — Reports and Publications — 
 
 Acts. [See Statutes.] 
 
 Admiralty. [See also Greenwich Observatory; and 
 under the main Author Entry — Nautical Almanac] 
 Aged Poor (Royal Commission). 
 
 Agriculture (Royal Commission Reports). ISee also 
 Board of Agriculture.] 
 
 Army. [See War Office.] 
 
 Audit Office. 
 
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 ^Public Library of New South Wales, 
 
 GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND— cowJinwec^. 
 
 Australasian Federation. 
 
 Bills. \_See Statutes.] 
 
 Board of Agriculture. 
 
 Board of Health. 
 
 Board op Trade. \^See also Labour Department ; 
 Weights and Measures.] 
 
 British Museum. \_See also under main Author 
 
 Entry.] 
 
 Canals. [See Board of Trade.] 
 
 Census. 
 
 Charities. 
 
 Chronicles and Memorials. ■ 
 
 Civil Service. 
 
 Colonial Office. 
 
 Companies — Reports. 
 
 Consular Reports. [See Foreign Office.] 
 
 Convicts. 
 
 Co-operation (Reports). 
 
 Council of Medical Education. 
 
 Crime, Criminals and Prisons. [See also Prison 
 Commission. ] 
 
 Crofters (Royal Commission). 
 
 Customs. 
 
 Diplomatic and Consular Reports. [See Foreign 
 Office.] 
 
 Ecclesiastical Commissioners. 
 
 Education, Science, and Art. [See also British 
 Museum ; London University ; National Gallery ; 
 National Portrait Gallery ; Scotch Education 
 Department ; South Kensington Museum.] 
 
 Electric Powers. (Report.) 
 
 England. [See also under Public Record Office.] 
 
 Estimates. [See Finance.] 
 
 Exchequer Rolls. [See also Public Record Office.] 
 
 Explosives. 
 
 Factories and Workshops. 
 
 • Finance. [See also Customs ; Taxation.] 
 
 Fisheries. 
 
 Foreign Office. 
 
 Friendly Societies. 
 
 Geological Survey. 
 
 Greenwich Observatory. [See also under main 
 Author Entry and under Cape of Good Hope — 
 Royal Observatory.] 
 
 Historical MSS. Commission. 
 
 Home Office. [See also Mineral Statistics ; Factories 
 and Workshops.] 
 
 House of Commons. [See Parliament.] 
 
 House of Lords. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Hydrographic Office. 
 
 Immigration. 
 
Sub-headings for use m the Author Catalogue. 
 
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 GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELA'^D— continued. 
 
 India Office. 
 
 Intoxicating Liquors (Reports). 
 
 Ireland. [See also under Public Record Office.] 
 
 Irish Constabulary. 
 
 Kew Royal Gardens. [See also under main Author 
 Entry.] 
 
 Labour (Royal Commission Reports, &c.) 
 
 Labour Department. 
 
 Land. 
 
 Law Reports. [See under Author Entry — Law 
 Reports of Great Britain and Ireland.] 
 
 Lighthouses. 
 
 Local Government. 
 
 London University. [See also under main Author 
 Entry for Registers and private publications.] 
 
 Lunacy. 
 
 Master of the Rolls. 
 
 Meteorological Council. 
 
 Mineral Statistics. 
 
 Mint. 
 
 Murray River. 
 
 •National Debt. [See Finance.] 
 
 National Gallery. [See also under main Author 
 Entry for Catalogues and private publications.] 
 
 National Portrait Gallery. [See also under main 
 Author Entry.] 
 
 Nautical Almanac. [See under the main Author 
 Entry.] 
 
 Navy and Navy List. [See Admiralty.] 
 
 *New South Wales. [See also Convicts.] 
 
 Norfolk Island. 
 
 Opium (Royal Commission Report). 
 
 Ordnance Survey. 
 
 Parliament. 
 
 Parliamentary Debates. [See under Parliament] 
 
 Patent Office. 
 
 Pauperism. 
 
 Police. [See also Irish Constabulary.] 
 
 Poor Law Commission. 
 
 Post Office. 
 
 Prison Commission. 
 
 Prisons. 
 
 Privy Council. 
 
 Public Accounts. 
 
 Public Record Office. 
 
 Railways. 
 
 Records Commission — Publications. 
 
 *NoTE. — Any British Parliamentary Paper or Report referring 
 to one of the Australasian Colonies would be placed under the name 
 of that Colony as a sab-heading. 
 
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 I'ublio Library of New South Wales, 
 
 GEEAT BRITAIN AND I^'EIjA.'^D— continued. 
 
 Register of Great Seal of Scotland. [See under 
 Public Record Office.] 
 
 Registrar-General. 
 
 Royal Commissions. [See under the Subject of each 
 Commission as a sub-heading.] 
 
 Savings Banks. 
 
 Science and Art. [See Education, Science and Art.] 
 
 Scotch Education Department. 
 
 Scotland. [See also under Public Record Office.] 
 
 Scottish Records Publications. [See under Public 
 Record Office.] 
 
 Secondary Punishment. 
 
 *SouTH Australia. 
 
 South Kensington Museum. [See also under the 
 main Author Entry.] 
 
 South Sea Islands. 
 
 State Papers. 
 
 State Trials. 
 
 Statistics. [See also Census ; and Mineral Statistics.] 
 
 Statutes and Bills. 
 
 Steam Communication. 
 
 Tariffs. 
 
 Taxation. 
 
 Telegraphs. 
 
 Transportation. [See Convicts.] 
 
 Treasury. 
 
 Treaties. 
 
 Tuberculosis (Royal Commission Report). 
 
 Vaccination. 
 
 Volunteers. [See War Office.] 
 
 Wales. [See also under Public Record Office.] 
 
 War Office. 
 
 Weights and Measures. 
 
 Western Pacific (Royal Commission Report). 
 
 MASSACHUSETTS— »S'tofe Departments— Reports and 
 Ptiblications — • 
 
 Adjutant-General. 
 
 Agricultural Experiment Station at Amherst. 
 [See also Board of Agriculture.] 
 
 Almshouse. 
 
 Attorney-General. 
 
 Auditor of Accounts. 
 
 Board of Agriculture. [See also Agricultural 
 Experiment Station.] 
 
 Board of Arbitration. 
 
 Board of Commissioners op Prisons. 
 
 Board of Commissioners of Savings Banks. 
 
 •Note. — Any British Parliamentary Paper or Report referring to 
 one of the Australasian Colonies would be placed under the name of 
 that Colony as a sub- heading. 
 
Sub-headings for use in the Author Catalogue. 
 
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 MASSACHUSETTS— co«<mMed 
 Board op Education. 
 
 Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners. 
 Board of Health. 
 Board of Lunacy and Charity. 
 Board of Railroad Commissioners. 
 Board op Registration in Dentistry. 
 Board op Registration in Pharmacy. 
 Board op State Charities. 
 Bureau op Statistics op Labour. 
 Census. 
 
 Chief op District Police. 
 Civil Service Commissioners. 
 
 Commissioner of Foreign Mortgage Corporations. 
 Commissioners on Inland Fisheries and Game. 
 Depart.ment op State. 
 Farm at Bridgewater. 
 Free Public Library Commission. 
 General Court (including Acts and Resolves, and 
 
 Journals of the House of Representatives and of 
 
 the Senate). 
 
 General Superintendent of Prisons. [See Prisons.] 
 
 Governor. 
 
 Harbour and Land Commisbioners. 
 
 House of Representatives. [See General Court.] 
 
 Insurance Commissioner. 
 
 Library. 
 
 Militia. 
 
 Primary and Reform Schools. 
 
 Prisons. 
 
 School for the Feeble-minded at Waltham. 
 
 Senate. [See General Court.] 
 
 Statistics. [See also Bureau of Statistics of Labour.] 
 
 Statutes. [See under General Court.] 
 
 Treasurer and Receiver-General. 
 
 MICHIGAN — State Departments— RejJorts and 
 Publications — 
 
 Adjutant-General. 
 
 Agricultural College and E.xperiment Statiow. 
 
 Auditor-General. 
 
 Board op Agriculture. 
 
 Board of Fish Commissioners. 
 
 Board op Health. 
 
 Bureau op Labour and Industrial Statistics, 
 
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 Fublio Library of New South Wales. 
 
 MlGElGcKS— continued. 
 
 Commissioner of the Banking Department. 
 
 Commissioner of Insurance. 
 
 Commissioner of Mineral Statistics. 
 
 Commissioner of Railroads. 
 
 Dairy and Food Commissioner. 
 
 Department of State. \_See also Statistics.] 
 
 Horticultural Society. 
 
 Legislature (including Acts and Resolves). 
 
 Library. 
 
 Pioneer and Historical Society. 
 
 pomological society. 
 
 Public Instruction. 
 
 Salt Inspector. 
 
 Statistics. 
 
 Supreme Court. 
 
 MONTANA— *S'to<« Deparlments — Reports and 
 Publications — 
 
 Adjutant-General. 
 
 Attorney-General. 
 
 Auditor. 
 
 Board op Equalization. 
 
 Board op Land Commissioners. 
 
 Board op Medical Examiners. 
 
 Board of Pardons. 
 
 Board op State Prison Commissioners. . 
 
 Board op Stock Commissioners. 
 
 Boiler Inspector. 
 
 Bureau of Agriculture, Labour, and Industry. 
 
 Department of State. 
 
 Land Agent. 
 
 Legislative Assembly. 
 
 Prisons. [_See Board of State Prison Commissioners.] 
 
 Public Instruction. 
 
 Supreme Court. 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 NEW HAMPSHIRE— »S<afe Departments— Reports and 
 Pull lications — 
 
 Adjutant-General. 
 
 Annual Reports. (This title is used only when a 
 number of deEartmental reports have been bound 
 together in one volume, in which case details 
 of each volume will be subjoined.) 
 
 Asylum for the Insane. 
 
 Bank Commissioners. 
 
 Board of Agriculture. 
 
 Board op Commissioners op Lunacy. 
 
 Board of Education. 
 
 Board of Equalization. 
 
Sub-headings for use in the Author Catalogue. 
 
 xxxl 
 
 NEW HAMPSHIRE— con^inwed 
 Board of Health. 
 Board op Library Commissioners. 
 College op Agriculture and Mechanic Arts. 
 Department op State. 
 Fish and Game Commissioners. 
 Forestry Commission. 
 General Court (including Journals of the Senate and 
 
 House of Representatives, and Statutes). 
 Immigration. [See Board of Agriculture.] 
 Industrial School. 
 Insurance Commissioner. 
 Labour Commissioner. 
 Library. 
 Normal School. 
 Public Instruction. 
 Railroad Commissioners. 
 Registrar of Vital Statistics. 
 Soldiers' Home. 
 Supreme Court. 
 Treasurer. 
 
 Valuation and Taxation. [See Board of Equaliza- 
 tion.] 
 Warden op the State Prison. 
 
 NEW SOUTH WA'LW^Government Departments— 
 Reports and Publications — 
 
 Agriculture. [See also under main Author entry 
 
 Agricultural Gazette of New South Wales A 
 Army and Navy List. [See Defence Forces.] 
 Auditor-General. [See also Finance.] 
 Australian Museum. [See also under main Author 
 
 Entry for the Museum's pi-ivate publications.] 
 Bankruptcy, Company, and Probate Cases. [See 
 
 under main Author Entry — New South Wales 
 
 Bankruptcy Cases.] 
 
 Bay View House (Royal Commission). [See also 
 
 Lunacy.] 
 Bills. [See Statutes.] 
 Blue Book. [See Public Service.] 
 Board for the Protection op the Aborigines. 
 Board op Health. 
 
 Board op Technical Education. [See Public In- 
 struction ; Technological Museum.] 
 
 Casual Labour Board. 
 
 Census. [See Statistics ] 
 
 Charities and Charitable Institutions. 
 
 Chicago World's Columbian Exposition, 1893. [See 
 under Exhibitions ; and under this title — Chicago 
 Exhibition, 1893 — as an Author Entry.] 
 
 Chief Inspector op Stock. [See Stock and Brands.] 
 
 Chinese Gambling. 
 
 Civil Service. [See Public Service, for Reports later 
 
 than 1895.] 
 Constitution. 
 
xxxu 
 
 Public Library of New South Wales. 
 
 NEW SOUTH "W KLE^— continued. 
 Costa Rica Packet. 
 
 Council of Education. [_See also Public Instruction.] 
 Crown Lands. [/See Lands.] 
 Customs. 
 
 Defence Forces. 
 District Courts. 
 
 Education. [See Public Instruction.] 
 Electoral Rolls. 
 Emigration and Immigration. 
 Estimates. [See Finance.] 
 
 Exhibitions. \_See also under the name of each 
 Exhibition as a main Author Entry.] 
 
 Federation. 
 
 Finance. \_See also Auditor-General.] 
 
 Fire Brigades Board. 
 
 Fisheries. 
 
 Forestry. 
 
 Friendly Societies. 
 
 Frozen Meat Trade. 
 
 Geological Survey. 
 
 Government Gazette. 
 
 Government Printing Office. 
 
 Governor's Court. 
 
 Harbours and Rivers. [See Public Works.] 
 
 Hawkesbury Agricultural College. [See also under 
 
 Agriculture and under main Author Entry.] 
 Hospitals. 
 
 Insane. [See Lunacy.] 
 
 International Railway Congress, London, 1895. 
 Justice. 
 
 Labour Bureau. [See also Unemployed.] 
 Lands. 
 
 Law Almanac. 
 Law Reports. [See under main Author Entry — New 
 
 South Wales Law Reports.] 
 Lead Poisoning at Broken Hill. (Report.) 
 Legislative Assembly. [See Parliament.] 
 Legislative Council. [See Parliament.] 
 Lunacy. 
 Marine Board. 
 
 Military Forces. [See Defence Forces.] 
 Mines. [See also Geological Survey.] 
 Museums. [See Australian Museum ; Technological 
 
 Museum.] 
 National Art Gallery. [See also under Sydney 
 
 National Art Gallery as a main Author Entry.] 
 
 National Bank. 
 
 Nautical School Ship "Sobraon." 
 
 Noxious Trades. 
 
 Old Age Pensions. 
 
Sub-headings for use in the Author Catalogue. 
 
 XXXUl 
 
 NEW SOUTH WXLE^— continued. 
 
 Parliament (including Debates, and Votes and Pro- 
 ceedings). 
 
 Parliamentary Debates. [/See Parliament.] 
 
 Parliamentary Library. 
 
 Parliamentary Reports. (These are to be found 
 under the headings of Government Departments, 
 or under the Subject of the Paper or Report as a 
 sub-heading.) 
 
 Parliamentary Standing Committee on Public 
 Works. 
 
 Patents. 
 
 Police. 
 
 Postal Service and Telegraphs. 
 
 Prisons. 
 
 Public Accounts. [^See Auditor-General.] 
 
 Public Instruction. [See also Australian Museum ; 
 National Art Gallery ; Public Library ; Sydney 
 Grammar School ; Sydney Observatory ; Sydney 
 University ; Technical College ; Technological, 
 Industrial, and Sanitary Museum.] 
 
 Public Library. '[See also Main Entry — New South 
 Wales Public Library, for its own Publications.] 
 
 Public Service. \_See also Civil Service, for Reports 
 prior to 1896.] 
 
 Public Works. \See also Parliamentary Standing 
 Committee on Public Works ; Water and Sewerage 
 Board ; Water Supply and Sewerage.] 
 
 Quarantine. 
 
 Rabbit Conference, 1895. 
 
 Railways and Tramways. 
 
 Registrar-General. 
 
 Roads and Bridges. [See Public Works.] 
 
 Royal Commissions. [See under the Subject of each 
 Commission as a separate sub-heading.] 
 
 Savings Bank. 
 
 Select Committees. [See under the subject of each.] 
 
 Sericulture. 
 
 Sewerage. [See Water Supply and Sewerage.] 
 
 State Children's Relief Board. [See Charities.] 
 
 Statistics. [See also under Coghlan, T. A., as a main 
 Author Entry.] 
 
 Statutes and Bills. 
 
 Stock and Brands. [See also under Bruce, Alexander, 
 
 in the Author Catalogue.] 
 Strikes. 
 
 Supreme Court. [See also Governor's Court; and 
 under Author Entries — New South Wales Law 
 Reports; New South Wales Bankruptcy, Com- 
 pany, and Probate Cases ; Weekly Notes.] 
 
 Surveys. [See Lands.] 
 
 Sydney Grammar School. 
 
XXXIT 
 
 Fuhlic Library of Neio South Wales. 
 
 NEW SOUTH WALES— con^mwedf. 
 
 Sydney Hospital. \_See also under main Author Entry.] 
 
 Sydney Observatory. [See also under Russell, H. C] 
 
 Sydney University. [See also under main Author 
 Entry for Calendars, Manuals, and private publi- 
 cations.] 
 
 Tanks and Wells. [See Water Conservation.] 
 
 Technical College and Education. [See also Public 
 Instruction, and under the main Author Entry — 
 Sydney Technical College.] 
 
 Technological, Industrial, and Sanitary Museum. 
 [See also under Sydney Technological, Industrial, 
 and Sanitary Museum, as a main Author Entry.] 
 
 Transportation. 
 
 Unemployed. [See also Labour Bureau.] 
 
 Votes and Proceedings. [See under Parliament.] 
 
 Water Conservation. 
 
 Water and Sewerage Board. 
 
 Water Supply and Sewerage. 
 
 Weekly Notes. [See under main Author Entry — 
 New South Wales Weekly Notes.] 
 
 Weights and Measures. 
 
 Wood Pavement Board. 
 
 Note. — All Departmental ^Reports not specifically mentioned 
 under these sub-headings will be found in the Votes and Proceedings 
 of their respective years. 
 
 NEW YORK — Statejpepartments — Reports and 
 Publications — 
 
 Adjutant-General. 
 
 Agricultural Experiment Station — Geneva. 
 
 Agricultural Experiment Station — New York. 
 
 Agricultural Society. 
 
 Assessors. 
 
 Asylum for Idiots. 
 
 Board of Audit. 
 
 Board op Charities. 
 
 Board of Health. 
 
 Board of Railroad Commissioners. 
 
 Buffalo State Asylum for the Insane. 
 
 Bureau of Statistics of Labour. 
 
 Census. 
 
 Civil Service Commission. 
 
 Commissioner in Lunacy. 
 
 Commissioners of Emigration. 
 
 Commissioners op Fisheries. 
 
 Commissioners of Land Transfer. 
 
 Commissioners of the State Reservation at 
 Niagara. 
 
Sub-headings for use in the Author Catalogue. 
 
 XXXV 
 
 NEW YOBK— continued. 
 
 Commissioners on Capital Punishment, 
 
 Commissioners on Storing the Head Waters op 
 THE Hudson. 
 
 Dairy Commissioner. 
 
 Department op Public Instruction. 
 
 Department of State. 
 
 Geologist. 
 
 Homoeopathic Asylum for the Insane at 
 Middletown. 
 
 Hudson River State Hospital. 
 
 Legislature (including Statutes and the Journals of 
 the Assembly and Senate). 
 
 Library. 
 
 Library School. 
 
 Lighting' Companies op the City op New York. 
 
 Museum. 
 
 Normal and Training School — Genesco. 
 
 Prison Association. 
 
 Prison Labour Commission. 
 
 Reformatory at XJtica. 
 
 Sanitary Commission. 
 
 Soldiers' and Sailors' Home. 
 
 Superintendent op Public Works. 
 
 Superintendent op State Prisons. 
 
 Superintendent op the Adirondack and State 
 Land Survey. 
 
 Superintendent op the Banking Department. 
 
 Superintendent op the Insurance Department. 
 
 Supreme Court. 
 
 Survey. 
 
 Treasurer. 
 
 University. 
 
 Western House op Repuge — Rochester. 
 
 NEW ZEALAND — Government Departments — Reports 
 and Publications — 
 
 Acts. [See Statutes.] 
 
 Agriculture. 
 
 Blue Book. {See Civil Service.] 
 
 Census. [See Statistics.] 
 
 Civil Service. 
 
 Coal Mines. \_See Mines and Mining.] 
 
 Colonial Museum and Laboratory. [See also under 
 the Author Entries — New Zealand Colonial 
 Museum; and Hector, Sir J.] 
 
 Constitution. 
 
 Crown Lands. [See Lands and Surrey.] 
 
 Customs. 
 
 Cyanide Process. [See Mines and Mining-J 
 
XXXVl 
 
 JPublic Library of New South Wales. 
 
 NEW ZEALAND— cowimwed 
 
 Defence. 
 
 Department of Labour. 
 
 DuNEDiN Hospital. 
 
 Education. 
 
 Estimates. [See Finance.] 
 
 Exhibitions. 
 
 Federation and Annexation. 
 
 Finance. 
 
 Flax. 
 
 Friendly Societies. 
 
 Geological Survey. {_See also under Hector, Sir 
 James.] 
 
 Goldfields and Water Races. [_Set Mines.] 
 
 Government Gazette. 
 
 horowhenua commission. 
 
 Hospitals and Charitable Institutions. 
 
 House of Representatives. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Immigration. 
 
 Justice Department. 
 
 Labour. 
 
 Lands and Survey. [See also Horowhenua Com- 
 mission ; Village Settlements.] 
 
 Life Insurance Department. 
 
 Lunatic Asylums. 
 
 Maoris. [See Native Affairs.] 
 
 Marine Department. 
 
 Mines and Mining (including Mineral Statistics). 
 
 Native Affairs. 
 
 New Zealand Institute. [See also under main 
 Author Entry.] 
 
 New Zealand University. [See also under main 
 Author Entries — Auckland University College ; 
 Canterbury College ; Nelson College ; New Zea- 
 land University ; Otago University ; Wellington 
 College.] 
 
 Official Year Book. 
 
 Parliament (including Debates, and Votes and Pro- 
 ceedings). 
 
 Parliamentary Debates. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Parliamentary Library. 
 
 Patents, Designs, and Trade-marks. 
 
 Postal Service and Telegraphs. 
 
 Private Benefit Societies (Royal Commission). 
 
 Public Accounts. [See Finance.] 
 
 Public Works. 
 
 Railways. 
 
 Registrar-General's Reports. [See also Official 
 Year Book ; Statistics.] 
 
 Representation Commission. 
 
 Sheep Returns. [See under Agriculture.] 
 
Sub-headings for use in the Author Catalogue. 
 
 xxxvu 
 
 NEW ZEKLKSD— continued. 
 
 Statistics. [^See also Official Year Book ; and 
 Registrar-General's Reports.] 
 
 Statutes. 
 
 Stock and Brands. 
 
 Tariff Commission. 
 
 Timber Conference. 
 
 Village Settlements. 
 
 QUEENSLAND — Government Departments — Reports and 
 Publications — 
 
 Acts. \^See Statutes.] 
 
 Agriculture. 
 
 Asylums for the Insane. 
 
 Auditor-General. 
 
 Blue Book. [See Public Service.] 
 
 Board op Health. 
 
 British New Guinea. 
 
 Civil Service. [See Public Service.] 
 
 Criminal Law Code 
 
 Estimates. [See Finance.] 
 
 Federation. 
 
 Finance. 
 
 Forestry. 
 
 Friendly Societies, Building Societies and Trade 
 Unions. 
 
 Geological Survey. 
 
 Government Gazette. 
 
 Gympie Gold-Field. 
 
 Immigration. 
 
 Insolvency, Intestacy, and Insanity. 
 
 Justice. 
 
 Labour Bureau. 
 
 Lands. 
 
 Legislative Assembly. 
 
 Legislative Council. 
 
 Local Government. 
 
 Marine Department. 
 
 Mines. 
 
 Museum. 
 
 National Art Gallery. [See also under the main 
 Author Entry — Brisbane National Art Gallery.] 
 
 Parliament (including Debates, and Votes and 
 Proceedings). 
 
 Parliamentary Debates. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Parliamentary Library. 
 
 Palmer Gold-field. 
 
 Patents, Designs and Trade Marks. 
 
 Police. 
 
 Polynesian Labour. 
 
 Postal Service and Telegraphs. 
 
 [See Parliament.] 
 [See Parliament.] 
 
XXXVIU 
 
 Fublio Library of New South Wales. 
 
 QUEENSLAND— conimwed 
 Phison Department. 
 Public Instruction. 
 Public Seevice. 
 Rabbits. 
 Railways. 
 Registrar-General. 
 Savings Bank. 
 Statistics. 
 Statutes. 
 Supreme Court. 
 Thursday Island. 
 Water Supply. 
 Western Pacific. 
 
 SOUTH AUSTRALIA— G^owrwOTen* Departments- 
 Reports and Publications — 
 
 Acts. [See Statutes.] 
 
 Adelaide Hospital. 
 
 Adelaide Observatory. 
 Entry.] 
 
 Agricultural Bureau 
 
 [See also under main Author 
 
 [See also under Author 
 Entry — South Australian Agricultural Bureau.] 
 
 Agriculture. 
 
 Art Gallery. [See under Public Library.] 
 
 Botanic Gardens. 
 
 Blue Book. [See Civil Service.] 
 
 Census. [See Statistics.] 
 
 Civil Service. 
 
 Commissioners of Audit. 
 
 Education. 
 
 Explorations. 
 
 Federation. 
 
 Finances. 
 
 Fire Brigades. 
 
 Forestry. [See State Forest Administration.] 
 
 Geology. 
 
 Government Gazette. 
 
 House of Assembly. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Lands. [See also Village Settlements.] 
 
 Legislative Council. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Marine Board. 
 
 Museums. [See under Public Library, and School of 
 Mines.] 
 
 Northern Territory. 
 
 Parliament (including Debates; Votes and Proceed- 
 ings). 
 
 Parliamentary Debates. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Parliamentary Library. 
 
 Postal and Telegraphic Conference. 
 
 Postal Service and Telegraphs. 
 
Sub-headings for use in the Author Catalogue. 
 
 XXXIX 
 
 SOUTH AUSTRALIA— con^imwd 
 
 Public Library, Museum and Art Gallery. 
 
 Public Works. 
 
 Railways. 
 
 School of Mines and Industries and Techno- 
 logical Museum. 
 
 State Forest Administration. 
 
 Statistics. 
 
 Statutes. 
 
 Surveyor-General. 
 
 Ulooloo Gold-field. 
 
 Village Settlements. 
 
 TASMANIA — Government Depa,rtnitnti — Reports and 
 Publications — 
 
 Acts. {See Statutes.] 
 
 Agriculture. 
 
 Board op Health. 
 
 Census. [See Statistics.] 
 
 Customs. 
 
 Federation. 
 
 Hobart Gazette. 
 
 House of Assembly. \_See Parliament.] 
 
 Lands. 
 
 Legislative Council. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Mines. 
 
 Official Record. 
 
 Parliament (including Debates, and Votes and Pro 
 ceedings). 
 
 Parliamentary Debates. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Parliamentary Library. 
 
 Postal Service and Telegraphs. 
 
 Salmon Commissioners. 
 
 Statistics and Registrar-General's Reports. [See 
 also Official Record.] 
 
 Statutes. 
 
 UNITED STATES— 5<afe Departments— Reports and 
 Publications — 
 
 Adjutant-General's Office. 
 
 American Historical Association. [See under main 
 Author Entry.] 
 
 Army. [See Department of War.] 
 
 Attorney-General. 
 
 Board of Assay Commissioners. 
 
 Board op Indian Commissioners. [See Office of 
 Indian Affairs.] 
 
 Board of Ordnance and Fortification. 
 
 Board of Sanitary Engineers. 
 
 Board on Geographic Names. 
 
 Bureau of the American Republics. 
 
xl 
 
 J?iiiiiiG Library of New South Wales. 
 
 UNITED STATKS— continued. 
 
 Bureau of Education. 
 
 Bureau op Engineers. 
 
 Bureau of Engraving and Printing. 
 
 Bureau op Equipment. 
 
 Bureau of Ethnology. 
 
 Bureau of Labour. 
 
 Bureau op Medicine and Surgery. 
 
 Bureau op the Mint. 
 
 Bureau of Navigation — Navy Department. 
 
 Bureau op Navigation — Treasury Department 
 
 Bureau of Navy-yards and Docks. 
 
 Bureau of Ordnance. 
 
 Bureau of Statistics. [See also Census Office ; 
 Department of Agriculture — Division of Statistics; 
 Mining Statistics and Technology.] 
 
 Bureau of Weights and Measures. 
 Census Office. [See also Bureau of Statistics.] 
 Civil Service Commission. 
 Coast and Geodetic Survey. 
 
 Commercial Relations. [See Department of State.] 
 Commission of Fish and Fisheries. 
 Commissioner of Customs. 
 
 Commissioner of Internal Revenue. [See Depart- 
 ment of the Treasury.] 
 Commissioner op Mining Statistics. 
 Commissioner of Railroads. 
 Commissioners op the District of Columbia. 
 Committee on Finance. 
 Comptroller of the Currency. 
 Congress (including Journal of the House of Repre- 
 sentatives and Senate Documents). [See also 
 Statutes.] 
 Constitution. 
 Consular Reports. 
 
 Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims. 
 Courts. 
 Department op Agriculture, including the sections — 
 
 Bureau of Animal Industry. 
 
 Division of Agrostology. 
 
 Division of Botany. 
 
 Division of Chemistry. 
 
 Division of Economical Ornithology and Mammalogy. 
 
 Division of Entomology. 
 
 Division of Forestry. 
 
 Division of Gardens and Grounds. 
 
 Division of Microscopy. 
 
 Division of Pomology. 
 
 Division of Records and Editing. 
 
 Division of Soils. 
 
 Division of Statistics. [See also Bureau of Statistics.] 
 
 Division of Vegetable Pathology. 
 
 Fibre Investigations. 
 
 Office of Experiment Stations. 
 
 Silk Section. 
 
 Weather Bureau. 
 
Sub-headings for use in the Author' Catalogue. 
 
 xli 
 
 UNITED ^TXTYS,— continued. 
 
 Department of the Interior. [See also Geological 
 Survey ; and Office of Indian Aifairs.] 
 
 Department of Justice. 
 
 Department op the Navy. [See also Bureau of 
 Equipment ; Bureau of Navigation ; Bureau of 
 Ordnance.] 
 
 Department of the Post Office. 
 Department of State. 
 
 Department op the Treasury. [Se« also Comptroller 
 of the Currency ; Bureau of the Mint.] 
 
 Department op War. \_See also Bureau of Engineers.] 
 
 Estimates. [See Department of the Treasury.] 
 
 Engineer Department. 
 
 Exploring Expedition — Reports. 
 
 Finance. [See Department of the Treasury.] 
 
 Freedmen's Bureau. 
 
 Fur Seal Arbitration — Reports. 
 
 General Land Office. 
 
 Geographical and Geological Survey of the 
 Rocky Mountain Region. 
 
 Geological Survey. [See also Mining Statistics and 
 Technology.] 
 
 Geological Survey op the Territories. 
 
 Government Hospital for the Insane. 
 
 Government Printing Office. 
 
 House op Representatives. [See under Congress.] 
 
 Hydrographic Office. 
 
 Inspector-General op the Army. [See Department 
 of War.] 
 
 Interstate Commerce Commission. 
 
 Life-saving Service. 
 
 Light-house Board. 
 
 Marine Hospital Service. 
 
 Military Academy, West Point. 
 
 Mineral Resources. [See Mining Statistics and 
 Technology.] 
 
 Mining Statistics and Technology. 
 
 National Academy of Sciences. [See under main 
 Author Entry — United States National Academy 
 of Sciences.] 
 
 National Museum. [See also under Author Entry — 
 United States National Museum.] 
 
 Naval Academy at Annapolis. 
 Naval Observatory. 
 Office op Indian Affairs. 
 Office of Internal Revenue. 
 Ordnance Department. 
 Patent Office. 
 Pension Office. 
 President. 
 
 Public Lands. [See General Land Office.] 
 / 
 
xlii 
 
 Public Library of New South Wales. 
 
 [See Registrar- 
 
 UNITED %TAT^&— continued. 
 Senate. [See under Congress.] 
 Signal Service. 
 
 Smithsonian Institution. [See also National Museum ; 
 
 and under the main Author Entry — -Smithsonian 
 
 Institution, for private publications.] 
 Statistics. [See Bureau of Statistics ; Census Office ; 
 
 Department of Agriculture — Division of Statistics ; 
 
 Mining Statistics.] 
 
 Statutes. 
 
 Steamboat Inspection Service. 
 
 Strike Commission. 
 
 Supreme Court. 
 
 Surgeon-Geneeal's Office. 
 
 "Weather Bureau. [/Sfe« Department of Agriculture.] 
 
 VICTORIA — Government Departments — Reports and 
 Publications — 
 
 Aborigines. 
 
 Acts. [See Statutes.] 
 
 Agriculture. [See also Council of Agricultural 
 
 Education ; Vegetable Products.] 
 Births, Deaths, and Marriages. 
 
 General's Reports.] 
 
 Blue Book. [See Public Service.] 
 
 Board of Health. 
 
 British New Guinea (Reports). 
 
 Census. [See Statistics.] 
 
 Charities. 
 
 Civil Service. 
 
 Coal-fields. 
 
 Commissioners of Audit. 
 
 Constitution. 
 
 Convention, 1857. 
 
 Council op Agricultural Education. 
 
 County Courts. 
 
 Crown Law Offices Library. 
 
 Customs. [See Trade and Customs.] 
 
 Defence. 
 
 Education. [See Public Instruction.] 
 
 Estimates. [See Finance.] 
 
 Exhibitions. 
 
 Explosives. 
 
 Factories, Work-rooms and Shops. 
 
 Federation. 
 
 Finance. 
 
 Fiscal System Board. 
 
 Fishing Industry. 
 
 Foot and Mouth Disease 
 
 Friendly Societies. 
 
 Geological Survey. 
 
 [See Public Service.] 
 
 [See Finance.] 
 
Sub-headings for use in the Author Catalogue. 
 
 xliii 
 
 VICTORIA— con<mwec?. 
 
 Gold-fields. 
 
 Gold-mining. 
 
 Government Gazette. 
 
 Hospitals. 
 
 Hospitals foe the Insane. 
 
 Import, Export, Transhipment and Shipping 
 Returns. \See Trade and Customs.] 
 
 Industrial and Reformatory Schools. 
 
 Industrial and Technological Museum. \See also 
 under Public Library ; and under the Author 
 Entry — Melbourne Industrial and Technological 
 Museum.] 
 
 Intercolonial Conference, 1873. 
 
 Irrigation. [See Water Supply.] 
 
 Lands. [See also Settlement of the Mallee Country.] 
 
 Legislative Assembly. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Legislative Council. [See Parliament.] 
 
 Life Assurance. 
 
 Local Government. 
 
 Lunatic Asylums. [See Hospitals for the Insane.] 
 
 Marine Board. [See also Trade and Customs.] 
 
 Melbourne Mint. 
 
 Melbourne Observatory. 
 
 Mildura Settlement. 
 
 Mines (including Mineral Statistics). 
 
 Mining Managers' Certificate Board, 
 
 Museums. [See Public Library.] 
 
 National Gallery. [See Public Library.] 
 
 Old Age Pensions. 
 
 Parliament (including Debates and Votes and Pro- 
 ceedings). 
 
 Parliamentary Debates. [See under Parliament.] 
 
 Parliamentary Library. 
 
 Patents. 
 
 Penal Establishments and Gaols. 
 
 Perishable Produce Board (Report). [See Agri- 
 culture.] 
 
 Police. 
 
 Postal Service and Telegraphs. 
 
 Public Health. 
 
 Public Instruction. 
 
 Public Library, Museums and National Gallery. 
 
 Public Service. 
 
 Railways. 
 
 Registrar-General's Reports. 
 
 Royal Commissions. [See under the Subject of the 
 Commission as a Sub-heading.] 
 
 Sanitation. 
 
 Savings Banks. 
 
 Settlement of the Mallee Country. (Select Com- 
 mittee.) 
 
 State Banking. (Royal Commissioa) 
 
 Statistics. 
 
 Supreme Court. 
 
xliv 
 
 JPublio lAbrary of New South Wales. 
 
 YIQTOBIA— continued. 
 
 Tariff Commission. \_See also Fiscal System Board.] 
 Technological Museum. \_See Industrial and Techno- 
 logical Museum ; Public Library.] 
 Trade and Customs. 
 Trades Unions. 
 
 Vegetable Products. (Royal Commission.) 
 Water Supply. 
 Yaera Floods. 
 
 WESTERN AUSTRALIA.— (?owmmew< Departments- 
 Reports and Fublications — 
 Aborigines. 
 
 Acts. \_See Statutes.] ' . 
 
 Agricultural Bank. 
 Agriculture. 
 
 Blue Book. [See Civil Service.] 
 Board of Education. \_See Education.] 
 BuNBURY Harbour. 
 Butter, Imported. 
 Census. \_See Statistics.] 
 Church of England School Lands Bill. 
 Civil Service. 
 Civil Service Commission. 
 
 COOLGARDIE GOLD-FIELDS, PROPOSED WaTER SuPPLY. 
 
 Customs and Shipping. 
 
 Education. 
 
 Estimates. [See Finance.] 
 
 Federation. 
 
 Fencing Laws. 
 
 Finance. 
 
 Forests, [See Woods and Forests.] 
 
 Fremantle Harbour. 
 
 Fremantle Lunatic Asylum. 
 
 Gaols and Prisoners. 
 
 Gascoyne Harbour. 
 
 Geological Reports. \See Gold-fields; Lands and 
 
 Surveys ; and Mines.] 
 Gold-fields. 
 Gold-mining Statistics. 
 Government Gazette. 
 Government Storekeeper. 
 
 Hansard Reporting Staff. (Select Committee.) 
 High School. 
 Lands and Surveys. 
 Land Titles. 
 
 Legislative Assembly. [See Parliament.] 
 Legislative Council. [See Parliament.] 
 Library. [See Victoria Public Library.] 
 Local Forces. [See Volunteers.] 
 London Agency. 
 
 Meat, High Price of. (Select Committee.) 
 Meteorological Reports. 
 Mines, 
 
Sub-headings for use in the Author Catalogue. 
 
 xlv 
 
 WESTERN AUSTRALIA— coM^mwet?. 
 
 North Fremantle Road Bridge. 
 
 Parliament (including Debates, Minutes, and Votes 
 and Proceedings). 
 
 Parliamentary Debates. [See Parliament.] 
 Perth Museum. 
 Perth Observatory. 
 Police. 
 Poor Relief. 
 Postal and Telegraphs. 
 Powers of Attorney Bill. 
 Public Accounts. \_See Finance.] 
 Public Debts. \_See Finance.] 
 Public Works. 
 Railways and Tramways. 
 Registrar-General's Reports. 
 Rights and Powers of the Legislative Council 
 with regard to Money Bills. \_See Parliament.] 
 
 Rottnest Prison. 
 
 Southern Cross to Menzies Railway. [See Rail- 
 ways and Ti'amways.] 
 
 Statistics. {See also Registrar-General's Reports ; 
 and Year Book.] 
 
 Statutes. 
 
 Statutory Declaration Bill. (Select Committee.) 
 
 Supreme Court. 
 
 Victoria Public Library. 
 
 Volunteers. 
 
 West Kimberley. 
 
 Western Australian Bank Bill. (Select Committee.) 
 
 Western Australian Turf Club Act Repeal Bill. 
 
 (Select Committee.) 
 William-st. and Melbourne-road Bridge. (Select 
 
 Committee.) 
 
 Woods and Forests. 
 
 Year Book. 
 
 General Note. — Only Parliamentary Papers and Reports are 
 put under such sub-headings as Universities, Colleges, Museums, 
 Agricultural Colleges and Farms, Libraries, Art Galleries, Observa- 
 tories, Hospitals, and Botanic Gardens. The Calendars, Registers, 
 Bulletins, Catalogues, Gazettes, and other educational publications 
 issued by them for sale or general distribution will be catalogued 
 under the title of the Institution as a main Author Entry, — the name 
 of the country, city, place, or person, used in the Title being placed 
 first — e.g.. New Zealand University, Johns Hopkins University, 
 Sydney Technical College, British Museum, United States National 
 Museum, Ontario Agricultural College, Hawkesbury Agricultural 
 College, Melbourne Public Library, Sydney National Art Gallery, 
 Adelaide Observatory, Callan Park Asylum, Perth Hospital, Brisbane 
 Botanic Gardens. Such semi-official publications as the Nautical 
 Almanac and the Agricultural Gazette of New South Wales will 
 preferably be catalogued under their own well-known titles, rather 
 than under the respective Departments which issue them. Great 
 Britain and Ireland — Admirally, and New South Wales — Depart- 
 ment of Agriculture. 
 
xlvi 
 
 Specimens of Headings as they are to be used in the Index. 
 
 Specimens of type and methods to be employed in the Index. 
 
 Aborigines of Australia. General 
 
 Languages. 
 
 By Colonies. 
 
 New South Wales. 
 
 Queensland. 
 
 Agriculture. General. 
 
 Addresses, Essays, Lectures. 
 
 Biography. 
 
 Dictionaries and Cyclopaedias. 
 
 Education, Teaching, Museums. 
 
 History of. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 {^See also Agricultural Colleges ; Experiment Farms.] 
 
 Societies, Boards, Exhibitions. 
 
 Statistics. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Great Britain. 
 
 New South Wales. 
 
 United States. 
 
 Agriculture and Politics. 
 
 Archaeology. General. 
 
 Dictio7iaries. 
 
 ■ Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Greece. 
 Mexico. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Architecture. General. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Byzantine. 
 Indian. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Army, British. General. 
 
 Examinations. 
 
 Lists. [See under Great Britain and Ireland- 
 
 War Department in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Medical Schools and Museums. 
 
 Orders. [See under Great Britain and Ireland- 
 
 War Department in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Art Criticism. 
 
 Art Education. [See Fine Arts — Education.] 
 
 Art Galleries. [See Fine Arts — Galleries.] 
 
 Bible, The. General 
 
 Commentaries. 
 
 Concordances. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Bible Christians. 
 
 Bible Societies. [See Bible, The— Societies.} 
 
 Botany. General. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Education. Gardens. Museums. . 
 
 History of. 
 
 Manuals, Systems, Nomenclature. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Cryptogamic. 
 
 Economic. 
 
 Fossil. [See Palaeontology.] 
 
 Medical. 
 
 Physiological and Structural. 
 
 Botany and Flora. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 New Guinea. 
 
 Sandwich Islands. 
 
 Botany of the Bible. 
 
 Building. General. 
 
 Gyclopoidias. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Building Societies. 
 
 Chemistry. General 
 
 Addresses, Essays, Lectures, Theses. 
 
 Bibliography. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 History of. 
 
 Manuals, Compendiums, Text-books. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Teaching of, Laboratories, Apparatus. 
 
 Agricultural. [See Agricultural Chemistry ] 
 
 Analytical and Practical. [See Analytical 
 
 Chemistry.] 
 
 Industrial. [See Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Inorganic. 
 
 ^-^— Organic. 
 
Specimens of Headings as they are to he used in the Index. 
 
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 Civil Service. General. 
 
 Blue Boohs, Lists, Registers. 
 
 ' Examinations, Manuals, Guides. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 New Sonth Wales. 
 
 United States. 
 
 Drama, The. General 
 
 Education, Study, Teaching. 
 
 History of. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Chinese. 
 
 Hindu. 
 
 Dramatic Literature. General. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Australian- 
 British. 
 
 Education. General. 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, Pamphlets. 
 
 Bibliography. 
 
 Biograjjhy. 
 
 Departments, Boards, Councils. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 History of. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Statistics. 
 
 Study of. Training Schools and Colleges. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Great Britain. 
 
 United States. 
 
 Victoria. 
 
 Education, Primary. General. 
 
 By Countries. 
 Education, Secondary. General. 
 
 By Countries. 
 Education, Universities and Colleges. 
 
 English Language. General. 
 
 Alphabet, Orthography, Punctuation. 
 
 Derivations, Etymology. 
 
 Dialects, Archaisms, Glossaries. 
 
 Dictionaries, Idioms. 
 
 Grammars, Syntax, Analysis. 
 
 History of. 
 
 Prosody, Accent, Versification. 
 
 School-books, Readers, Examination Papera. 
 
 Synonyms. 
 
 Entomology. General. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 — : Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 By Countries. 
 ■ Queensland. 
 
 Victoria. 
 
 Entomology, Economic. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Fine Arts. General. 
 
 Addresses, Lectures. 
 
 Criticism. [See Art Criticism.] 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Education, Teaching, Schools. 
 
 Galleries, Exhibitions — Catalogues. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 ^gean. 
 
 Australian. 
 
 Dutch. 
 
 Japanese. 
 
 Fiction. General. 
 
 Bibliography. 
 
 Biography. 
 
 History of. 
 
 Reading of. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Australian. 
 French. 
 
 Geography. General. 
 
 Dictionaries and Gazetteers. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Teaching of. 
 
 Ancient. 
 
 Biblical. [See Biblical Geography.] 
 
 Physical. [See Physical Geography.] 
 
 Great Britain. General and Descriptive. 
 
 Army. [See main heading — Army, British.] 
 
 Bibliography. 
 
 Climate. 
 
 Colonies. [See Colonies, British.] 
 
 Commerce and Trade. 
 
 Constitution and Constituiiojial Law. 
 
 Constitutional History. 
 
 Finance and Taxation. 
 
 Geography, Topography, and Maps 
 
 Government and Administratic r. 
 
 [See also Constitutional History.] 
 
 History. (In order of Dyn& jues.) 
 
 Navy. [See main heading — Navy, British.] 
 
 Parliament. 
 
 Politics. (A) Home. (B) Foreign. 
 
 Public Lands. 
 
 Religion. 
 
 Social Lift and Customs. 
 
 Statisticr 
 
 Statutes. [See also under Great Britain and Ireland 
 
 in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 [See also under England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, for 
 works dealing with these countries only.] 
 
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 Specimens of Meadings as they are to be tised m the Index. 
 
 Insects. General. 
 
 \_See also Entomology — for Scientific Works.] 
 
 Injurious and Beneficial. 
 
 \_See also Entomology, Economic — for Scientific Works.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 New South Wales. 
 
 Queensland. 
 
 Missions and Missionary Work. General. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 City and Home. 
 
 Foreign. 
 
 Medical. [See Medical Missions.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 China. 
 
 India. 
 
 Japan. 
 
 Natural History. General. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Museums, Collections, Exhibitions. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 New South Wales. General and Descriptive. 
 
 Army. [See Defence Forces.] 
 
 Bibliography. 
 
 Biography. 
 
 Climate. 
 
 Commerce and Trade. 
 
 ■ Constitution and Constitutional Law. 
 
 Constitutional History. 
 
 • Defence Forces. 
 
 Discovery, Exploration, and Early Voyages. 
 
 Finance and Taxation. 
 
 Geography, Topography, and Maps. 
 
 Government and Administration. 
 
 History. 
 
 Naval Defence. 
 
 Parliament. 
 
 Politics. 
 
 ■ Public Lands. 
 
 Religion. 
 
 Social Life and Customs. 
 
 Statistics. 
 
 [See also under New South Wales in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Statutes. 
 
 [/See also under New South Wales in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Newspaper, The. 
 
 Newspapers. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 American. 
 
 Fijian. 
 
 West Australian. 
 
 Periodicals. General. 
 Indexes. 
 
 Australian. 
 French. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 [See also Sub-heading Periodicals under — Chemistry, 
 Geography, Literature, &c.] 
 
 Physical Education. 
 
 Physical Geography. General. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Canada. 
 
 India. 
 
 New South Wales. 
 
 Physical Laboratories. [See Vhysics— Laboratories."] 
 
 Physics. * General. 
 
 Addresses, Lectures. 
 
 Biography. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Teaching, Laboratories, Apparatus. 
 
 Politics, General. 
 
 Addresses, Speeches. Lectures, Pamphlets. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 [See also sub-heading Politics under each Country.] 
 
 Religion. General. 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, Pamphlets. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Education, Teaching, Schools. 
 
 History of. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. 
 
 Periodicals 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Statistics. 
 
 Christian. [See Christianity.] ' 
 
 Religion and Science. 
 Religion in Education. 
 
 Religions. General. 
 
 Statistics. 
 
 Non-Christian. 
 
 Primitive. 
 
 Religions Orders. 
 
 Statistics. General. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 ^— Societies. 
 
 Industrial. 
 
 Vital. 
 
 Science. General. 
 
 — Addresses, Lectures, Essays, Theses. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 History of. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Teaching, Laboratories, Apparatus. 
 
Specimens of Headings as they are to be used in the Index. 
 
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 Theology. Getiercd. 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, Pamphlets, Theses. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Education. [See also Divinity Schools.] 
 
 Periodicals. [See also Religion — Periodicals."] 
 
 Controversial. 
 
 Devotional and Practical. 
 
 Natural. 
 
 Pastoral. 
 
 Polemical. [See Controversial.'] 
 
 Systematic and Doctrinal. 
 
 Training. (Moral Education.) 
 Training, Athletic. 
 
 United States. General and Descriptive. 
 
 Army. [See also United States — Department of 
 
 War, in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Bibliography. 
 
 Biography. 
 
 Climate. 
 
 Comrnerce and Trade. 
 
 Congress. 
 
 Constitution and Constitutional Law. 
 
 Constitutional History. 
 
 Discovery, Exploration, and Early Voyages. 
 
 Finance and Taxation. 
 
 Geography, Topography, and Maps. 
 
 Government and Administration. 
 
 History. 
 
 Navy. [See also United States — Department of 
 
 the Navy, in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Politics. (A) Home. (B) Foreign. 
 
 Public Lands. 
 
 Religion. 
 
 Social Life and Customs. 
 
 — '■ Statistics. [See also United States — Bureau of 
 
 Statistics, in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Statutes. [See also United States — Statutes, in 
 
 the Author Catalogue.] 
 [See also under North America ; under each State, with 
 the above Sub-headings ; and under the Subject-headings — 
 Agriculture, American Civil War, American War (1812), 
 American-Spanish War (1898), American War of Inde- 
 pendence, Americans, Botany and Flora, Civil Service, 
 Education, Entomology, Geology, Indians — American, 
 Mexican War, Monroe Doctrine, Newspapers, Ornithology, 
 Palseontology, Pilgrim Fathers, Zoology and Fauna, &c.] 
 
 United States National Museum. 
 
 [See also United States — National Museum, in the Author 
 Catalogue, for Official Publications presented to Congress.] 
 
 United States Supreme Court. 
 
 [See also United States — Supreme Court, in the Author 
 Catalogue, for Law Reports issued officially.] 
 
 Universities. General. 
 
 [See also Education — Universities and Colleges.] 
 
 Bj Countries. 
 
 Australian. 
 
 English. 
 
 Irish. 
 
 Scottish. 
 
 Venus. (Astronomy.) 
 
 Venus. (Mythology.) 
 
 Woman Question. [See Women — Position, Treatment, 
 and Irifluence.] 
 
 Woman Suffrage, 
 
 Women. General. 
 
 Biography. 
 
 Diseases. [See Gynaecology.] 
 
 Education, Hygiene, and Training. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Position, Treatment, and Influence. 
 
 [See also Woman Suffrage.] 
 
 Societies and Clubs. 
 
 Work, Professions, and Employment. 
 
 Zoology. General. 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, Theses. 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Laboratories, Stations, Gardens. 
 
 Manuals, Systems, Nomenclature. 
 
 Museums. 
 
 Periodicals. 
 
 Societies. 
 
 Zoology and Fauna. 
 
 Africa. 
 Ceylon. 
 New Guinea. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 [See also Natural History, with the above Sub-headings, 
 for Popular Works.] 
 
 Note. — As it has been found to be impracticable to use throughout this Guide all the kinds of type and special methods that will 
 necessarily be employed in printing the Catalogue, these few Specimen Pages are shown for our own Printers' guidance. — H.C.L.A. 
 
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THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF NEW SOUTH WALES. 
 
 Classes, Sub-Classes, Sections and Subject Headings used in the 
 Dictionary Index to the Author Catalogue. 
 
 JULY, 1898. 
 
 A 
 
 Aachen. [See Aix-la-Chapelle.] 
 Abattoirs. [See Sl.au ghtering and Slaughter-houses.] 
 Abbeys A. [See also Cathedrals and Churches ; Eccle- 
 siastical Architecture ; and under each Abbey.] 
 Abbreviations. J. [See also Cipher ; Shorthand.] 
 Abdomen. A. [See also Digestion and Indigestion ; 
 (xeni to-Urinary System; Hernia; Intestines; Kidneys; 
 Liver; Stomach; Viscera.] 
 
 Abeokuta. D. 
 Aberdeen. B. and D. 
 Aberdeen Polled An;/us Cattle. A. 
 Aberdeen University. G. 
 Aberdeenshire. B. and D. 
 
 Abiogenesis, [See Biology ; Evolution ; Life, Origin of.] 
 Abnormities. A. [.S'eeaZwGynsecology; Hermaphrodites; 
 Monstrosities ; Teratology.] 
 
 Abo University. G. 
 
 Abolitionists. F. and C. [See also Slavery and Slave-trade ; 
 United States — Politics.] 
 
 Aborigines of Australia. MA. [See also Boomerang ; 
 Bora ; Missions and Missionary Work ; Rites and 
 Ceremonies ; Rock-carvings ; Songs.] 
 
 Languages. MJ. 
 
 By Colonies. 
 
 Aborigines of Australia, Missions. [See Missions and 
 Missionary Work — Aborigines of Australia.] 
 
 Abortion. A and F. 
 
 Abscesses. A. [See also Ulcers.] 
 
 Absentmindedness. G. 
 
 Absinthe, A. 
 
 Absolute, The. [See Ontology.] 
 
 Absolution. G. [See also Confession; Creeds; Penance.] 
 
 Absolutism. G. 
 
 Abyssinia. D. [See also Abyssinian War ; Abyssinians ; 
 Ainharic; Ethiopic Languages ; Magdala.] 
 
 Abyssinian War, 1868. B. 
 
 Abyssinians. A. 
 
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 Acacias. [See Wattles.] 
 
 Academic Degrees and Costume. G. \[See also under 
 the name of each University, in the Author Catalogue, 
 for its own Calendar or Register.] 
 
 Academicians. C. [See also Artists ; Painters.] 
 
 Academie Frangaise. [See French Academy ; and under 
 this title in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Academies of Literature, Art, and Music. [See under 
 the exact title of each, both in the Author Catalogue and 
 the Index ; also Fine Arts — Societies ; Literature — 
 Societies ; Music — Societies.] 
 
 Acalephse. A. [<Se« a?so Coelenterata ; Hydrozoa; Medusse.l 
 
 Acarina. A. [_See also Mites ; Parasites and Parasitic 
 Diseases.] 
 
 Accadians. A. [See also Assyrian Language ; Babylon ; 
 Chaldea ; Cuneiform ; Mesopotamia.] 
 
 Accent. J. [See also Prosody ; and under the sub-heading 
 Prosody under each Language.] 
 
 Accidents and Injuries. A. [See also Ambulances and 
 Ambulance Work ; Drowning ; Insurance — Accident ; 
 Life-saving; Surgery.] 
 
 Acclimatisation. General. A. 
 
 Societies. E, 
 
 Accountants. F. [See also Book-keeping.] 
 
 Acephala. A. [See also Mollusca.] 
 
 Acetylene. A. 
 
 Acheen. D. [See also Holland — Colonies.] 
 
 Achmin, El. [See Egyptology.] 
 
 Acids. A. [See also Technological Chemistry; and under 
 each Acid.] 
 
 Acology. [See Therapeutics.] 
 
 Aconite. A. [See also Materia Medica ; Pharmacy.] 
 
 Acoustics. A. [See also Architectural Acoustics ; Ear ; 
 Music ; Physics.] 
 
 Acre. B. 
 
 Acrobats. 
 
 Acrostics. 
 
 Acting. H. 
 
 Charades ; 
 
 Theatre.] ' 
 Actinidse. A. 
 
 Actinometry. 
 
 graphy.] 
 
 Actinomycosis. 
 
 Actinozoa. A. 
 
 Coelenterata ; 
 
 Actions at Law. 
 
 in Law ; Pleading; Trials.] 
 
 Actors and Actresses. C and 
 Stage, The; Theatre.] 
 
 Acts of P'arliament. [See sub-heading Statutes under 
 the name of the Country in the Author Catalogue 
 and in the Index ; also under the subheading Laws and 
 Legislation under each Subject.] 
 
 A. 
 
 A. [See also Charades ; Riddles.] 
 
 [See also Actors ; Amateur Theatricals ; 
 Drama, The ; Pantomime ; Stage, The ; 
 
 [See also Zoophytes.] 
 A. [See also Heat; Light; Optics; Photo- 
 
 A. [See also Bacteriology, Economic] 
 
 [See also Alcyonaria ; Anemones ; 
 Corals ; Polyps.] 
 
 F. [See also Equity ; Evidence ; Forms 
 H. [See also Acting; 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Acts of the Apostles : New Testament. G. 
 
 Actuarial Science. A. {See aho Insurance.] 
 
 • ■ Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies and Institutes. E. 
 
 Ad valorem Duties. \See Customs ; Tariffs ; Taxation.] 
 
 Adders and Vipers. A. [See also Reptiles.] 
 
 Addresses : General. J. [See also sub-heading Addresses 
 under each Subject.] 
 
 Adelaide. MB. and MD. 
 
 Adelaide Observatory. MA. [See also under South 
 ' ,' Australia — Adelaide Observatory in the Author Cata- 
 J'iiiSi logue, for Parliamentary Reports.] 
 
 Adelaide University. MG. [See also under South Aus- 
 tralia — Adelaide University in the Author Catalogue, 
 for Reports presented to Parliament.] 
 
 Aden. D. 
 
 Adirondacks. A and D. [See also Health Resorts.] 
 
 Adjutants-General, Reports. [See under .sub-heading 
 Army under each Country.] 
 
 Administrators and Executors. [See Wills — Law.] 
 
 Admirals. C. [See also Sailors.] 
 
 Admiralty Court. F. [See also Commercial Law; Inter- 
 national Law ; Maritime Law ; Naval Law ; Vice- 
 Admiralty Courts.] 
 
 Admiralty Islands. MD. 
 
 Adoption. F. [(Sgere^w Foundlings; Guardians; Orphans.] 
 
 Adriatic Sea and Islands. D. 
 
 Adulteration. A. [See also Analytical Chemistry; 
 Beverages; Drugs; Food Adulteration; Foods, Chemis- 
 try of ; Hygiene ; Milk and Milk Inspection ; Oleomar- 
 garine ; Pharmacy ; Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Adultery. G. 
 
 Advent. G. [5e«a?«o Fasts and Fasting; Second Advent.] 
 
 Adventures. D. [See also Heroes; Shipwrecks; Sport and 
 Sporting Adventures ; Travellers ; Travels ; Voyages. ] 
 
 Advertising and Advertisements, J. [See also Picture 
 Posters ; Signs and Sign-boards. ] 
 
 Advowson. [See Ecclesiastical Law.] 
 
 .ffigean Art. [See Fine Arts — ^gean ; Fine Arts— Greek.] 
 
 iEgean Sea and Islands. D. 
 
 .ffigina Island. D. 
 
 Aerated Waters. A. [See also Mineral Waters.] 
 
 Aerial Machines. [See Aeronautics ; Ballooning.] 
 
 [See Aeronautics ; Ballooning.] 
 
 [See also Animal Mechanism ; Balloon- 
 
 Aerial Navigation. 
 Aerolites. A. 
 
 Aeronautics. A. 
 
 ing ; Flight.] 
 
 Aeroplane. A. [See also Aeronautics.] 
 
 .Esthetics and .3]stheticism. G. [See also Criticism ; 
 Fine Arts.] 
 
 Affections. [See Emotions ; Sensibility.] 
 
 AflBdavits. F. 
 
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 AfBliation. F. 
 Afghan Wars. B. 
 Afghani Language. 
 Afghani Religions. 
 Afghanistan. D. 
 
 {See Piishto Language.] 
 {See Afghanistan Religion.] 
 [See also Afghan Wars ; Afghans ; 
 
 Cabul ; Indian Frontier ; Pushto Language.] 
 
 Afghans. A. {See also Pathans.] 
 
 Africa —General. D. {See also African Languages ; African 
 Tribes; Colonization; Missions — Africa; Negroes; 
 Sahara ; Slavery and Slave Trade ; South Africa ; and 
 under the names of Cities, Countries, Districts, Lakes, 
 Mountains, Rivers, Tribes, Languages and Dialects.] 
 
 British. {See also South Africa ; and under each 
 
 British Colony in Africa.] 
 
 Central. 
 
 East. 
 
 French. 
 
 German. 
 
 Italian. 
 
 North. 
 
 ■ Portuguese. 
 
 South. {See South Africa.] 
 
 • Spanish. 
 
 . .— West. 
 
 African Languages and Dialects— General. ,T. {See also 
 Amharic ; Ethiopic Languages ; Luganda ; Yoruba ; 
 Zulu Languages ; and under each Language.] 
 
 African Tribes. A. [.S'ee aZ«o under Griqualand ; Mashona- 
 land ; Matabeleland ; Negrcea ; Zulus ; and under eaah 
 Tribe.] 
 
 Afridis. A. 
 
 Agave. A. {See also Fibres and Fibre-plants.] 
 
 Age of Consent. F. {See also Social Purity.] 
 
 Aged Poor. {See Old Age Pensions ; Poor.] 
 
 Agents and Agency. F. 
 
 Agistment. F. 
 
 Agni— God of Fire, {See Fire Worship ; Vedas.] 
 
 Agnosticism, G. [/S«« a?so Atheism ; Conscience ; Deism ; 
 Freethought ; Infidelity ; Positivism ; Rationalism ; 
 Responsibility ; Spinozisni ; Theism.] 
 
 Agricultural Ant. A. {See also Ants.] 
 
 Agricultural Banks. F. {See also Savings Banks.] 
 
 Agricultural Boards, Conferences and Societies. 
 
 {See Agriculture — Societies.] 
 
 Agricultural Botany, {See Botany, Economic] 
 Agricultural Chemistry, A. {See also Alkali in Soils ; 
 Crops, Analyses of ; Digestibility of Food-stuffs ; Ex- 
 periment Farms and Stations ; Feeding Experiments ; 
 Fodders and Food-stuffs; Fruits, Analyses of; Jlanures; 
 Nitrogen in Agriculture ; Phosphates ; Soils ; Wood- 
 ashes.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 Agricultural Colleges and Schools. G. \_See also Agri- 
 culture — Education ; and under the title of each 
 College and School.] 
 
 Agricultural Departments. E. [See also Agricultural 
 Colleges and Schools ; Experiment Farms and Stations ; 
 and under each Country in the Author Catalogue, for 
 Government Publications.] 
 
 Agricultural Education. [See Agricultural Colleges and 
 Schools; Agriculture — Education ; Experiment Farms 
 and Stations.] 
 
 Agricultural Engineering. A. 
 
 Agricultural Exhibitions and Shows. [See Agriculture 
 — Societies, Boards, Exhibitions. 
 
 Agricultural Implements and Machinery. A. 
 
 Agricultural Labourer, The. F. [See also Agriculture 
 and Politics ; Labour Question ; Working Classes.] 
 
 Agricultural Periodicals. [See Agriculture — Periodicals.] 
 
 Agricultural Pests. General. A. [See also Entomology, 
 Economic ; Fungi in Agriculture ; Insects, Injurious ; 
 Plant Diseases ; Rabbits ; Weeds ; and under each 
 special Pest.] 
 
 Agricultural Statistics. [See Agriculture— Statistics.] 
 
 Agriculture — General. A. [See also Agricultural Chemis- 
 try ; Agricultural Colleges ; Agricultural Engineering ; 
 Agricultural Implements; Agricultural Labourer; Agri- 
 culture and Politics; Bees and Bee-farming; Botany — 
 Economic ; Cattle ; Crop Reports ; Dairy Farming ; 
 Diiirying ; Drainage ; Ensilage ; Entomology — Econo- 
 mic: Experiment Farms and Stations; Farm Buildings; 
 Fences; Forestry; Fruitgrowing; Gardening; Geology, 
 Agricultural ; Grain Magazines ; Grasses ; Horses ; 
 Manures ; Pastures ; Pigs ; Plant Diseases ; Poultry ; 
 Sericulture ; Sheep ; Soils ; Stock and Stock-breeding ; 
 Tropical Agriculture ; Vegetable Gardening ; Viticul- 
 ture ; Wool ; and under each special crop.] 
 
 Manuals and Text-books. A. 
 
 Dictionaries and Cyclopsedias. A. 
 
 Addresses. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies, Boards, Exhibitions. E. 
 
 Education, Teaching, Museums. G. 
 
 History of. A. 
 
 Statistics. E. 
 
 Agriculture and Politics. F. [See also Agricultural 
 Labourer; Grange, The; Land Tenure ; Rent.] 
 
 Agrostology. [See Grasses.] 
 
 Ague. [See Malarial Fever.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Ainos. A. [/See a?so Anthropology ; Japanese.] 
 
 Air — Chemistry. A. [SeeaZso Argon; Hygiene; Krypton; 
 Nitrogen ; Oxygen ; Ventilation.] 
 
 Air — Physics. A. [See also Aeronautics ; Air Engines ; 
 Barometers; Compressed Air; Pneumatics.] 
 
 Air Engines. A. 
 
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 [See also American Civil 
 International Law.] 
 
 Air Pump. A. \_Sec also Physics — Teaching ; Science — 
 Teaching, Laboratories, Apparatus.] 
 
 Aix-la-Chapelle. B. and D. 
 
 Aix les Bains. A and D. [See also Baths and Bathing ; 
 Health Resorts.] 
 
 Akhmin, El. [See Egyptology.] 
 
 Akkadians. [See Accadians.] 
 
 Akra Language. J. [See also African Languages.] 
 
 Alabama, State. B. and D. 
 
 " Alabama," The. B. and F. 
 War ; Geneva Arbitration : 
 Alabaster. A. 
 Alaska and Archipelago. D. 
 Albania. D. 
 Albert Nyanza. D. 
 
 Albigenses. G. [See also Anabaptists ; Baptists ; Men- 
 nonites ; Persecutions ; Waldenses.] 
 
 Albuminoids. A. [/Se« a?.w Floods, Chemistry of ; Physio- 
 logical Chemistry ; Proteids.] 
 Albuminuria. A, [See also Kidneys — Disease.s.] 
 
 Alchemy. G. [See also Chemistry — History of; Occult 
 Sciences. ] 
 
 Alcoholism. A and F. [See also Curatel Procedure ; 
 Delirium Tremens ; Dipsomania ; Drink Question ; 
 Temperance.] 
 
 Alcohols. A. [ See also BraLndy ; Brewing; Chemistry; 
 Cordials and Liqueurs ; Distillation ; Gin ; Whisky ; 
 
 Wines.] 
 
 Alcyonaria. A. [See also Actinozoa.] 
 Aldermen. C. [See also Municipal Corporations.] 
 Alderney Cattle. A. [See also Dairy Cattle.] 
 D. 
 
 [See also Book Rarities ; Books of 
 and under Aldus Manutius in Author 
 
 Alderney, Island. 
 
 Aldine Press. J. 
 
 16th Century ; 
 
 Catalogue.] 
 Ale. A. [See also Brewing ; Malting.] 
 " Alert," The. B. 
 Alexandria. B. and D. 
 Alfalfa. [Sec Lucerne.] 
 
 Algse. A. [See also Aquariums ; Botany, Cryptogamic ; 
 Deamids ; Diatoms; Infusoria; Lichens; Seaweeds.] 
 
 Algebra. A. [See also Determinants; Equation.s, Theory 
 of; Mathematics; Numbers, Theory and Concept of.] 
 
 Algiers and Algeria. D. [See also Arabs ; Berbers.] 
 
 Algonquin Language. J. [See also Indians, American — 
 
 Languages.] 
 Alhambra, Granada. A. and B. 
 
 Aliens. F. [See also Chinese Question ; Citizenship ; 
 Colored Labor; Coolies; Emigration; International 
 Law ; Kanakas ; Naturalization.] 
 
 Alimanic Language. [Set German Language and Dialects.] 
 
 Alimentary Canal. A. [See also Digestive System ; 
 Intestines ; Stomach.] 
 
Subject Ucadinc/s for Dictionary Index. 
 
 Alimony. F. 
 
 Alkali in Soils. A. \_See also Soils and Subsoils.] 
 
 Alkalies (^lanufacture). A. 
 
 Alkaloids, Animal. \_See Ptomaines.] 
 
 Alkaloids, Vegetable. A. {See also Chemistry, Organic ; 
 Cinchona; Morphia; Quinine; Strychnine.] 
 
 Allahabad. D. 
 
 Alleghany Mountains. D. 
 
 Allegories, Religious. G. [See also Parables ; Religious 
 
 Stories.] 
 
 Allegory. J. [See alun Rhetoric] 
 
 Alligators and Crocodiles. A. 
 
 Alliteration. J. 
 
 Alloys. A. 
 
 Allusions, Dictionaries of. [See Quotations.] 
 
 Alluvium. [Venereology; Goldfields; Gold-mining.] 
 
 Almanacs and Calendars. E. [See also Chronology ; 
 Nautical Ahnanacs ; Year-books. J 
 
 Almshouses. [See Asylums, Benevolent ; Charities; Poor- 
 laws ; Work-houses.] 
 
 Aloe. [See Agave.] 
 
 Alpaca. A. 
 
 Alphabets — (Philology). J. [See also Cuneiform Inscrip- 
 tions ; Hieroglyphics ; Inscriptions ; Paleography ; 
 Writing ; and sub-heading Alphabet under each Lan- 
 guage.] 
 
 Alphabets, Initials, and Monograms. A. [See also 
 Illumination — Fine Arts.] 
 
 Alpine Clubs. D. [See also Mountaineering.] 
 Alpine Plants, A. [See also Botany and Flora — New 
 Zealand; Botany and Flora — Switzerland.] 
 
 Alps. D. [See also Alpine Clubs ; Alpine Plants ; 
 Australian Alps ; Mountaineering.] 
 
 Alsace. D. 
 
 Altars. G. [See also Lord's Supper ; Mass.] 
 
 Alternation of Generations. A. [See also Biology.] 
 
 Althorp Library. J. 
 
 Altruism. G. [See also Benevolence ; Charity ; Egoism ; 
 
 Individualism ; Optimism ; Socialism.] 
 Alum. A. 
 Aluminium. A. 
 Amalgamation. A. [See also Alloys ; Mercury.] 
 
 Amaryllidse. A. [See also Bulbs and Dulb-culture ; 
 Narcissus and Jonquil.] 
 
 Amateur Theatricals. H. [See also Acting ; Charades ; 
 Pantomime ; Tableaux.] 
 
 Amazon River. D. 
 
 Amazulus. [See Zulus.] 
 
 Ambassadors and Diplomatists. C. [See also Consuls and 
 Consular Service ; Diplomacy.] 
 
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 Amber. A. 
 
 
 Amber-Cane. [&« Sorghums.] 
 
 
 Ambergris. A. \_See also Whales and Whale-fishing.] 
 
 
 Ambiguity. G. 
 
 
 Amboyna. MD. \_See also New Guinea and Archipelago.] 
 
 , 
 
 Ambrim. MD. \_See also New Hebrides.] 
 
 
 Ambulances and Ambulance Work. A. \^See also 
 Accidents ; Bandaging ; Medical Service ; Red Cross 
 Associations.] 
 
 k 
 
 America. General. B. and D. [See also American Civil 
 War ; American Law ; American Literature ; Ameri- 
 can War of Independence ; Canada; Central America ; 
 Indians ; Mexican War ; North America ; Pilgrim 
 Fathers ; Race Problems ; South America ; United 
 States ; and under each Country and each Subject 
 Heading that is sub-divided by Countries.] 
 
 
 
 
 
 " 
 
 American Art. [See Fine Arts — American.] 
 
 
 American Association for the Advancement of Science. 
 
 A. [See also in Author Catalogue for its Publications.] 
 
 
 American Church. [See Episcopal Church, America.] 
 
 
 American Civil War, 1861. B. [See also Confederate 
 States ; United States — Politics.] 
 
 
 American Law, [See Law — American.] 
 
 
 American Literature. General. J. [See also American- 
 isms ; Canadian Literature ; Dramatic Literature- 
 American ; Fiction — American ; Periodicals — Ameri- 
 can ; Poetry — American.] 
 
 • 
 
 American Negroes. A. [See also Coloured Schools ; 
 Race Problems.] 
 
 American War (1812). B. 
 
 
 American-Spanish War (1898). B. 
 
 
 American War of Independence, 1775-83. B. 
 
 
 Americanisms. J. [See also English Language — 
 Dialects.] 
 
 
 Americans. A. 
 
 
 Amharic. J. [See also Ethiopic Languages.] 
 
 Amherst College. G. 
 
 Ammonia. A. [See also Agricultural Chemistry; 
 Manures ; Refrigerating Machinery.] 
 
 Ammunition. A. [See also Explosives; Gunpowder 
 Projectiles.] 
 
 Amoeba. A. [See also Rhyzopoda.] 
 
 Amos, Book of. G. 
 
 
 Amphibia. [See Batrachia.] 
 
 Amphincura. A. 
 
 Amphioxus. A. 
 
 Amphipoda. A. [See also Crustacea.] 
 
 Amsterdam. D. 
 
 
 Amulets. B. [See also Charms; Magic; Symbols; 
 Witchcraft.] 
 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Amusements. General. A. \See also Amateur Theatri- 
 cals ; Ballet; Balls; Billiards; Boxing; Camping; Cards 
 Charades; Cliess; Circus; Coaching; Conjuring; Dane 
 ing; Enigmas; Fencing; Fiction — Reading; Games 
 Music; Opera; Palmistry; Pantomime; Puzzles; Re 
 creation; Riddles; Sports and Pastimes; Tableaux 
 Theatre; Toys; Ventriloquism.] 
 
 Anabaptists. G. [See also Baptists ; Hussites.] 
 
 Anaemia. A. 
 
 Anaesthesia. A. 
 
 Anaesthetics. A. [See also Anaesthesia ; Chloroform ; 
 Cocaine; Ether.] 
 
 Anagrams. J. 
 
 Analytical Chemistry. A. [See also Agricultural 
 Chemistry ; Blowpipe Analysis ; Chemistry — Organic 
 Drugs ; Food Adulteration ; Foods, Chemistry of 
 Fruits, Analyses of ; Gas Analysis ; Milk ; Soils 
 Spectrum Analysis ; Technological Chemistry ; Water 
 and Water Analysis.] 
 
 Anarchy and Anarchists. F. [See also Nihilism ; Re- 
 formers, Social.] 
 
 Anatomy — General. A. [See also Anatomy — Compara- 
 tive ; Animal ^Mechanism ; Anthropometry ; Artistic 
 Anatomy ; Bones ; Circulatory System ; Digestive 
 System ; Genito-urinary System ; Histology ; Lym- 
 phatic System ; Morphology ; Nerves and Nervous 
 System ; Respiratory System ; Resurrectionists ; 
 Skeletons ; Surgery ; Vascular Sy.stem ; Vivisection ; 
 and under each organ of the body.] 
 
 Comparative A. 
 
 Ancestor Worship. G. [See also Confucianism.] 
 
 Ancient History. [See Greece — History ; History, Ancient ; 
 Roman Empire ; and under each ancient Country.] 
 
 Anchors. A. 
 
 Andaman Islands. D. [See also Papuan Languages ; 
 Papuans. ] 
 
 Andes. D. 
 
 Anecdotes. J. [-See aZ«o Humour and Comic Literature; 
 Tales.] 
 
 Anemones— (Botany). A. [5'^« a?»o Bulbs and Bulb-cul- 
 ture.] 
 
 Anemones — (Zoology). A. [See also Anthozoa.] 
 
 Anemometry. A. [See also Meteorology.] 
 
 Aneroid Barometer. [See Barometers.] 
 
 Aneurisms. A. [See also Aorta ; Arteries.] 
 
 Angeiology. A. [See also Lymphatic System.] 
 
 Angels. G. [See also Demonology.] 
 
 Anger. G. 
 
 Angina Pectoris. A. [See also Aneurisms ; Heart] 
 
 Angling. [See Fishing and Fishing Tackle.] 
 
 Anglo-Indian Terms and Phrases. J. 
 
 Anglo-Indians. A. 
 
 Anglo-Israelism. G. 
 
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 Fuhlic Library of Neio South Wales. 
 
 Anglo-^''orman Literature. [See English Literature — 
 
 (1066-1400).] 
 
 Anglo-Saxon Chronicle. B. 
 
 Anglo-Saxon History. B. [See also England — History, 
 
 800-1066.] 
 
 Anglo-Saxon Language. J. 
 
 Anglo-Saxon Law. [See Law — Anglo-Saxon.] 
 
 Anglo-Saxon Literature. J. [See also Old English 
 Language and Literature; and under Alfred the Great; 
 Beowulf ; Csedmon ; Cynewulf in Author Catalogue,] 
 
 A. [See also English, The.] 
 [Sec Nematodes.] 
 A. 
 [See Aberdeen Polled Angus.] 
 
 [•See also Coal-tar; Colours and Colour- 
 
 Fishes 
 
 A. 
 
 Anglo-Saxons. 
 Anguillulidse. 
 Angora Goat. 
 Angus Cattle. 
 
 Aniline Dyes. 
 
 ing; Dyes and Dyeing.] 
 
 Animal Communities. A. 
 
 Animal Electricity. A. [See also Electrical 
 Electro-biology ; Electro-physiology.] 
 
 Animal Food. [See Food ; Meat ; Vegetarianism.] 
 
 Animal Heat. A. 
 
 Animal Industry, U. S. Bureau of. A. [See also Cattle 
 and Cattle Breeding ; and under United States — 
 Department of Agriculture in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Animal Instinct and Intelligence. [See Instinct.] 
 
 Animal Language. J. 
 
 Animal-lore. A. [See also Natural History.] 
 
 Animal Magnetism. [See Animal Electricity ; Clairvoy- 
 ance; Electro-Biology; Hypnotism.] 
 
 Animal Mechanism and Locomotion. A. [See also 
 Physiology — General.] 
 
 Animal Painting. A. 
 
 Animal Physiology. [See Animal Mechanism ; Par- 
 thenogenesis ; Physiology— (ieneral.] 
 
 Animal Products. A. [See also Bones ; Fats and Oils ; 
 Gelatine ; Horn ; and under each Product.] 
 
 Animal Plagues. [-SeeCattle Plagues; Diseases of Animals; 
 Veterinary Science.] 
 
 Animalcules. A. [See also Acalephae ; Actinozoa ; 
 Coelenterata ; Ctenophora ; Echinodemiata ; Foramini- 
 fera ; Hydrozoa ; Infusoria ; Polyps ; Protozoa ; Radi- 
 ata ; Rhyzopoda ; Rotifera ; Sponges.] 
 
 Animals — General. A. [See also Animal Communities ; 
 Animal Language ; Animal-lore ; Animal Mechanism ; 
 Animals, Worship of ; Bestiaries ; Cruelty to Animals ; 
 Diseases of Animals ; Domestication ; Instinct and 
 Animal Intelligence ; Menageries : Natural History ; 
 Physiology — Comparative ; Veterinary Science ; Viva- 
 riums ; Zoology ; and under each Animal.] 
 
 Hygiene, Feeding and Treatment. A. [See also 
 
 Cruelty to Animals; Diseases of Animals; Feeding 
 Experiments ; Menageries.] 
 
 Animals and Plants in Mythology. B. [See also Animal- 
 lore ; Plant-lore.] 
 
Subject Seadingafor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Annuities. 
 
 Anodynes. 
 
 Anomalies. 
 
 Anonyms. 
 
 Ant-eaters. 
 
 Animals, Worship of. G. [&e a?so Serpent Worship.] 
 
 Animism. G. [See also Materialism.] 
 
 Anjoane Dialect. [See Mozambique People and Languages.] 
 
 Annam. 1). 
 
 Annamese Language. J. 
 
 Annelids. A. [See also Archiannelida ; Chsetopoda ; 
 Earthworms ; Hehninthology ; Nemertines.] 
 
 Annexation. 
 
 Annuals. [See General Information, Works of ; Year- 
 books.] 
 
 F. [See also Insurance — Life.] 
 
 A. [See also AniEsthetics ; Chlorodyne.] 
 
 G. 
 [See Pseudonyms and Anonyms.] 
 
 A. [See also Ecliidna ; TachyglossidiB.] 
 
 Antarctic Regions and Voyages. D. [See also Arctic 
 Regions ; South Pole.] 
 
 Antelopes. A. 
 
 Anthems. [/S«« Church Music; Hymns and Hymnody.] 
 
 Anthologies. J. (By Literatures.) 
 
 Anthozoa. A. [See also Actinozoa ; Alcyonaria ; Anem- 
 ones ; Ccelenterata ; Corals ; Polyps.] 
 
 Anthracene. A. [See also Coal-tar.] 
 
 Anthracite. [See Coal.] 
 
 Anthrax. A. [See also Diseases of Animals.] 
 
 Anthropological Periodicals. [See Anthropology — 
 Periodicals.] 
 
 Anthropological Societies. [See Anthropology— Societies.] 
 
 Anthropology. — General. A. [See also Aborigines of 
 Australia ; Abnormities ; Ainos ; Anthropometry ; 
 ArchsBology ; Aryans ; Bronze Age ; Civilization ; 
 Craniology ; Degeneration ; Development ; Dwarfs ; 
 Ethiopians ; Ethnography ; Ethnology ; Evolution ; 
 Giants ; Gypsies ; Heredity ; Indians, American ; 
 Industries, Primitive ; Iron Age ; Lake-Dwellers ; 
 Malayan Races ; Man, Antiquity of ; Man, Natural 
 History of ; Maoris ; Mongolians ; Monstrosities ; 
 Negroes ; Papuans ; Pigmies ; Primeval Man ; Primi- 
 tive Society ; Rock-carvings ; Sign Language ; Stone 
 Age ; Totemism ; Troglodytes ; and under each Race of 
 Mankind.] 
 
 Museums and Collections. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 By Countries. [See Ethnology — By Countries.] 
 
 Anthropometry. A. [See also Identification of Criminals.] 
 
 Anthropomorphism. G. 
 
 Anthropophagy. [See Cannibals and Cannibalism.] 
 
 Anti-Christ. G. [See also Prophecy.] 
 
 Anti-Corn Law Struggle. [See Corn Laws.] 
 
 Anti-toxine. [See Toxine and Anti-toxine.] 
 
 Antigua. D. [See also West Indies.] 
 
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 Public Lihrary of New South Wales. 
 
 Antilles. D. 
 
 Antimony. A. 
 
 Antinomianism. G. \^See also Calvinism.] 
 
 Antiquarian Periodicals. [^See Archaeology — Periodicals.] 
 
 Antiquarian Societies. [/Si!* Archseology — Societies; His- 
 tory — Societies.] 
 Antiquarians. C. 
 
 Antiquities. [^See Arcliseology ; Architectural Antiquities ; 
 Athens ; Biblical Archreology ; Classical Dictionaries ; 
 Customs and Manners ; Egyptology ; Folk-lore ; 
 Mounds ; Mythology ; Palseography ; Parthenon ; 
 Pompeii ; Pyramids and Obelisks ; Rome.] 
 
 Antiquities byCountries. [iSee Archaeology — ByCountries.] 
 
 Antiquity of Man. \_See Man, Antiquity of.] 
 
 Antiseptics. A. \_See also Disinfection and Disinfectants ; 
 Medicine — Cyclopsediaa ; Obstetrics ; Preserving and 
 Preservatives ; Surgery.] 
 
 Antonyms. [See Synonyms and Antonyms.] 
 
 Ants. A. [See also Agricultural Ant ; Entomology ; 
 
 Heterogyna; Hymenoptera ; Insects; Termites; White 
 
 Ants.] 
 Aorta — Diseases. A. [See also Arteries ; Heart.] 
 Apaches. A. [See also Indians, American.] 
 Apes. A. [&e aZso Chimpanzee Monkeys ; Orang-outang.] 
 Apetalse. A. [See also Dicotyledonse.] 
 Aphasia. A. [See also Paralysis ; Voice.] 
 
 Aphides. A. [See also Entomology, Economic ; Insects, 
 Injurious ; Woolly Blight.] 
 
 Aphis lanigera. [See Aphides; Apples and Apple-growing; 
 Woolly Blight.] 
 
 Aphorisms. [See Epigrams ; Maxims ; Proverbs ; Quo- 
 tations.] 
 
 Apiculture. 
 
 Apocalypse. 
 
 Apocrypha. 
 
 Book of.] 
 Apologetics. G 
 Apologists. G. 
 Apoplexy. A. [See also Brain.] 
 
 Apostles and Apostolic Church. G. [See also Christian 
 Biography ; Ecclesiastical History ; Fathers of the 
 Church ; Patristic Literature.] 
 
 Apostles' Creed. G. 
 
 Apostolic Succession. G. [See also Church of England ; 
 Ecclesiastical History ; Episcopacy ; Roman Catholi- 
 cism ; Theology, Pastoral.] 
 
 Apothecaries. [/See Druggists ; Pharx.acy.] 
 
 Apparatus, Scientific. [See under sub-heading Teaching 
 under each Science.] 
 
 Apparitions. G. [See also Clairvoyance ; Demonology ; 
 Ghosts; Hallucinations; Magic; Miracles; Spiritualism; 
 Superstition.] 
 
 Appeal Courts. F. 
 
 Appendicitis, A. 
 
 [See Bees and Bee-farming.] 
 [See Revelations.] 
 G. [See also Canon of Scripture ; Enoch, 
 
 [See also Christian Evidences; Miracles.] 
 
Subject Seadingsfop Dictionary Index. 
 
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 A. \_See also Decoration and Ornament.] 
 [See also Aden ; Arabs ; Bed Sea ; Sinai ; 
 
 Apperception. [See Knowledge, Theory of.] 
 
 Apples and Apple-growing. A. [See also Cider ; Codling 
 Moth ; Entomology, Economic ; Fruit-growing ; In- 
 sects, Injuriou.s ; Plant Diseases ; Pomology ; Scale 
 Insects ; Woolly Blight.] 
 
 Apprentices and Apprenticeship. F. 
 
 Aptera. A. [See also Entomology.] 
 
 Aquariums. A. [See also Algse ; Fishes; Marine Zoology ; 
 Zoology — I aboratories. | 
 
 Aquatic Gardening and Plants. A. [See also Algse; 
 
 Characeiv ; Desmids ; Diatoms ; Pelagic Botany.] 
 Aquatics. A. [See also Boating; Swimming; Yachting.] 
 
 Aqueducts. A. [>S«« a?so Hydraulic Engineering ; Water 
 
 Supply.] 
 Arabesques. 
 
 Arabia. D. 
 Yemen.] 
 Arabia Petrffia. D. 
 Arabic Language. J. 
 Arabic Literature. J. 
 Arabs. A. 
 
 Arachnida. A. [S«« aZj!o Acarina ; AraneinajArthrogastra; 
 
 Artliropoda ; Mites ; Scorpions ; Spiders.] 
 Aragon. B. and D. 
 
 Aramaic Language. .1. [See also Babylon and Babylonia ; 
 
 Chaldean Language ; Cuneiform Inscriptions.] 
 Araneidse. A. [^See also Arachnida, ; Spiders.] 
 
 Arbitration and Conciliation. F. [See also Capital and 
 Labour ; Labour Question — Laws and Legislation ; 
 Master and Servant ; Strikes.] 
 
 Arbitration, International. F. [See also Alabama, The ; 
 Behring Sea Fisheries ; Disarmament ; Geneva Arbitra- 
 tion ; International Law and Relations.] 
 
 Arbor-Day. A. and G. [See also Forestry.] 
 
 Arboriculture. [See Forestry ; Fruit-growing.] 
 
 Archaeology. General. B. [See also Abbeys ; Amulets : 
 Anthropology ; Architectural Antiquities ; Arms and 
 Armour ; Athens ; Biblical Archeology ; Brasses ; 
 Bronze Age ; Castles ; Catacombs ; Cathedrals and 
 Churches ; Caves ; Christian Anticjuities ; Christian 
 Art ; Classical Antiquities ; Classical Dictionaries ; 
 Cliff Dwellings ; Coins ; Costume ; Cros.ses ; Customs 
 and Manners ; Egyptology ; Epitaphs ; Ethnology ; 
 Folklore; Heraldry; Hieroglyphics; History, Ancient ; 
 History, Mediwvjil ; Indians, American ; Inscriptions ; 
 Iron Age ; Lake-dwellers ; Monuments ; Mounds ; 
 Mummies ; Mythology ; Numismatics ; Pageants ; 
 Palfeography; Parthenon; Pompeii; Pottery; Pyramids 
 
 " ' ~ Round Towers; Sculpture; 
 
 Stone Age ; Stone- 
 
 and Obelisks 
 
 Rome ; 
 Seals ; Signs and Sign-boards 
 henge ; Superstition ; Temples ; 
 Ancient Countries and Places.] 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 — Periodicals. 
 
 — Societies. 
 
 — By Countries. 
 
 and the names of 
 
u 
 
 Fublio Lihi'ciry of X?to South TFales. 
 
 Archaeologists, C. 
 
 Archseopteryx. A. [See also Palaeontology — Ai-es.] 
 
 Archbishops. [See Bishops ; Christian Biography.] 
 
 Archery. A. 
 
 Arches. A. 
 
 Arches of Triumph. B. 
 
 Archiannelida. A. [See also Annelids ; Helminthology.] 
 
 Architects. C. 
 
 Architects and Contractors. (Law.) F. 
 
 Architectural Acoustics. A. 
 
 Architectural Antiquities. A. 
 
 Architectural Drawing. A. 
 
 Architectural Drawings. A. [See also Plans.] 
 
 Architectural Periodicals. [See Architecture — Perio- 
 dicals ; Building — Periodicals.] 
 
 Architectural Societies. [See Architecture — Societies.] 
 
 Architecture, General. A. [See also Abbeys; Alhambra; 
 Arches; Architects; Architectural Acoustics; Archi- 
 tectural Antiquities ; Architectural Drawing; Archi- 
 tecture — Periodicals; Architecture — Societies; Archi- 
 tecture — By Countries; Building; Building Materials ; 
 Building — Periodicals; Carpentry ; Castles; Cathedrals 
 and Churches ; Cattle Markets ; Christian Art ; Dairy 
 Buildings; Decoration; Dwelling Hou.ses ; Ecclesias- 
 tical Architecture ; Farm Buildings ; Fine Arts — By 
 Countries ; Grain Magazines and Elevators ; Heating 
 of Buildings ; Horticultural Buildings ; Hospitals ; 
 Hotels ; Libraries ; Marine Architecture ; Naval 
 Architecture ; Palaces ; Parthenon ; Plans ; Pyramids 
 and Obelisks ; Roofs ; Sanitary Engineering ; Schools ; 
 Sculpture ; Specifications ; Stair-building ; Strength of 
 Materials ; Temples ; Theatres ; Tombs : Towers and 
 Spires ; Ventilation.] 
 
 Dictionaries and Cyclopfedias. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 By Countries. 
 
 [As.syrian, Babylonian, Chaldean, 
 Byzantine, Chinese, Gothic, Grecian, Egyptian, Indian, 
 Japanese, Persian, Roman, Romanesque, Swiss.] 
 
 Arctic Regions and Voyages. D. [See also Antarctic 
 Regions ; Franklin Expedition ; North Pole.] 
 
 Argentine Republic. D. [See also Buenos Ayres.] 
 
 Argon, A. [See also Air.] 
 
 Argonauts. (Mythology). B. [See also Mythology — • 
 Greek.] 
 
 Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. B. [See also 
 Highland Regiments.] 
 
 Arians and Arianism, G. [See also Heresies ; Nestorian 
 Church; Socinianism; Trinity; Unitarianism.] 
 
 Aristocracy. F and K. [See also Baronetage; Constitu- 
 tions of Countries ; Fanuly Histories ; Genealogy ; 
 Gentry, Landed ; Heraldry ; Peerage ; Seats of 
 Nobility ; Visitations of Counties.] 
 
 By Countries. K. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionari/ Index. 
 
 15 
 
 ^ristotelianism. (i. [See also Philosophy — Greek ; and 
 under Aristotle in Author Catalogue.] ' 
 
 Arithmetic. A. [See also Book-keeping ; Calculating 
 Machines ; Mensuration ; Metric System ; Numbers, 
 Theory and Concept of ; Weights and Measures.] 
 
 Armada, Spanish. B. 
 
 Armenia. D. [See also Armenian Church ; Armenian 
 Massacres ; Turkey in Asia.] 
 
 Armenian Church. G. [See also Ecclesiastical History.] 
 
 Armenian Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Armenian Massacres. B. 
 
 Armenians. A. 
 
 Armies — Ganeral. A. [See also Army, British; and under 
 sub-heading Army under each Country.] 
 
 Arminianism. G. [See also Calvinism ; Predestination.] 
 
 Armored Ships. [See Naval Architecture; Naval En- 
 gineering ; Warships.] 
 
 Armorican. J. 
 
 Arms and Armour. A. [See also Artillery ; Military Art 
 and Science ; Small Arms ; Swords ; Weapons.] 
 
 Fine Arts. A. 
 
 Army, British. B. [See also Armies — General; Army 
 Service Corps ; Artillery ; Battles ; Camel Corps ; 
 Cavalry ; India — Army ; Infantry ; Medical Service — 
 Army and Navy ; Military Art and Science ; Militia ; 
 Mounted Infantry ; Regimental Histories ; Transport, 
 Military ; Victoria Cross ; Volunteers ; and under Great 
 Britain and Ireland — War Office in the Author Cata- 
 logue. For other Armies see under the Country ; e.ff., 
 Germany — Armi/.^ 
 
 Examinations. G. [See also Great Britain and 
 
 Ireland — War Office in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Lists. E. 
 
 Medical Schools and Museums. G. [See also 
 
 Medical Service, Army and Navy.] 
 
 Orders, Regulations and Instructions. F. 
 
 Army Service Corps. A. [&e a7«o Transport, Military.] 
 
 Army, U. S. [See United States — Army.] 
 
 Aromadendric Acid. MA. [See also Gums.] 
 
 Army Worm. (Leucaniaunipuncta.) A. [See also Insects, 
 Injurious ; Noctuidre.] 
 
 Arrest. F. 
 
 Arrow-heads. [See Archaeology ; Stone Age.] 
 
 Arsenals. A. [See also Military Architecture.] 
 
 Arsenic. A. [Se^a^so Poisons, Poisoning and Antidotes.] 
 
 Arson. F. 
 
 Art. [See Fine Arts ; Industrial Arts.] 
 
 Art Criticism. A. [See also Pre-Raphaelitism.] 
 
 Art Education. [See Drawing ; Fine Arts— Teaching ; 
 Technical and Industrial Education.] 
 
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 Public Library of New South TFalej, 
 
 Art Galleries. [See Fine Arts — Galleries, Exhibitions ; 
 aZso Berlin Royal Academy ; British Museum; Louvre; 
 Luxembourg Gallery ; Pitti Gallery ; Tate Gallery ; 
 Uffizzi Gallery ; National Gallery ; South Kensington 
 Museum ; <and under the name of each gallery in the 
 Author Catalogue ; and in the Index.] 
 
 Art Needlework. [See Needlework— Fine Arts.] 
 Art Periodicals. [See Fine Arts — Periodicals.] 
 Art Sales. A. 
 
 Art Societies, [See Fine Arts — Societies ; also under the 
 title of each Art Academy or Society.] 
 
 Art Teaching. [See Fine Arts — Teaching.] 
 
 Art Unions, F. 
 
 Arteries. A. 
 
 Artesian Water and Wells. A. [See also Bores and 
 Boring ; Diamond Drills ; Wells and Well-boring.] 
 
 Arthritis. A. [See also Rheumatic Arthritis.] 
 
 Arthrogastra. A. [See also Scorpions.] 
 
 Arthrology. [See Joints — Anatomy.] 
 
 Arthropoda. A. [See also Arachnida ; Crustacea ; Ento- 
 mology ; Myriopoda ; Onychophora ; Xiphosura.] 
 
 Arthurian Romances. J. [See also Anglo-Saxon Litera- 
 ture ; Folk-lore ; Holy Grail ; Legends ; Mabinogion ; 
 Old English Language and Literature.] 
 
 Articled Clerks— Law. F. 
 
 Articles of Association. [See Companies— Law.] 
 
 Articulata. A. [See also Arthropoda ; Worms.] 
 
 Artificial Flowers. A. 
 
 Artillery. A. [See also Ammunition; Gatling Guns; 
 Gunnery; Gunpowder; Machine Guns ; Maxim Guns ; 
 MilitaryArt and Science; N aval Artil lery ; Nordenf eld t 
 Guns ; Projectiles.] 
 
 Artisans. [See Working Classes.] 
 
 Artistic Anatomy. A. 
 
 Artists. C. [(S«e a/so Architects ; Engravers; Musicians; 
 
 Sculptors,] 
 Arts and Trades. [See Industrial Arts.] 
 
 Aryan Languages. J. [See also Celtic, Hellenic, Indie, 
 Iranic, Italic, Slavonic, Teutonic Languages ; Philo- 
 logy — Comparative. ] 
 
 Aryans. A. [See also Anthropology ; Ethnology.] 
 
 Asbestos. A. 
 
 Asceticism. G. [<S«« aZso Fasts and Fasting ; Monasticism; 
 Montanism ; Religious Orders.] 
 
 Ascidians. [See Tunicata.] 
 
 Ashantee. D. [See also Coomassie.] 
 
 Ashes. [See Agricultural Chemistry ; Wood-ashes.] 
 
 Asia. D. [See also Central Asia ; and under the names 
 of each Country and City.] 
 
 Asia Minor. D. [iSe* a?so Armenia; Palestine and Syria ; 
 Turkey in Asia.] 
 
 Asparagus. A. [See also Vegetable Gardening.] 
 
 Asphalt. A. [See also Bitumen ; Coal-tar.] 
 
Subject JSeadingafor Dictionary Index. 
 
 17 
 
 Asphyxia. A. 
 
 Aspidiotus perniciosus. [5ee San Jose Scale.] 
 
 Assam. D. [^See also Nagas.] 
 
 Assassination. F. 
 
 Assassins. C. [See also Thugs.] 
 
 Assaying. A. [See also Gold ; Metallurgy ; Silver.] 
 
 Asses. A. 
 
 Assigned Servants. [See Convicts and Convict System — 
 New South Wales.] 
 
 Assignments — Law. F. [See also Bankruptcy ; Mort- 
 gages ; Real Property.] 
 
 Associationalism. G. [See also Intuitionalism ; Know- 
 ledge, Theory of.l 
 
 Associations. F. [See also Corporations and Companies.] 
 
 Assurance. [See Insurance.] 
 
 Assyria. D. [See also Babylon and Babylonia ; Chaldea ; 
 
 Media ; Mesopotamia ; Nineveh ; Susa.] 
 Assyrian Language and Literature. J. [See also 
 
 Accadians ; Archseology — Assyria ; Babylon ; Biblical 
 
 Archieology ; Biblical Criticism ; Chaldean Language ; 
 
 Cuneiform Inscriptions ; Mesopotamia.] 
 
 Asteroidea. A. [See also Echinoderniata ; Star Fishes.] 
 
 Asteroids. A. [See also Astronomy ; Stars ; Sun and 
 Solar System.] 
 
 Asthma. A. 
 
 Astigmatism. A. [See also Eye, The, and Eyesight.] 
 
 Astrolabe, The. A. [See also Astronomical Instruments.] 
 
 Astrology. G. [/See aZ»o Fortune-telling; Occult Sciences.] 
 
 Astronomers, Lives of. C. 
 
 Astronomical Instruments, A. [See also Astrolabe ; 
 Spectroscope ; Telescope.] 
 
 Astronomical Observations and Observatory Reports. 
 [See Adelaide Observatory; Astronomy — OlDservatories 
 and Stations ; Greenwich Observatory ; Melbourne 
 Observatory ; Observatories — General ; Sydney Obser- 
 vatory ; and under the title of each Observatory in 
 Author Catalogue, for its Publications.] 
 
 Astronomical Periodicals. [See Astronomy — Periodicals.] 
 
 Astronomical Photography. A. 
 
 Astronomical Societies. [>S'ee Astronomy — Societies.] 
 
 Astronomy. A. [-See also Almanacs ; Asteroids ; Astro- 
 logy ; Astronomers ; Astronomical Instruments 
 Astronomical Photography ; Astro-Physics ; Calendars 
 Comets; Cosmic Dust; Eclipses; Geodesy; Gravitation 
 Greenwich Observatory ; Jupiter ; Latitude Deter- 
 minations ; Longitude Determinations ; Mars 
 Meteorology; Meteors; Milky Way ; Moon; Nautical 
 Almanacs ; Nautical Astronomy ; Navigation ; Nebulse 
 and Star-clusters; Nebular Hypotheses; Observatories; 
 Pendulum Experiments; Planets; Plurality of Worlds; 
 Satellites ; Saturn ; Seasons ; Spectroscope ; Spectrum 
 Analysis ; Star Atlases ; Star Catalogues ; Sun and 
 Solar System ; Telescope, The ; Tides ; Transits ; 
 Venus ; Zodiac ; Zodiacal Light ; and under each 
 Planet.] 
 
 Observatories and Stations — Reports. E. 
 
 c 
 
3.8 
 
 Fublio Library of New South Wales. 
 
 Astronomy — Periodicals. E. 
 
 ■ — Societies. E. 
 
 : Nautical. [See Nautical Astronomy.] 
 
 Astro-Physics. A. 
 
 Asylums, Benevolent. F. [/S««a7so Hospitals; Orphans 
 and Orphan Schools ; Poor Laws ; Workhouses.] 
 
 Asylums for Blind. [See Blind — Asylums.] 
 
 Asylums for Deaf and Dumb. [See Deaf and Dumb — 
 
 Asylums.] 
 Asylums for Indigent Children, [See Children's Asylums.] 
 Asylums, Lunatic. [See Lunatic Asylums.] 
 Atavism. A. [See also Heredity.] 
 Athanasian Creed. G. [See also Creeds.] 
 Athanasianism. G. 
 Athens. D. [See also Parthenon.] 
 
 Atheism. G. [See also Agnosticism ; Deism ; Freethought ; 
 God ; Humanitarianism ; Infidelity ; Materialism ; 
 Mysticism ; Pantheism ; Positivism ; Rationalism ; 
 Spinozism ; Theism ; Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Athletics. A. [See also Gymnastics; Olympic Games; 
 Phjsical Education; Running; Sports.] 
 
 Associations, Clubs, Societies. A. 
 
 Athos, Mt. B. [See also Macedonia.] 
 
 Atlantic Ocean. D. 
 
 Atlantis. J. 
 
 Atlas Mountains. D. 
 
 Atlases and Maps : Astronomy. [See Stars — Atlases.] 
 
 Atlases : Geography. D. [See also Maps ; Georgraphy, 
 Ancient — Atlases ; Physical Geography — Atlases and 
 and Maps ; and under each Country.] 
 
 Atmosphere. [See Air.] 
 
 Atolls. [See Corals and Coral Reefs 
 
 Atomic Theory. A. [See also Chemistry— General ; 
 Chemistry — History of ; Molecular Physics.] 
 
 Atonement — Theology. G. [See also Redemption.] 
 
 Atrophy. A. 
 
 Attainder. F. 
 
 Attention. G. 
 
 Attica. B. [/Se« aZso Athens; Greece— History, Ancient.] 
 
 Attorneys. F. [See also Agents.] 
 
 Attorneys-General — Opinions; MF. 
 
 Attorneys-General — Reports. E. 
 
 Auckland Islands. MD. [See also New Zealand.] 
 
 Auctions and Auctioneering. F. 
 
 Auditors (Law.) F. [See also Accountants] 
 
 Auditors General — Reports, E. [See also New South 
 Wales — Auditor-General in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Augsburg Confession. G. [See also Creeds ; Lutheran 
 
 Church.] 
 Augustinianism, G 
 Augustinians. G. [See also Religious Orders.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 19 
 
 Auk, The. A. [See also Palseontology — Aves. 
 
 Aural Surgery. \_See Ear, The.] 
 
 Auricular Confession. [See Confession.] 
 
 Auroras. A. [See also Zodiacal Light.] 
 
 Auscultation. A. [See also Diagnosis.] 
 
 Australasia. MB. and MD. [See also Australia ; New 
 Zealand ; Polynesia ; Tasmania ; and under the names 
 of Cities, Colonies, Islands, Towns, and Subjects.] 
 
 Discovery, Exploration, and Early Voyages. MD. 
 
 Australasian Association for Advancement of Science. 
 
 MA. [See also under this Title in Author Catalogue 
 for its publications.] 
 
 Australia. General and Descriptive. MD. [See also 
 Aborigines of Australia ; Australian Literature ; 
 Australians ; Federation, Australian ; Fine Arts — 
 Australian ; Maps, Early, showing Terra Australis ; 
 Music, Australian ; and under the names of Cities, 
 Colonies, Districts, Mountains, Rivers, Town.s, and 
 Subjects which are sub-divided by countrie.s..] 
 
 Bibliography. MJ. 
 
 Climate. MA. 
 
 Commerce and Trade. MF. 
 
 Constitution and Constitutional Law. MF. 
 
 Constitutional History. MF. 
 
 Defence and Defence Forces. MA. 
 
 Discovery, Exploration, and Early Voyages. MD. 
 
 Finance and Taxation. MF. 
 
 Geography Topography, Maps. MD. [See also 
 
 Maps, Early, showing Terra Australia.] 
 
 Government and Administration. MF. 
 
 History. MB. 
 
 Naval Defence. MA. 
 
 Politics. MF. [See also Federation, Australian.] ^ 
 
 Public Lands. MF. 
 
 Social Life and Customs. MG. 
 
 Statistics. ME. 
 
 Australian Alps. MD. 
 
 Australian Art. [See Fine Arts — Australian.] 
 
 Australian Desert. MD. 
 
 Australian Literature. MJ. [See also Special Catalogue 
 of Australian Authors; and under Fiction— Australian j 
 Tales — Australian ; Poetry — Australian.] 
 
 Australian Museum. MA. 
 
 Australian Music. [See Music — Australian.] 
 
 Australians. MA. [See also Aborigines of Australia.] 
 
 Austria and Hungary. D. [See also Bohemia ; Bosnia ; 
 Carinthia ; Carniola ; Croatia ; Dalmatia ; Herze- 
 govina ; Hungary ; Istria ; Moravia ; Ruthenians ; 
 Silesia ; Transylvania ; Tyrol ; and under the names of 
 Cities, (fee] 
 
 Austro- Italian War, 1866. B. 
 
 Authority in Religion. [See Liberty of Conscience.] 
 
20 
 
 J?ubliG Library of Neio South Wales, 
 
 Authors and Authorship. C. and J. [See also Authors 
 and Publishers ; Copyright and Literary Property ; 
 Dramatists ; Epigrammatists ; Essayists ; Historians ; 
 JournaUsts; Literary Methods and Style; Litterateurs ; 
 Novelists ; Philologists ; Philosophers ; Poets and 
 Song-writers; Pseudonyms and Anonyms; Publishers.] 
 
 • By Countries. 
 
 Authors and Publishers. (Ethics.) G. [See also 
 Publishers.] 
 
 Autocars. [See Motor-Carriages and Auto-cars.] 
 
 Autographs. J. [&« oZso Manuscripts ; Pakeography.] 
 
 Automatism. G. [See also Consciousness ; Unconscious, 
 The.] 
 
 Autopsy. A. 
 
 Autotypes. A. [See also Photography.] 
 
 Autumn. A. 
 
 Avalanches. A. 
 
 Avarice, G. 
 
 Average. [See Insurance — Marine.] 
 
 Aves. [See Birds ; Ornithology ; Palteontology — Aves.] 
 
 Avesta. [See Parseeism ; Zend-Avesta ; Zoroastrianism.] 
 
 Avignon. B. [See also Ecclesiastical History ; Papacy.] 
 
 Awards, Law of. [See Arbitration.] 
 
 Axioms. [See Epigrams ; Maxims ; Proverbs ; Quotations.] 
 
 Ayrshire. D. 
 
 Ayrshire Cattle. A. [See also Dairy Cattle.] 
 
 Azimuth Tables. A. [See also Geodesy.] 
 
 Azores. D. 
 
 Aztec Race. A. [See also Archaeology — Mexico ; 
 Mexico — History.] 
 
 B 
 
 Babylon and Babylonia. D. [See also Accadians ; Assyria ; 
 Biblical Archseology ; Chaldea; Cuneiform Inscriptions; 
 Nineveh.] 
 
 Babylonian Language and Literature, J. 
 
 Baccarat. A. 
 
 Bacillaria. [See Desmids ; Diatoms.] 
 
 Bacilli. [See Bacteriology.] 
 
 Backgammon. A. [See also Games.] 
 
 Baconian Philosophy. G. [^e also Empiricism : 
 Shakspere-Bacon Controversy ; and under Bacon, Sir 
 Francis in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Bacon-making. A. [See also Dairy-farming ; Pigs.] 
 
 Bacteria. [See Bacteriology ; Botany — Cryptogamic ; Fer 
 mentation ; Fungi ; Germs in Disease.] 
 
 Bacteriology. A. [See also Biology — Periodicals; 
 Botany — Cryptogamic ; Microscopy ; Mycetozoa.] 
 
 Economic. A. [See also Fermentation ; Germs 
 
 in Disease ; Leguminosifi ; Nitrogen in Agriculture ; 
 Serums ; Yeasts.] 
 
Subject Headings f<yi' Dictionary Index. 
 
 21 
 
 Bactrian, Old, J. 
 
 Badges, Goats of Arms and Crests. K. [See also 
 Decorations of Honour; Genealogy; Heraldry; Seals.] 
 
 Bagatelle. A. 
 
 Bagdad. D. [See also Caliphs.] 
 
 Bags and Bagging. A. [See also Textile Fabrics ; 
 
 Weaving.] 
 Bahamas. D. 
 
 Bail and Bailments. F. [See also Forms at Law.] 
 Baking. A. [See also Biscuits ; Bread.] 
 Baking Powders. A. [See also Technological Chemistry ] 
 Balances. A. 
 Balconies. A. 
 Baldness. A. 
 
 Balkan Peninsula. D. [See also Bosnia ; Bulgaria ; 
 
 Herzegovina ; Montenegro ; Rouniania ; Servia ; 
 
 Turkey.] 
 Ballads and Popular Poetry. General. H. [See also 
 
 Chap-books ; Folk-songs ; Legends ; Lyrics ; Negro 
 
 Min.strelsy and Plantation Songs ; Parodies; Poetry — 
 
 Selections ; Songs.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 BaUet, The. H. 
 
 Ballistics. A. [See also Gunnery.] 
 
 Ballooning. General. A. [See also ASronautics ; Flying 
 Machines.] 
 
 Military. A. 
 
 Balloons. A. [See also Ballooning.] 
 
 Ballot. The. [See Election and Representation ; Suffrage.] 
 
 Balls. A. [See also Dancing.] 
 
 Balneotherapeutics. A. [See also Baths and Bathing ; 
 Medical Baths.] 
 
 Baltic and North Sea Canal. A and D. 
 
 Baltic Sea and Islands. D. 
 
 Baluchistan. D. 
 
 Bamboo. A. 
 
 Bampton Lectures. G. pee aZso Christian Evidences ; 
 and under each special Subject.] 
 
 Bananas. A. 
 
 Bandaging (Surgery). A. 
 
 Bands. A. 
 
 Banjo. A. 
 
 Bank of England. F. 
 
 Bankers. [See Capitalists and Financiers.] 
 
 Banking (Law.) [See Banks and Banking — Laws and 
 Legislation.] 
 
 Banking Associations and Institutes. [See Banks and 
 Banking — Associations and Institutes.] 
 
 Banking Periodicals. [See Banks and Banking- 
 Periodicals.] 
 
 Bankruptcy and Insolvency (Law.) F. [See also Assign- 
 ments.] 
 
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 Publio Lihrm^y of New South Walea. 
 
 Banks and Banking, F. \See also Agricultural Banks ; 
 Bills of Exchange ; Capitalists ; Coinage ; Credit 
 Foncier ; Credit System ; Currency ; Exchange ; 
 Interest; National Banks ; Savings Banks.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Associations and Institutes. E. and F. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 ■ By Countries. F. 
 
 Banting : Hygiene. A. \_See also Corpulence.] 
 
 Bantu Language. J. [See also African Languages ; Zulu 
 Languages.] 
 
 Baptism, G. [/See afoo Baptists ; Sacraments, The.] 
 
 Baptismal Fonts. [See Church Furniture.] 
 
 Baptists, G. [/See aZ«o Albigenses ; Anabaptists ; Baptism ; 
 Calvinists ; Mennonites ; Waldenses.] 
 
 Bar, The. F. [See also Barristers-at-Law ; Legal Pro- 
 fession ; Professional and Business Ethics.] 
 
 Barbadoes, D. [See also Colonies, British ; West Indies.] 
 
 Barbarism. [See Heathen Barbarism ; Savagism.] 
 
 Barbary States. D. [See also Algeria ; Morocco ; Tunis.] 
 
 Barbed Wire, A. [See also Fences and Fencing.] 
 
 Bards, C. [See also Minnesingers ; Minstrels ; Trouba- 
 dours.] 
 
 Barges. A. 
 
 Barley. A. [See also Cereals ; Malt and Malting.] 
 
 Barnacles. A. [See also Cirripedia.] 
 
 Barns, [See Farm Buildings.] 
 
 Barometers and Barometric Pressure, A. 
 
 Baronage. [See Peerage.] 
 
 Baronetage and Knightage. K. [See also Peerage.] 
 
 Barra-munda, MA. [See also Fishes — Queensland.] 
 
 Barratry. F. 
 
 Barristers-at-Law. C. [See also Bar, The; Legal Pro- 
 fession ; Professional and Business Ethics.] 
 
 Barrows. [See Archaeology ; Mounds.] 
 
 Bars : Hydraulic Engineering. A. [See also Harbours.] 
 
 Bas-Breton. [See Breton Language.] 
 
 Bas-reliefs. A. 
 
 Base-ball. A. [See also Sports.] 
 
 Basket-making, A. [See also Willows.] 
 
 Basque Language. J. [See also Basque Race.] 
 
 [See oho Biscay, Bay.] 
 
 F. 
 B. [See also Prisons.] 
 
 Basque Race. A. 
 
 Bastardy. (Law.) 
 
 Bastille — Prison. 
 
 Basutoland. D. 
 
 Bath, Order of the 
 
 Bath—Town. B. 
 
 Baths and Bathing, A. [See also Aix-les-Bains ; Balneo- 
 therapeutics ; Health Resorts ; Hydropatliy ; Medical 
 Baths ; Mineral Waters ; Swimming.] 
 
 Batrachia, A. [See also Frogs ; Salamanders ; Toads.] 
 
 K. [See also Heraldry.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 G. 
 
 \_See also Esthetics and ^stheticism.] 
 
 Bats. (Mammalia.) A. [5«e a?»o Chiroptera.] 
 
 Battles. General. B. [See also Culloden ; Generals ; 
 
 Military History ; Naval Battles ; Soldiers ; Victoria 
 
 Cross ; Wars ; Waterloo ; and under each Battle.] 
 Bavaria. D. \_See also Bayerisch Language; Ober-Am- 
 
 mergau.] 
 Bayerisch Language, J. \_See also German Language — 
 
 Dialects.] 
 Bayeux Tapestry. A. \_See also Tapestry.] 
 Bayonet. A. 
 
 Bayreuth. D. \_See also Wagnerian Music] 
 Beaches. A. ' 
 
 Beacons. ySee Lighthouses and Beacons.] 
 Beads. A. 
 Beans. A. \_Se6 also Bacteriology — Economic ; Carob 
 
 Tree; Cow-peas; Leguminosse; Nitrogen in Agriculture.] 
 Beards. A. 
 Bears. A. 
 Beatitudes. 
 Beauty. G. 
 Beaver. A. 
 Bechuanaland. D. 
 Beds and Bedrooms. A. 
 Beer. [_See Ale ; Brewing.] 
 Bees. General. A. \_See also Bees and Bee-farming ; 
 
 Entomology — Economic ; Hymenoptera ; Insects.] 
 Bees and Bee-farming. A. [See also Honey ; Waxes.] 
 Beets and Beet Sugar. A. [See also Sugar-growing.] 
 Beetles. A. [^eatoColeoptera; Entomology; Insects.] 
 Beggars. F. [/Se* a?«o Pauperism ; Poor Laws; Poverty; 
 
 Vagrants.] 
 Begonias. A. [See aho Foliage and Flowering Plants.] ' 
 Behring Sea Fisheries. F. [See also Arbitration, Inter- 
 national ; Fisheries — Canada; Seal-fishing.] 
 Belgian Art. [See Fine Arts — Belgian.] 
 Belgium. D. [See also Congo Free State.] 
 Belief. G. [See also Creeds ; Faith ; Knowledge, Theory 
 
 of ; Religion ; Truth.] 
 Bell-ringing. A. 
 
 Belles Lettres. [See Literature — History of.] 
 Bells. A. [See also Electric Bells.] 
 Belts and Belting. A. 
 Beluchistan. [See Baluchistan.] 
 Benedictines. G. [See also Cistercians; Monasteries; 
 
 Monks ; Eeligious Orders.] 
 Benefit Societies. [See Friendly Societies; and under 
 
 each Society.] 
 
 Benevolence. G. [Seea/so Asylums, Benevolent; Charit- 
 ies— Societies ; Charity ; Poverty ; Social Economy ; 
 Social Problems.] 
 
 Bengal. B. and D. 
 
 Bengal Bay. D. 
 
 Bengali Language. J. 
 
 Beni Hasan. [See Egyptology.] 
 
 Benzene. A. [See also Coal-tar.] 
 
 Berbers. A. [See also Arabs.] 
 
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 JBuhlio Library of New South Wales. 
 
 Beri Beri. A. {^See also Tropical Diseases.] 
 
 Berlin Royal Academy. A. \_See also Fine Arts — 
 Germany ; and under this Title in the Author 
 Catalogue, for its Publications,] 
 
 Bermudas. D. 
 
 Bessel's Functions. A. 
 
 Bessemer Steel. \_See Iron and Steel.] 
 
 Bestiaries. (Medineval Treatises on Animals.) A. 
 
 Bethels. G. 
 
 Betrothal. G. 
 
 Betterment. F. \^See also Land Tax.] 
 
 Betting. [See Gambling.] 
 
 Beverages. A. [See also Aerated Waters ; Alcohols ; 
 Ale ; Cocoa ; Coffee ; Tea ; Wines and Wine-making.l 
 
 Bezique. A. [See also Cards.] 
 
 Bhang. [See Hasheesh ; Indian Hemp.] 
 
 Bible, The. General. G. [&« afeo Apocrypha ; Apostles ; 
 Beatitudes ; Biblical Criticism — New Testament ; Bibli- 
 cal Criticism — Old Testament ; Biblical Geography ; 
 Biblical History ; Botany of the Bible ; Canon of 
 Scripture ; Christian Evidences ; Chronology, Biblical ; 
 Creation; Decalogue; Deluge; Inspiration of the Bible ; 
 Lord's Prayer; Miracles; Parables; Prophecy; Religion 
 and Science; Revelation; Sermon on the Mount; Theo- 
 logy — Systematic ; and under each Book of the Bible.] 
 
 Codices. G. (M.S. Texts and Early Versions.) 
 
 Commentaries. G. [See also New Testament — 
 
 Commentaries ; Old Testament — Commentaries.] 
 
 Concordances. G. 
 
 Dictionaries. G. 
 
 Societies. G. 
 
 Bible Christians. G. 
 
 Bible in Schools. [See Religion in Education.] 
 
 Bibles and Testaments — Texts. [See under this heading 
 in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Biblical Archaeology. B. and G. [See also Assyria ; 
 Babylon ; Bible — Dictionaries ; Egyptology ; Jews ; 
 Media ; Palestine.] 
 
 Biblical Criticism : New Testament. G. [See also New 
 Testament — Commentaries ; and under each Epistle 
 and Gospel.] 
 
 Old Testament. G. [See also Old Testament — 
 
 Commentaries ; and under each Book.] 
 
 Biblical Geography. G. 
 
 Biblical History, G. [See also Chronology, Biblical; 
 Jewish History.] 
 
 Biblical Opera. A. 
 
 Bibliographers. C. 
 
 Bibliography. General. J. [See also Aldine Press; 
 Block Books ; Book-binding ; Book-plates ; Book 
 Rarities ; Book-sellers and Book-trade ; Catalogues of 
 Books ; Cataloguing ; Elzevir Press ; Incunabula ; 
 Indexing ; Kelmscott Press ; Palimpsests ; Libraries ; 
 Library Economy; Pseudonyms; Typography; and 
 under Author, Countiy, Literature, and Subject ; e.g., 
 a Bibliography of Chemistry will be placed under 
 Chemistry — Bibliography ; of Japan under the name of 
 that country.] 
 
Stihject Meadinga Jor Dictionary Index, 
 
 25 
 
 Bibliotheque Nationale. J. \_Set also liibraries — '■ 
 France. J 
 
 Bicameral System. F. ^See also Constitutions of Coun- 
 tries ; Government ; Upper Clianibcrs.] 
 
 Bicycles and Tricycles. A. \_See also Cycling.] 
 
 Bicycling. ISec Cycling.] 
 
 Bigamy (Law.) F. 
 
 Bigotry. [&« Toleration,] 
 
 Bilharzia hsematobia. A. 
 
 Bilharziosis. A. \_See aha Parasites and Parasitic 
 
 Diseases.] 
 Biliousness. A. {See also Digestion and Indigestion ; 
 
 Liver.] 
 Billiards. A. [&« also Games.] 
 Bills of Costs. F. [^See also Legal Profession.] 
 
 Bills of Exchange. F. \_See also Banks and Banking ; 
 Credit System ; Currency ; Exchange.] 
 
 Bills of Lading. F. [/See also Maritime Law.] 
 
 Bills of Sale. F. [See also Mortgages.] 
 
 Bi-metallism. F. [See also Currency ; Finance ; Gold ; 
 
 Silver.] 
 Binding. [See Book-binding.] 
 
 Biogenesis. [See Biology ; Evolution ; Life, Origin of.] 
 Biographers. C. 
 Biographical Sketches. C. [See also Reminiscences.] 
 
 Biography : General. C. [See also Abolitionists ; Aca- 
 demicians ; Actors and Actresses ; Admirals ; 
 Anarchists ; Apothecaries ; Architects ; Artists ; 
 Assassins ; Astronomers ; Authors ; Bards ; Biblio- 
 graphers ; Biographers ; Biographical Sketches ; Biolo- 
 gists ; Bishops ; Booksellers ; Botanists ; Brigands ; 
 Bushrangers ; Capitalists ; Cardinals ; Chancellors ; 
 Chemists; Chief Justices; Christian Biography; Clair- 
 voyants ; Classical Biography ; Clergy ; Covenanters ; 
 Criminals; Czars; Doctors and Surgeons ; Dramatists; 
 Electricians ; Emperors ; Encyclopaedists ; Engineers ; 
 Engravers; Epigrammatists; Essayists; Fathers of the 
 Church ; Fools and Jesters ; Genealogists ; Generals ; 
 Governors; Heroes; Highwaymen; Historians; Hugue- 
 nots; Humourists; Inventors; Journalists; Journals; 
 Judges ; Kings ; Lawyers ; Librarians ; Litterateurs ; 
 Magicians ; Martyrs ; Merchants ; Millionaires ; Min- 
 isters of State ; Minnesingers; Minstrels; Missionaries 
 Musicians ; Naturalists ; Naval Biography ; Novelists 
 Orators ; Painters ; Philanthropists ; Philologists 
 Philosophers; Phrenologists; Pianists; Pilgrim Fathers 
 Poets; Popes; Preachers; Presidents; Prime Ministers 
 Prophets ; Publishers ; Queens ; Reformers, Religious 
 Reformers, Social ; Reminiscences ; Resurrectionists 
 Sailors ; Saints ; Scientists ; Sculptors ; Singers ; Soldiers 
 Statesmen and Politicians ; Teachers ; Theologians 
 Travellers and Explorers ; Troubadours ; Violinists 
 Women.] 
 
 Dictionaries. C. 
 
 By Countries. [See under each Country — 
 
 Biograpkij.^ 
 
 Biological Chemistry. [See Physiological Chemistry.] 
 
2G 
 
 JPtMio Library of New South JVales. 
 
 Biological Laboratories and Stations. \_See Biology — 
 
 Jluseuins, Laboratories, Stations.] 
 Biological Periodicals. \_See Biology — Periodicals.] 
 Biological Societies. [^See Biology — Societies.] 
 Biologists. C. 
 
 Biology. (Sleiieral. A. \_See also Alternation of Genera- 
 tions ; Anatomy ; Atavism ; Bacteriology ; Biologists ; 
 Botany ; Cells, Structui-e and Theory ; Development ; 
 Embryology ; Evolution ; Fertilization ; Gestation; 
 Heredity; Histology; Incubation; Life, Origin of; 
 Marine Zoology; Metamorphosis; Microscopy; Micro- 
 tome ; Morphology ; Natural History ; Ocigenesis ; 
 Parthenogenesis; Physiological Chemistry ; Physiology; 
 Protoplasm ; Sex ; Spermatogenesis ; Symbiosis ; 
 Zoiilogy.] 
 
 Addre.sses, Lectures, Pamphlets^ A. 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Manuals, Compendiums, Systems. A. 
 
 Museums, Laboratories, Stations. A. 
 
 • • Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Birds. (Popular Books). A. [jSe« a/so Aninul Mechanism ; 
 Eggs and Nests ; Flight ; Game and Game-birds ; 
 » Migration of Birds ; Ornithology ; Zoology and Fauna — 
 By Countries ; and under each Bird.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Birmingham. B. 
 Birthday Books. J. 
 
 Biscay, Bay. D. \_See also Basque Pace.] 
 Biscuits. A. 
 
 Bishops and Archbishops. C. [See also Apostolic 
 Succession ; Clergymen ; Episcopacy ; Episcopal Ad- 
 dresses ; Ordination.] 
 
 Bismarck Archipelago. MD. [See also New Britain ; 
 Solomon Islands.] 
 
 Bison. A. 
 
 Bitumen. A. 
 
 Black Death. 
 
 Black-Watch. 
 
 Blackberries. 
 
 Blacking. A. 
 
 Blacksmithing. A. [5«eo?«o Horse-shoeing; Iron-work.] 
 
 Bladder — Diseases. A. [See also Urinary Organs.] 
 
 Blasting. A. [See also Explosives ; Quarrying.] 
 
 Bleaching. A. [See also Chlorine ; Dyes and Dyeing.] 
 
 Blind, The. General. A. 
 
 Asylums and Education. G. 
 
 Blindness. A. [See also Colour Blindness ; Eye.] 
 
 Block Books. J. [See also Bibliography.] 
 
 Blood. A. [See also Arteries ; Circulatory System ; 
 Heart; Physiological Chemistry; Pyremia; Septica;mia; 
 Vascular System ; Veins.] 
 
 Bloodhounds. A. 
 
 [See also Asphalt,] 
 A. I' See also Bubonic Plague 
 [See 42nd Regiment.] 
 A. 
 
 Plagues.] 
 
Snhject Readings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
 27 
 
 Blood-poisoning. \_See Pysemia ; Septicemia.] 
 
 Bloomer Costume. \See Costume ; Dross, Ethics of.] 
 
 Blowpipe Analysis. A. [^See aho Analytical Chemistry ; 
 Metallurgy.] 
 
 Blue Books. [/Se« under New South Wales — Public 
 Service in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Blue Mountains. MD. 
 
 Blunders. G. [See also Hallucinations ; Popular Errors ; 
 Superstition.] 
 
 Blushing. A. 
 
 Boar-hunting. A. \_See also Pig-sticking.] 
 
 Boarding-out System. F. [See also Children's Asylums ; 
 Orphans and Orphan Schools.] 
 
 Boat-building. A. [See also Canoes ; Marine Architec- 
 ture ; yacht-lrailding.] 
 
 Boating. A. [See also Canoe.s and Canoeing ; Yachting.] 
 
 Bodleian Library. J. [See also Oxford University; and 
 under Title in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Boeotia. B. and D. [See also Greece.] 
 
 Boers. A. [See also South Africa ; Transvaal.] 
 
 Bohemia. B. and D. [See also Austria and Hungary. 
 
 Bohemian Language. J. 
 
 Boiler-making. A. 
 
 Boilers. A. [See also Fuel ; Steam and Steam Engines.] 
 
 Boiling Points. [See Melting and Boiling Point Tables.] 
 
 Bokhara. D. 
 
 Bolivia. B and D. [See also South American Wars.] 
 
 Bologna University. G. [See aho Universities, Italian.] 
 
 Bombs. A. [See also Explosives.] 
 
 Bones. (Anatomy.) A. [^See also 0.steology ; Surgery.] 
 
 Bones. (Technology.) A. [See also Manures.] 
 
 Book-binding — Fine Art. A. 
 
 Library Economy. J. 
 
 Trade. A. [See also Marbling.] 
 
 Book Clubs. J. [See also Libraries— Free Public.] 
 
 Book-collecting. J. 
 
 Book-keeping. A. [See also Accountants.] 
 
 Book of Common Prayer. [See Prayer Books.] 
 
 Book-plates. A. [See also Illustration of Books.] 
 
 Book Rarities. (For age, binding, illustrations, plates, 
 &c.) J. [^e« «feo Aldine Press ; Autographs; Book- 
 binding — Fine Art ; Book-collecting ; Book-plates ; 
 Books of the 15th Century; Books of tlie 16th Century; 
 Books of the 17th Century ; Booksellers and Book- 
 trade; Caxtons; Condemned Books; Elzevir Press; 
 Incunabula ; Kelmscott Press ; Manuscripts ; Publi- 
 shers ; and under Bibliotheca Curiosa in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Books, General. J. [See also Bibliography ; Book-bind- 
 ing ; Book-collecting ; Book-plates ; Booksellers and 
 Book-trade ; Condemned Books ; Illumination — Fino 
 Arts ; Illustration of Books ; Printing ; Typography.] 
 
 O 
 
28 
 
 Public Library of New South Whales. 
 
 Books of 15th Century. J. {See also Incunabula.] 
 
 Books of 16th Century. J. 
 
 Books of 17th Century. J. 
 
 Books, Condemned. \_See Condemned Books.] 
 
 Booksellers and the Book-trade. J. [See also Authors 
 and Publishers ; Publishers ; Publishing.] 
 
 Boomerang. MA. [See also Aborigines of Australia; 
 Weapons, Primitive.] 
 
 Boots and Shoes. A. 
 
 Bora. MA. [<Se« a^-w Rites and Ceremonies — Aborigines of 
 
 Australia.] 
 
 Bores and Boring. A. [See also Artesian Water and 
 Wells ; Diamond Drills ; Wells and Well-boring.] 
 
 Boring for Water. [See Artesian Water and Wells ; 
 Bores and Boring ; Diamond Drills ; Wells and Well- 
 boring.] 
 
 Borneo. D. [See also Dyaks.] 
 
 Boroughs. F. [See also Cities ; Local Government ; 
 Municipal Corporations ; Towns.] 
 
 Bosnia. D. [&« also Balkan Peninsula.] 
 
 Boston Athenaeum. .J. 
 
 Boston Public Library. J. 
 
 Bot Fly. [See Horsc-bot ; Ox Warble Fly.] 
 
 Botanic Gardens. [See Botany— Gardens ; and under the 
 title of each Garden.] 
 
 Botanical Dictionaries. [See Botany — Dictionaries.] 
 
 Botanical Geography. [See Distribution of Plants and 
 Animals.] 
 
 Botanical Museums. [See Botany— Gardens, Museums, 
 Laboratories.] 
 
 Botanical Nomenclature. [See Botany — Manuals, 
 
 >System.s, Nomenclature.] 
 
 Botanical Periodicals. [See Botany — Periodicals.] 
 Botanical Societies. [See Botany — Societies, Exhibitions.] 
 Botanists. C. 
 
 Botany. General. A. [See also Algro ; Alpine Plants ; 
 Aquatic Gardening and Plants; Bacteriology; Botanists; 
 Botany and Flora — By Countries ; Botany, Crypto - 
 gamic; Botany, Economic ; Botany, Medical ; Botany of 
 the Bible; Botany, Physiological and Structural ; Cells, 
 Structure, Development and Theory; Climbing Plants; 
 Collecting; Colour of Flowers ; Distribution of Plants ; 
 Evolution; Ferns; Fertilization; Fungi; Hybridization; 
 Insectivorous Plants ; Kew Royal Gardens ; Lichens ; 
 Linnsean System of Botany ; Mosses ; Orchids ; Pelagic 
 Botany ; Plant-lore ; Plants ; Seaweeds ; Seedlings ; 
 Trees and Shrubs ; Weeds ; and under each Order.] 
 
 Manuals, Systems, Nomenclature. A. 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies, Exhibitions. A. 
 
 Education, Gardens, Museums, Laboratories. A. 
 
 History of. A, 
 
Subject MeacUnffs Joi' Dictionary Index. 
 
 29 
 
 Botany. Cryptogamic. A. [/Se* a?«oA]g£e; Bacteriology; 
 
 Bryopliyta ; CharaceiB ; Desmids ; Diatoms ; Ferns ; 
 
 Fungi ; Hepaticie ; Lichens ; Lycopodiums ; Mosses ; 
 
 Mycetozoa ; Phallophyta ; Protopliyta ; Pteridophyta ; 
 
 Seaweeds ; Yeasts.] 
 . Economic. A. [See also Acclimatisation ; Botany, 
 
 Medical ; Camphor ; Climbing Plants ; Dye-plants ; 
 
 Essences and Essential Oils ; Experiment Farms and 
 
 Stations ; Fibres and Fibre Plants : Flower-gardening ; 
 
 Fodders and Food Stuffs ; Forage Plants ; Grasses ; 
 
 Gums, Kinos, and Resins; Medicinal Plants; Poisonous 
 
 Plants ; Prickly Comf rey ; Prickly Pear ; Scent-plants ; 
 
 Seeds and Seed-testing ; Weeds ; Yerbamate ; and 
 
 under the Name of each Crop and Plant.] 
 Fossil. [See Pateontology — Pahcobotany.] 
 
 Medical. A. [See aho Botany, Economic ; Drugs ; 
 
 Materia Medica ; Medicinal Plants ; Pharmacology ; 
 Poisonous Plants.] 
 
 Physiological and Structural. A. [See also Cells, 
 
 Structure and Theory ; Climbing Plants ; Colour of 
 Flowers; Embryology; Histology; Morphology; Move- 
 ment in Plants ; Protoplasm ; Seedlings.] 
 
 Botany and Flora — By Countries. 
 
 Botany Bay. MD. 
 
 Botany of the Bible, A. 
 
 Boundaries of Countries. F. [^See also Geodetic Surveys.] 
 
 Bounties. [See State Bounties.] 
 
 Bounty, Ship. B. [See also Mutinies ; Pitcairn Island.] 
 
 Bowling. A. 
 
 Boxing. A. [See also Prize-fighting.] 
 
 Boyne Battle, 1690. B. [See also Orangoism.] 
 
 Boys. General. G. 
 
 Clubs. F. [See also Social Problems.] 
 
 Brachiopoda. A. [See also Molluscoidea ; Palieontology.] 
 
 Brachyura. A. [See also Crustacea.] 
 
 Brahma Samaj. [See Brahmanism ; Hinduism.] 
 
 Brahmanism. G. [See also Buddhism ; Hinduism ; 
 Polytheism ; Keligions — General.] 
 
 Brain, A. [See also Apoplexy ; Craniology ; Idiocy ; 
 Insanity ; Intellect ; Meningitis ; Mental Physiology 
 and Hygiene ; Mind and Body ; Nerves and Nervous 
 System; Phrenology; Psychology; Skull.] 
 
 Brakes. A. [See also Mechanical Engineering.] 
 
 Brandy. A. [See also Alcohols ; Distillation.] 
 
 Brass. A. 
 
 Brasses. A. 
 
 Bravery. [See Courage ; Heroes and Heroism.] 
 
 Brazil, D. 
 
 Bread. A. [See also Cookery ; Flour.] 
 
 Bread-stuflFs — General. A. [See also Cereals 
 
 Grain Magazines 
 
 Breakwaters. A. 
 
 Engineering.] 
 
 Breathing. [See Piespiratory System.] 
 
 \ 
 
 Flour; 
 Wheat ; and under each Grain.] 
 
 [See nlso Harbours ; Hydraulic 
 
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 Breeding. General. A. '[See also Alternation of Gene- 
 rations ; Cattle and Cattle Breeding; Hered.tjj 
 Hybridization; and under each animal.] 
 
 Bremen. D. \See also Hansa Towns.] 
 
 Breton Language. J. 
 
 Breviaries. \_See Liturgies; Missals and Breviaries; 
 Prayer-books ; Rituals.] 
 
 Breweries. A. 
 
 Brewing. A. \See also Ale ; Breweries ; Malt and 
 Malting.] 
 
 Bribery. F. 
 
 Bricks and Brick-making. A. [See also Ceramics ; Terra 
 
 Cotta; Tiles.] 
 
 Brickwork. A. [See also Building.] 
 
 Bridges. A. [See also Arches ; Engineering — General.; 
 Forth Bridge ; Hawkesbury Bridge ; London Bridges ; 
 Strains and Stresses ; Strength of Materials.] 
 
 Brigands. C. [See also Bushrangers; Criminals; High- 
 waymen.] 
 
 Bright's Disease. A. [See also Albuminuria ; Kidneys.] 
 Brisbane. MD. 
 
 British Art. [See Fine Arts — British.] 
 British Association for the Advancement of Science 
 A. [See also in Author Catalogue for its publications.] 
 British Columbia. D. 
 British Guiana. D. 
 
 British Museum. A. and K. [See also under Title in 
 Author Catalogue, for its Catalogues and Publications.] 
 
 British South Africa Chartered Co. B. [See also 
 Mashonaland ; Matabeleland ; Rhodesia ; South 
 Africa.] 
 
 Britons, Ancient. A. [See also English, The.] 
 
 Brittany. D. [See also Breton Language ; France.] 
 
 Broken Hill. MD. 
 
 Brokers, F. [See also Agents ; Stock Exchange ; Stocks 
 and Shares.] 
 
 Bromine. A. 
 
 A. [See also Catarrh ; Lungs ; Respiratory 
 
 Bronchitis. 
 
 System.] 
 
 Bronze. A. 
 
 Bronze Age. A. [See also Anthropology.] 
 Bronzes and Bronze Work. A. 
 Broom Corn. A. [See also Sorghums.] 
 
 Brotherhoods. G. [See also Monasticism ; Religious 
 
 Orders.] 
 
 Brownists. G. [See also Congregationalism.] 
 
 Brunswick, House of. B. [See also Great Britain- 
 History , Germany — History.] 
 Brushware. A. 
 Brussels. B and D. 
 Brussels Museum. A. 
 Bryology. [See Mosses.] 
 
Subject Headings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Bryophyta. A. \_See also Mosses.] 
 Bryozoa. [-Se« Polyzoa.] 
 
 Bubonic Plague. A. r.S^e aho Black Death ; Great 
 Plagues of Loudon ; Plague-i.] 
 
 Buccaneers. [See Pirates and Piracy.] 
 
 Bucharest. D. 
 
 Buckhounds. A. 
 
 Buckwheats. A. 
 
 Buda Pesth. D. 
 
 Buddhism. G. [_See also Brahmauism ; Confucianism ; 
 Hinduism ; Taoism ; Theosophy.] 
 
 Budding. [See Fruit-growing ; (Jardening ; Grafting and 
 Budding.] 
 
 Buenos Ayres. D. 
 
 Buffalo. [See Bison.] 
 
 Buffoons. [See Fools and Jesters.] 
 
 Bugle Sounds. [See Trumpet and Bugle Sounds.] 
 
 Building. General. .A.. [See aho Avchea; Architecture; 
 Brickwork; Building Materials ; Buttresses; Car- 
 pentry ; Ceilings ; Cements ; Chimneys ; Fireplaces ; 
 Gas-fitting; Glazing; Heating of Buildings ; Masonry; 
 Painting ; Paper-hanging ; Piers ; Plans ; Plastering ; 
 Plumbing; Quantity Surveying ; Roofs ; Ship-building; 
 Specifications ; Stair-building ; Tiles ; Ventilation.] 
 
 Cyclopajdias. A. 
 
 ■ Periodicals. E. [Se^n^w Architecture — Periodicals.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. [^(^aZ.fo Fire Prevention; 
 
 Public Health.] 
 
 Building Acts. [See Building — Laws and Legislation.] 
 
 Building Materials. A. [See also Bricks ; Cements ; 
 Iron ; Stone ; Strength of Materials ; 'rimbers.] 
 
 Building Periodicals. [See Building — Periodicals.] 
 
 Building Societies. F. [See also Friendly Societies.] 
 
 Bulbs and Bulb-Culture. A. [See also Gardening.] 
 
 Bulgaria. D. [See also Servo-Bulgarian War.] 
 
 Bulgarian Language. J. ■ [See also Cyrillic Language.] 
 
 Bull-fighting. A. 
 
 Bull-roarers. [See Bora ; Rites and Ceremonies — Abori- 
 gines of Australia.] 
 
 Buoys. A. 
 
 Buprestidse. A. [See also Beetles ; Coleoptera.] 
 
 Burglary. F. 
 
 Burial, F. [See also Catacombs ; Cemeteries ; Coffins ; 
 Cremation ; Disinfection ; Embalming ; Epitaphs ; 
 Funeral Rites ; Inscriptions ; Mounds ; Mummies ; 
 Tombs and Mausoleums ; Urns.] 
 
 Burlesques. H. [See also Drama ; Farces ; Parodies.] 
 
 Burmah. D. 
 
 Burmah, British. D. [&« aZso Colonies, British.] 
 
 Burmese Wars. B. 
 
 Burns Clubs. J. [See also Literature— Societies.] 
 
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 Burnsiana. \_See undei* Burns, Robert in Author Cata- 
 logue.] 
 
 Bush Life. MF. [See also Rural Life and Pleasures.] 
 
 Bushrangers. MC. [See also Brigands ; Criminals ; 
 Highwaymen.] 
 
 Business. [See Commerce and Trade ; Commercial Edu- 
 cation.] 
 
 Business Manuals. [See Commerce and Trade — Manuals.] 
 
 Butterflies. A. [See also Entomology ; Insects ; Lepi- 
 doptera ; Moths.] 
 
 Butter. A. [See also Dairy Cattle ; Dairying ; Milk.] 
 
 Buttons. A. 
 
 Buttresses. A. 
 
 Byzantine Art and Architecture. [See Architecture — 
 Byzantine ; Fine Arts — Byzantine.] 
 
 Byzantine Empire. B. [See n&o Constantinople ; Cru- 
 .sades ; Roman Empire.] 
 
 Byzantium. D. [See also Constantinople ; Roman 
 .....n Empire.] 
 
 c 
 
 Cabala. [See Kabala.] 
 
 Cabinet, The. F. [See also Executive ; Government.] 
 
 Cabinet Work. A. [See also Furniture.] 
 
 Cables. A. [See also Chains ; Electric Telegraphs — Con- 
 struction ; Pacific Cable ; Rope.] 
 
 Cabs and Cabmen. F. 
 
 Cabul. B. and D. 
 
 Cage-birds. [See Birds ; Canary ; Finches ; Parrots.] 
 
 Caisson Disease. A. 
 
 Calcium. A. 
 
 Calculating Machines. A. [Sec also Mathematical In- 
 struments.] 
 
 Calculi. A. [See also Genito — Urinary System.] 
 
 Calculus, Differential and Integral. A. [See also 
 Mathematics.] 
 
 Caledonia. [See Scotland.] 
 
 Calendars. E. [See also Almanacs ; Chronology ; Year- 
 books.] 
 
 Calendars and Registers of Universities and Colleges. 
 
 E. [See also under each University in the Author 
 Catalogue and in the Index.] 
 
 Calico. A. 
 
 Calico-printing, A. [See also Dyes and Dyeing.] 
 
 California. D. [See also United States ; Yosemite Valley ; 
 and under California in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Caliphs. C. [See also Bagdad ; Mohammedanism ; 
 Sultans of Turkey.] 
 
 Calisthenics. [See Gymnastics ; Physical Education.] 
 
 Calorimetry. A. [See also Heat ; Temperature ; Thermo- 
 meters.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Calvinism. G. [See also Antinomianism ; Arniinianism ; 
 Predestination ; Presbyterianism ; Puritans and Puri- 
 tanism ; Westminster Confession of Faith ; and under 
 Calvin, John, in tlie Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Cambodia. D. 
 
 Cambridge. (Mass. U.S.A.) B. [_See also Harvard 
 University.] 
 
 Cambridge University. G. 
 
 Camel Corps. A. \_See also Mounted Infantry.] 
 
 Camels. A. 
 
 Cameos. A. [See also Gems and Precious Stones.] 
 
 Camera. A. [See also Optics ; Photography.] 
 
 Camera lucida. A. [See also Microscopy.] 
 
 Camera obscura. A. [See also Optical Instruments.] 
 
 Cameron Highlanders. [See Seventy-ninth Regiment.] 
 
 Cameronians, [See Covenanters.] 
 
 Camisards. G. [See also Persecutions.] 
 
 Camp Meetings. G. [See also Methodism ; Revivals.] 
 
 Campaigns. [See Wars.] 
 
 Campanology. [See Bell-ringing.] 
 
 Camphor and Camphor Laurel. A. 
 
 Camping. A. 
 
 Canada. D. [See also British Columbia ; Canadians ; 
 Manitoba ; New Brunswick ; Newfoundland ; Nova 
 Scotia ; Prince Edward's Island ; and under each City, 
 Di\'ision, Lake, and Place ; also under Canada in the 
 Author Catalogue for Otiicial Publications.] 
 
 Canadian Campaigns. B. [See also Red River Expedi- 
 tion.] 
 
 Canadian Literature. .J. [See also Fiction — Canadian.] 
 
 Canadians — General. A. 
 
 French. A. 
 
 Canaigre. A. [See also Tannins.] 
 
 Canals. A. [See also Baltic and North Sea Canal ; 
 Hydraulic Engineering ; Irrigation ; Manchester Ship 
 Canal ; Nicaragua Canal ; Panama Canal ; Suez Canal ; 
 Transpoi-tation ; Water Supply ; and under the name 
 of each Canal.] 
 
 Canary, The. A. 
 
 Canary Islands. D. 
 
 Cancer. A. 
 
 Candles. A. 
 
 Cane and Cane-work. A. [See also Basket-making.] 
 
 Canker Worm. (Anisopteryx pometaria.) A. 
 
 Cannabis indica. [See Hasheesh ; Indian Hemp.] 
 
 Cannibals and Cannibalism. G. [(Se* aZso Anthropology; 
 
 Ethnology ; Heathen Barbarism ; Savagism.] 
 Canning and Preserving. A. [See also Fruit-canning ; 
 
 ]Meat I'reserving ; Preserving and Preservatives.] 
 Cannon. A. [See also Artillery.] 
 Canoes and Canoeing. A. [See also Boating.] 
 Canon, A. [See also Music — General.] 
 
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 Canon Law, G. [<S«e also Ecclesiastical Law ; Roman 
 Law.] 
 
 Canon of Scripture. G. [5^«e aZso Aposrypha ; Inspira- 
 tion of the Bible.] 
 
 Canonization. G. \_See also Saints.] 
 
 Cantaloupes. {See Melons.] 
 
 Cantatas. H. \_See also Music] 
 
 Canyons. [/See Colorado ; Geology — United States.'] 
 
 Caoutchouc. [See Guttapercha and India-rubber.] 
 
 Cape Colony. D. [See also Colonies, British ; South 
 Africa.] 
 
 Cape of Good Hope. D. 
 
 Capillary Attraction. A. [See also Liquids ; Physics.] 
 
 Capital. F. [See also Currency ; Interest ; Luxury.] 
 
 Capital and Labour. F. [See also Arbitration; Eight- 
 hour Question ; Employers' Liability ; Insurance, 
 State ; Labour ; Master and Servant ; Monopolies ; 
 Pauperism ; Poor Laws; Profit-sharing; Savings Banks; 
 Socialism ; Strikes; Sweating System ; Trades Unions; 
 Wages ; Working Classes ; Workmen's 
 
 Work and 
 Dwellings.! 
 
 — - By Countries. F. 
 
 Capital Punishment. F. 
 
 Capitalists and Financiers. C. 
 
 Capons and Caponizing. [See Poultry.] 
 
 Capuchins. G. [See also Franciscans ; Monasticism ; 
 Monks ; Religious Orders.] 
 
 Caravans. A. [See also Travelling, Art of.] 
 
 Carbolic Acid. A. 
 
 Carbuncles, A. [See also Tumours.] 
 
 Cardiac Diseases. [See Heart.] 
 
 Cardinals. C. 
 
 Cards. A. [See also Baccarat ; Bezique ; Cribbage ; 
 Ecarte ; Euchre ; Gambling : Games ; Pi<]uet ; Poker ; 
 Whist.] 
 
 Caricatures and Caricaturing. A. [See also Humour 
 
 and Comic Literature ; Satire.] 
 Carinthia. D. 
 
 Carlovingian Literature. B. and J. [See also under 
 Charlemagne in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Carmelites. G. [See also Monks ; Religious Orders.] 
 
 Carnivora. A. [See also Cat ; Civets ; Dog ; Lions ; 
 Tigers ; Zoology — General.] 
 
 Carob Tree (Ceratonia Siliqua.) A. 
 
 Carolina, North, D. [See also Confederate States; 
 United States : General.'] 
 
 Carolina, South. D. [See also Confederate States; 
 United States : General.] 
 
 Caroline Islands. D. [See also Spain— Colonies.] 
 
 Carols. G. [See also Ballads ; Christmas Carols ; Church 
 Music ; Songs.] 
 
Subject Readings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Carpentry and Joinery. A' [See also Building ; Cabinet- 
 work ; Furniture ; Lathes and Lathe-work ; Stair- 
 building ; Wood-carving.] 
 
 Carpets. A. ^See also Textile Fabrics.] 
 
 Carriage-building. A. [See also Carriage-painting ; Roll- 
 ing Stock ; Waggons.] 
 
 Carriage Painting. A. 
 
 Carriages, Coaches and Carts. A. [See also Carriage- 
 building ; Motor Carriages.] 
 
 Carribees. D. 
 
 Carriers. F. [See also Commercial Law ; Common Law.] 
 
 Cars. [See Carriage-building ; Rolling Stock.] 
 
 Cartesianism. G. [See also under Descartes in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Carthage. D. [See also Airicsi — North ; History, Ancient; 
 
 Tunis.] 
 Carthaginian Language. [See Phoenician Language.] 
 Carthusians. G. [See also Religious Orders.] 
 Cartography. D. [See also Charts ; Maps.] 
 Cartoons, A. [See also Political Satires and Cartoons.] 
 Carving. [See Domestic Economy]. 
 
 Carving. A. [See also Cameos ; Ivories ; Lathes and 
 Lathe-work ; Sculpture ; Wood-carving.] 
 
 Carvings. A. [See also Aborigines of Australia ; Fine 
 Arts — Maori ; Ideology ; Rock-carvings.] 
 
 Casks. [See Coopering.] 
 
 Cassowary, The. M.A. [See also Emu; Zoology — 
 
 Australia. ] 
 
 Caste. G. [See also Brahmanism ; Social Ethics.] 
 
 Castings. [(S^e Iron-castings; Metal-founding; Moulding.] 
 
 Castles. B. [(See aZ«o Archaeology ; Military Architecture ; 
 and under the name of each Castle.] 
 
 Castor and Pollux. J. [See also Legends ; Mythology — 
 Roman.] 
 
 Castor OIL A. 
 
 Casuistry. [See Conscience.] 
 
 Cat, The. A. 
 
 Catacombs. B. [See also Archieology — Roman ; Egypt- 
 ology.] 
 
 Catalan Language. J. [See also Spanish Language.] 
 
 Catalepsy. A. [See also Hypnotism ; Hysteria.] 
 
 Catalogues of Books and MSS. K. (Special Collec- 
 tions.) [See also Bibliography ; Library Catalogues ; 
 Manuscripts ; Periodicals — Indexes.] 
 
 Catalogues of Exhibitions. [See Exhibitions ; and under 
 each Exhibition, in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Catalogues of Fine Arts. [See Fine Arts— Exhibitions.] 
 
 Catalogues of Stars. [See Stars— Catalogues.] 
 
 Cataloguing. J. [See also Indexing ; Library Economy.] 
 
 Catarrh. A. [See also Hay Fever ; Influenza ; Lungs.] 
 
 Catechisms. G, [See also Creeds ; Theology, Systematic] 
 
 By Denominations. G. 
 
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 Caterpillars. A. \_See also Entomology ; Insects, Injurious ; 
 Lepidoptera ; Metamorphosis.] 
 
 Cathedrals and Churches. A. [See also Abbeys; 
 
 Christian Art ; Ecclesiastical Architecture.] 
 Catholic Church, [See Roman Catholicism.] 
 
 Cattle and Cattle Breeding. A. [See also Aberdeen 
 Polled Angus ; Breeding ; Cattle Plagues ; Dairy 
 Cattle; Dehorning ; Diseases of Animals ; Experiment 
 Farms and Stations ; P'arm Buildings ; Feeding 
 Experiments ; Fodders and Food-stufts ; Hereford 
 Cattle ; Meat Inspection ; Meat Trade ; Pastures ; 
 Shorthorns; Slaughtering ; Spaying Cattle; Stock and 
 Stock-breeding ; Texas Fever ; Veterinary Science and 
 Practice; and under each Breed of Cattle.] 
 
 By Cquntries. A. 
 
 Cattle Fever. [See Diseases of Animals ; Texas Fever ; 
 Ticks.] 
 
 Cattle Markets — Architecture. A. 
 
 Cattle Plagues. A. [See also Anthrax; Diseases of 
 Animals ; Pleuropneumonia ; Rinderpest ; Texas 
 Fever ; Ticks ; Tuberculosis.] 
 
 Caucasian Languages. J. [See also Georgian Lan- 
 guage.] 
 
 Caucasus Mountains. D. 
 
 Causation. G. 
 
 Cavaliers. B. [See also Civil War, 1625.] 
 
 Cavalry. A. [See also Mounted Infantry.] 
 
 Cave-dwellers. [See Troglodytes.] 
 
 Caves. A. [See also Anthropology ; Catacombs ; Troglo- 
 dytes ; and under the names of Famous Caves.] 
 
 Caxtons. J. [See also Book Rarities ; Incunabula.] 
 
 Ceilings. A. 
 
 Celery. A. [See also Vegetable Gardening.] 
 
 Celestial Photography. [See Astronomical Photography.] 
 
 Celibacy. G. 
 
 Cells, Structure, Development, and Theory. A. [See 
 also Alternation of Generations ; Biology ; Embrjology ; 
 Fertilization ; Histology ; Morphology ; Protoplasm ; 
 Spermatogenesis.] 
 
 Celluloid. A. 
 
 Cellulose. A. [See also Gun-cotton.] 
 
 Celtic Languages. — General. J. [See also Armorican ; 
 Breton Language ; Gaelic Language ; Irish Language ; 
 Manx Language ; Welsh Language.] 
 
 Celtic Mythology and Religions. [See Mythology — 
 Celtic] 
 
 Celts and Celtic Races. A. [See also Brittany ; Corn- 
 wall ; Highlanders, Scottish ; Ireland ; Wales.] 
 
 Cements and Concrete. A. [See also Limes ; Mending 
 and Repairing.] 
 
 Cemeteries. A. [See also Burla.] ; Catacombs; Cremation 
 Epitaphs.] 
 
 Census Returns. E. [See also under Sub-heading Sta- 
 tistics or Census under each Country in the Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionari/ Index. 
 
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 Central America. D. iSee also Costa Eica ; Guatemala ; 
 Honduras ; Mexico ; Nicaragua ; San Salvador.] 
 
 Central Asia. [See Asia, Central ; and under each 
 Country.] 
 
 Cephalopoda. A. [See also Cuttle Fisb.] 
 
 Ceramics. A. [See also Enamels and Enamellinfi;; 
 Majolica; Porcelain; Pottery; Terra Cotta ; Tile.s.] 
 
 ■ By Countries. A. 
 
 Ceratodus. A. [See also Ichthyology.] 
 
 Cereals. A. [See also (train Magazines and Elevators ; 
 and under each Cereal.] 
 
 Cerebral Hemorrhage. A. 
 
 Ceremonies. [See Customs and Manners; Rites and Cere- 
 monies ; Social Ethics.] 
 
 Cerium. A. 
 
 [See also Parasites ; Tape-worms.] 
 
 [See also Dolphins ; Porpoises ; Whales ; 
 
 [See also Colombo ; Missions and Missionary 
 Singhalese Language ; Tamil Lau- 
 
 Cestoda, A. 
 
 Cetacea. A. 
 
 Ziphiidw. ] 
 Ceylon. D. 
 
 Work— Ceylon ; 
 
 guage.] 
 
 ChsBtognatha. A. [See also Helminthology.] 
 
 Chsetopoda. A. [See also Annelids ; Earthworms ; Hel- 
 minthology.] 
 
 Chained Libraries. J. 
 
 Chains and Chain-making. A. [See also Cables.] 
 
 Chaldea. B. and I). [See also Accadians ; Assyria ; 
 Babylon and Babylonia; Cuneiform; Nestorian Church.] 
 
 Chaldean Language. J. [See also Assyrian Language ; 
 Cuneiform.] 
 
 Chalks. A. [/Sw o^oo Limestones ; Marbles.] 
 
 Challenger Expedition. A. [See also Scientific Expe- 
 ditions and Voyages ; and under Thomson, C. W., in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Chamois. A. 
 
 Champerty. F. [See also Contracts.] * 
 
 Chance. G. 
 
 Chancellors. C. [See also Chief Justices.] 
 
 Chancery. F. [See also Equity.] 
 
 Channel Islands. D. [See also Alderney; Guernsey; 
 Jersey ; Sark.] 
 
 Channel Tunnel. A. 
 
 Chantries. G. 
 
 Chants. [See Church Music] 
 
 Chap-books. J. [See also Ballads ; Folk-lore ; Legends ; 
 Old English Language and Literature ; Proverbs.] 
 
 Characese. A. [See also Algse ; Botany, Cryptogamic] 
 
 Character. G. [See also Culture; Expression; Homo 
 Education; Moral Education ; Moral Pliilosophy; Phre- 
 nology; Physiognomy; Self -culture ; Temperament.] 
 
 Charades. A. [See also Acrostics ; Acting— General ; 
 Amateur Theatricals ; Pantomime ; Tableaux.] 
 
 Charcoal, A. 
 
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 Charitable Societies. [_See Charities — Societies ; and 
 under the title of each in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Charities — General. F. \_See also Asylums ; Benevolence ; 
 Blind — Asylums ; Boys — Clubs ; Children '.s A.sylums ; 
 Deaf and Dumb — Asylums ; Hospitals ; Pauperism ; 
 Philanthropists ; Poor Laws ; Bagged Schools ; Sister- 
 hoods ; Social Problems.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Societies, Institutions. F. 
 
 — By Countries. F. \_See also under the subheading 
 
 Charities under each Country in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Charity. G. [See also Benevolence ; Sermons — Charity.] 
 
 Charlatans. [See Impostors and Imposture.] 
 
 Charlemagne. [See Carlovingian Literature ; Germany — 
 History ; and under Charlemagne in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Charms. G. [See also Amulets ; Folk lore ; Magic ; 
 Occult Sciences ; Witchcraft.] 
 
 Charters and Deeds. B. and F. [See also Deeds — Law ; 
 Manuscripts ; Palaeography ; and under Great Britain 
 and Ireland — Public Record Office, in Author Cata- 
 logue.] 
 
 Chartists and Chartism. F. [See also Great Britain — 
 Politics.] 
 
 Charts. D. [<Se« a?«o Cartography; Plans; Topography; 
 United States — Coast and Geodetic Survey, in the 
 Author Catalogue ; and under the name of the place.] 
 
 Chastity. G. [See also Celibacy.] 
 
 Chatham Islands. MD. [See also Morioris.] 
 
 Chattels. F. [See also Personal Property.] 
 
 Chautauqua. G. [See also Reading Circles and Unions ; 
 Summer Schools ; University Extension ; University 
 Settlements.] 
 
 Cheating. [See Swindlers and Swindling.] 
 
 Cheese. A. [See also Dairying.] 
 
 Cheirognomy. [See Palmistry.] 
 
 Cheiroptera. [See Chiroptera.] 
 
 Chemical Laboratories and Apparatus. [See Chemistry 
 — Teaching, Laboratories, Apparatu.s.] 
 
 Chemical Periodicals. [See Chemistry — Periodicals.] 
 
 Chemical Societies. [See Chemistry^Societies.] 
 
 Chemical Technology. [See Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Chemicals — Manufacture. A. [&« afoo Acids; Alkalies ; 
 Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Chemists. C. [See also Druggists.] 
 
 Chemistry — General. A. [)S«« aZ^fo Acids ; Adulteration : 
 Agricultural Chemistry; Air; Alcoliols ; Alkalies; 
 Analytical Chemistry ; Atomic Theory ; Chemicals, 
 Manufacture ; Chemistry — Inorganic ; Chemistry — 
 Organic ; Distillation ; IDrugs ; Dyes and Dyeing ; 
 Electro — chemistry ; Explosives ; Fats and Oils ; 
 Fermentation ; Foods, Chemistry of ; Gases ; Medical 
 Chemistry ; Metallurgy ; Mineralogy ; Pharmacy ; 
 Photography ; Physical Chemistry ; Physiological 
 Chemistry; Technological Chemistry; Water and Water 
 Analysis ; and under each Chemical Element.] 
 
Subject Readings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Chemistry. Manuals, Compendiums. A. 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Addresses, Essays, Lectures, Theses. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Teaching, Laboratories, Apparatus. A. 
 
 History of. A. [See also Alchemy; Atomic Theory; 
 
 and under Cavendish, Dalton, Lavoisier, and Priestly 
 
 in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Agricultural. [See Agricultural Chemistry.] 
 
 — Industrial. [See Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Inorganic. A. 
 
 Medical. [See Medical Chemistry ; Pharmacy.] 
 
 Organic. A. [>S«« a?«o Alcohols ; Alkaloids; Fats 
 
 and Oils; Foods, Chemistry of; Physiological Chemistry 
 
 Proteids ; Ptomaines.] 
 
 Cherries. A. [See a?so Fruit-growing; Pomology.] 
 
 Chess. A. [See also Games.] 
 
 Chesnut. A. [See also Nuts.] 
 
 Chicago. D. 
 
 Chicago Exhibition (1893). K. [See also in Author 
 Catalogue under Chicago Exhibition ; and New South 
 Wales — Exhibitions. ] 
 
 Chicago University.^ ^G. 
 
 Chicken Cholera. A. [See also Poultry.] 
 
 Chicken Pox. A. 
 
 Chicory. A. 
 
 Chief Justices. C. [See also Chancellors ; Judges ; 
 Lawyers.] 
 
 Child Life. G. [See also Boys ; Children — General ; 
 Family ; Girls ; Home ; Infant Life Protection.] 
 
 Children — General. F. [See also Boys ; Child Life ; 
 Education — Primary ; Factories and Factory System ; 
 Family ; Girls ; Home ; Infant Life Protection ; 
 Infanticide ; Juvenile Offenders ; Kindergarten ; 
 Parents.] 
 
 Diseases. A. [See also Children's Hospitals.] 
 
 Management. G. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Legal Status. F. [See also Infants — (Law).] 
 
 Children's Asylums. F. [See also Boarding-out System ; 
 Industrial Schools ; Juvenile Offenders.] 
 
 Children's Books. J. [See also Nursery Rhymes and 
 Tales.] 
 
 Children's Hospitals. A. [See also Children — Diseases.] 
 
 Chili. D. 
 
 Chili-Peru Wars. B. [See also South American Wars.] 
 
 Chillagoe Caves. MA. 
 
 Chiltern Hundreds. F. 
 
 Chimneys. A. [See also Fire-places.] 
 
 Chimpanzee. A. [See also Apes.] 
 
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 A. \_See also Ceramics.] 
 
 China. B. and D. [See also Chinese ; Cliinese-Japanese 
 War ; Manchuria ; Mongolia ; and under each part of 
 China.] 
 
 Religion. G. \_See also Buddhism ; Confucianism j 
 
 Tao-ism.] 
 
 China Painting. 
 
 China Sea. D. 
 
 Chinch Bug. (Blissus leucopterus). A. [See also Ento- 
 mology, Economic ; Insects, Injurious.] 
 
 Chinese. A. [/Sea a?so Aliens; Chinese Question; Coreansj 
 
 Emigration and Immigration ; Shans ; Tartars.] 
 Chinese Campaigns. B. 
 Chinese-Japanese War, 1896. B. 
 Chinese Language. J. [See also Pidgin-English.] 
 Chinese Law. [See Law — Chinese.] 
 Chinese Literature. J. [See also Drama — Chinese.] 
 Chinese' Question. F. [See a^so Aliens; Coloured Labor 
 Question ; Emigration and Immigration ; Eace 
 Problems.] 
 Chiropody. [See Foot, The.] 
 
 A. [See also Bats.] 
 [See Palmistry.] 
 
 [See also Indian Frontier — Campaigns.] 
 [See also Crusades ; Feudalism.] 
 [See also Narcotics.] 
 A. [See also Gold (Metallurgy).] 
 [See also Bleaching ; Chlorination.] 
 A. 
 A. [See also Anaesthetics.] 
 
 [See also Bacteriology; Epidemics; 
 
 Chiroptera. 
 Chiroscopy. 
 Chitral, D. 
 Chivalry. F. 
 Chloral. A. 
 Chlorination. 
 Chlorine. A. 
 Chlorodyne. 
 Chloroform. 
 Choco. A. 
 Choirs. A. 
 
 Cholera, Asiatic. A. 
 
 Germs in Disease.] 
 
 Cholera Morbus. A. 
 
 Chorea. A. 
 
 Christ. [See Jesus Christ.] 
 
 Christadelphians. G. 
 
 Christian Art and Symbolism. A. and G. [See also 
 Catacombs ; Church Decoration ; Church Furniture ; 
 Cross, The ; Ecclesiastical Architecture ; Emblems ; 
 Iconoclasts ; Ritualism ; Saints ; Symbolism.] 
 
 Christian Biography. General. C. [See also Apostles ; 
 Bishops ; Cardinals ; Clergy ; Fathers of the Church ; 
 Martyrs ; Missionaries ; Monks ; Nuns ; Pilgrim 
 Fathers ; Popes ; Preachers ; Priests ; Puritans ; Re- 
 formers, Religious ; Saints ; Theologians.] 
 
 Christian Churches and Sects. General. G. [See also 
 Apostles and Apostolic Church ; Arians and Arianism 
 ArmTenian Church ; Calvinism ; Coptic Church 
 Creeds ; Greek Church ; Hussites ; Lutheran Church 
 Mennonites ; Nestorian Church ; Quakers ; Reunion 
 of Churches ; Swedenborgianism ; Zwinglianism ; and 
 under each Denomination and Sect.] 
 
 Statistics. G. 
 
Subject Headings for Diclionary Index, 
 
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 Christian Endeavour Movement. G. 
 
 Christian Ethics. G. \_See also Adultery ; Chastity ; 
 Vice ; Virtue.] 
 
 Christian Evidences. G. [See also Bainpton Lectures ; 
 Deism ; Gnostics and Gnosticism ; Hulsean Lectures ; 
 Inspiration of the Bible ; Miracles ; Prayer ; 
 Rationalism ; Religion and Science ; Theology — 
 Natural.] 
 
 Christian Science. [^See Faith Healing.] 
 
 Christianity. General. G. [^See also Apostles and Apos- 
 tolic Church; Apostles' Creed ; Atheism; Atonement; 
 Bampton Lectures ; Bible, The ; Canon of Scripture ; 
 Christian Art; Christian Churches and Sects; Christian 
 Endeavour Movement ; Christian Ethics ; Church and 
 State ; Christian Evidences ; Christianity, History of 
 Church, The, and Social Problems ; Cross, The 
 Ecclesiastical History ; Fathers of the Church 
 Heresies; Incarnation; Inspiration of the Bible; Jesus 
 Christ ; Miracles ; Missions and Missionary Work ; 
 Persecutions; Religion and Science; Religion in Educa- 
 tion ; Resurrection ; Theology — Systematic ; and under 
 each Christian Church and Sect.] 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, Pamphlets. G. 
 
 Teaching of. \_See Religion in Education.] 
 
 . History of. G. [5«e also Apostles and Apostolic 
 
 Church ; Catacombs ; Christian Art ; Cross, The ; Cru- 
 sades ; Ecclesiastical History ; Essenes ; Fathers of 
 the Church ; Knights Templars ; Patristic Literature.] 
 
 Statistics. G. 
 
 Christianity and Science. {See Christian Evidences; 
 Religion and Science.] 
 
 Christmas. G. \_See also Christmas Carols; Church 
 Decoration ; Festivals, Church.] 
 
 Christmas Carols. H. {See also Religious Poetry.] 
 
 Christ's Hospital. A. 
 
 Chromatography. {See Colours and Colouring.] 
 
 Chromolithography. A. {See also Colour-printing; 
 Lithography.] 
 
 Chromophotography. {See Colour Photography.] 
 
 Chronicles : Bible. G. 
 
 Chronograms. B. 
 
 Chronology. General. B. {See also Almanacs and 
 Calendars ; Dates, Dictionaries of ; History — Dic- 
 tionaries ; Time Systems and Standards.] 
 
 Biblical. G. 
 
 {See also Botany and Flora — 
 {See also Registers 
 
 Chrysanthemums. 
 Japan.] 
 
 Church and Parish Registers. K. 
 of Births.] 
 
 Church and School Lands. MF. {See also Church and 
 State ; New South Wales— Public Lands.] 
 
 Church, The, and Social Problems. G. [See also 
 Socialism, Christian.] 
 
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 [Se« Stage and Church.] 
 
 G. [See also Church of England 
 
 Church and Stage. 
 
 Church and State. 
 
 Church Polity; Ecclesiastical History ; Liberty of Con- 
 science ; Religion in Education ; Roman Catholicism.] 
 
 Church Antiquities. B. and G. [See also Abbeys ; 
 Catacombs ; Cathedrals and Cliurches ; Christian Art ; 
 Church Furniture ; Ecclesiastical Architecture ; Eccle- 
 siastical Vestments ; Fasts and Fasting ; Festivals, 
 Church.] 
 
 Church Architecture. [See Ecclesiastical Architecture.] 
 
 Church Attendance. [See Public Worship.] 
 
 Church Councils. [See Councils, Church.] 
 
 Church Decoration. G. [See also Christian Art ; Fes- 
 tivals, Church.] 
 
 Church Extension. [See Missions — City and Home.] 
 
 Church Furniture. A. [See also Christian Art ; Church 
 Decoration ; Ecclesiastical Architecture ; Ecclesiastical 
 Vestments ; Lecterns.] 
 
 Church History. [See Ecclesiastical History.] 
 
 Church Institutions and "Work. G. [See also AltSLi-H ; 
 Baptism ; Bethels ; Bible Society ; Burial ; Christian 
 Ethics ; Church and Social Problems ; Church and 
 State ; Cliurcli Missions ; Cliurch Music ; Church 
 Polity ; Clergy Lists ; Communion ; Confession ; Con- 
 lirmation ; Divinity Schools ; Eucharist ; Evangelistic 
 Work ; Fasts and Fasting ; Festivals, Church ; Guilds ; 
 Liturgies ; Missions and Missionary Work ; Monas- 
 teries ; Ordination ; Prayer ; Preaching ; Priesthood ; 
 Public Worship ; Revivals ; Rituals ; Sacraments ; 
 Sisterhoods and Deacones.ses ; Sunday and Sunday 
 Observance ; Sunday Schools ; Tithes ; Y.M.C. Associa- 
 tions ; Y.W.C. Associations.] 
 
 Church Law. [See Ecclesiastical Law.] 
 
 Church Libraries. J. 
 
 Church Missionary Society. G. 
 
 Church Missions. G. [See also Missions and Missionary 
 Work — City and Home and Foreign.] 
 
 Church Music. A. and G. [See also Hymns and 
 Hymnody ; Psalms and Psalmody.] 
 
 Church of Christ. G. 
 
 Church of England. G. [See also Apostles' Creed ; 
 Apostolic Succession ; Athanasian Creed ; Church and 
 State ; Creeds ; Ecclesiastical History — Eru/land ; 
 Ecclesiastical Law ; England — Religion ; Episcopacy ; 
 Episcopal Church — America ; Episcopal Church — New 
 South Wales ; Episcopalianism ; Fasts and Fasting ; 
 Festivals, Church ; Nonconformists ; Puritans ; Pusey- 
 ism ; Ritualism ; Sacraments ; Sisterhoods ; Thirty-nine 
 Articles ; Tithes ; Tractarian Movement.] 
 
 Church of Ireland. G. [See also Disestablishment and 
 Disendowment ; Episcopalianism ; Ireland — Religion.] 
 
 Church of Scotland. G. [See also Covenanters ; Dis- 
 establishment and Disendowment ; Free Church of 
 Scotland ; Presbyterianism ; Scotland— Religion.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Church Polity. G. [See also Absolution ; Apostolic 
 Succession ; Asceticism ; Baptism ; Celibacy ; Church 
 and State ; Episcopacy ; Fasts and Fasting ; Liturj^ies ; 
 Lord's Supper ; Ordination ; Penance ; Preaching ; 
 Priesthood ; Public Worship ; Religion in Education ; 
 Religious Orders ; Reunion of Churches ; Ritualism ; 
 Sacraments; Sisterhoods; Sunday and Sunday Observ- 
 ance; Tithes.] 
 
 Church Property. G. 
 
 Church Vestments. [See Ecclesiastical Vestments.] 
 
 Churches. [See Cathedrals and Churches ; Ecclesiastical 
 Architecture ; also under the name of each Church.] 
 
 Churches, History and Records of. G, [See also Chan- 
 tries ; and under the name of each Church.] 
 
 Churches and Sects — Statistics. [See Christian Churches 
 and Sects — Statistics; and under each Denomination 
 and Sect.] 
 
 Cicadffi. A. 
 
 Cider and Perry. A. 
 
 Cigars. A. 
 
 Cinchona. A. [See also Quinine.] 
 
 Cinderella. J. 
 
 Cinematographe. A. 
 
 Cingalese. [See Singhalese.] 
 
 Cinnamon. A. [See also Tropical Agriculture.] 
 
 Cipher. J. [/S«« aZso Cryptography ; Sign Language ; Tele- 
 graph Codes.] 
 
 Circassia. B. and D. 
 
 Circulatory System. A. [See also Aorta ; Arteries ; 
 Blood ; Heart ; Vascular System ; Veins.] 
 
 Circumcision. G. 
 
 Circumnavigation. [See Voyages — General.] 
 
 Circus. A V 
 
 Cirripedia. A. [See also Crustacea.] 
 
 Cistercians and Trappists. G. [See also Benedictines ; 
 Monasticism ; Monks; Religious Orders.] 
 
 Cities— General. A. 
 
 Architecture of. A. 
 
 History of. [See under name of each City.] 
 
 Citizenship. F. and G. [See also State Ethics.] 
 
 Citric Acid. A. 
 
 Citron. A. [See also Lemon.] 
 
 City, The. F. [See also Cities.] 
 
 Civets. A. [See also Carnivora.] 
 
 Civil Engineering. A. [See also Arches ; Bridges ; 
 Buttresses ; Canals ; Docks and Dockyards ; Embank- 
 ing ; Engineering — General; Engineering — Periodicals; 
 Engineering — Societies ; Engineers ; Harbours and 
 Harbour Construction ; Lighthouses ; Public Works ; 
 Railways — Construction ; Reclamation of Land ; Retain- 
 ing Walls; Rivers; Roads and Road-making; Strength 
 of Materials; Tunnelling ; Wharves.] 
 
 Civil Law. F. 
 
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 Civil Service— General. F. [See aUo Pensions and 
 Superannuation Laws and Schemes ; and under Sub- 
 headings under the name of each country in the Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Blue Books, Lists, Registers. E. 
 
 Examinations, Manuals, Guides. G. 
 
 By Countries. F. [See also under sub-heading 
 
 Civil Service or Public Service under each country 
 in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Civil War in America. [See American Civil War.] 
 
 Civil War of England, 1625. B. [See also War of the 
 Roses, 14.55-8-5.] 
 
 Civilization. F. [See also Anthropology ; Archseology ; 
 Culture ; Ethnology ; Evolution — Social Economy, 
 Man, Natural History and Development of.] 
 
 Cladocera. A. [See also Crustacea ; Entomostraca.] 
 
 Clairvoyance. G. [<S««aZ.w Clairvoyants; Electro-biology; 
 Hypnotism ; Second Sight.] 
 
 Clairvoyants. C. [See also Magicians.] 
 
 Clans and Clan System. F. [See also Highland Clans.] 
 
 Claret. A. 
 
 Classical Antiquities. B. [See also Archteology — By 
 Countries; Classical Dictionaries ; Egyptology; Greece; 
 Mythology ; Rome ; Taireme.] 
 
 Classical Biography. C. 
 
 Classical Dictionaries. K. [See also Archaeology — 
 Dictionaries ; Mythology —Dictionaries.] 
 
 Classical Education. G. [See also Scientific Education.] 
 
 Classical Literature. [See under each Language.] 
 
 Classification— Biology. [See Taxonomy.] 
 
 Classification— Books. J. [Sw a?«o Cataloguing ; Library 
 Economy.] 
 
 Clavicornia. A. [See also Beetles ; Coleoptera.] 
 
 Clays : Pottery. A. [See also Modelling.] 
 
 Cleaning and Cleanliness. 
 
 Clergy, The. C. [See also Bishops ; Missionaries ; 
 Preachers; Preaching; Priesthood; Priests; Reformers, 
 Religious ; Theologians.] 
 
 By Denominations. 
 
 Clergy Lists. E. 
 
 Clerical Profession. G. [See also Professional and 
 Business Ethics.] 
 
 Click Beetle. [See Wire-worms and Click Beetle.] 
 
 Cliff Dwellings. A. [See also Anthropology.] 
 
 Climate. [See Climatology.] 
 
 Climatology. A. [See also Meteorology; and under each 
 
 Country with the sub-heading — Climate.'] 
 Climbing Plants. A. 
 
 Clinical Medicine. A. [See also Diagnosis ; Pathology.] 
 Clocks. A. [See also Horology ; Watches.] 
 Cloth Manufacture. A. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Clothes and Clothing. A. {See also Costume ; Dress, 
 Ethics of ; Dressmaking ; Fashion Journals ; Military 
 Clothing ; Silk ; Textile Fabrics ; Toilet ; Uniforms.] 
 
 Clouds. A. {See also Meteorology.] 
 
 Clovers. A. [See also Leguminosse; Nitrogen in Agricul- 
 ture.] 
 
 Clubs and Club Life. F. [See also Boys — Clubs ; 
 Societies, Institutions and Clubs.] 
 
 Clydesdale Horse. A. 
 
 Coachbuilding. [See Carriage-building ; Rolling-stock ; 
 
 Waggons.] 
 Coach-painting. [See Carriage-painting.] 
 Coaching. A. [See also Driving.] 
 Coal. A. [/SwftZw Coal-mines and Coal-mining; Coal-tar; 
 
 Coke ; Fuel ; Gas — Manufacture and Works.] 
 Coal-gas. [See Gas — Manufacture and Works.] 
 Coaling Stations, F. [See also Federation, Imperial.] 
 Coal Mines and Coal-mining. A. [See also Coal ; 
 
 Coal-miners ; Explosions ; Fires in Mines ; Gas in 
 
 Mines ; Miners' Safety Lamps.] 
 
 Coal-miners. A. [See also Coal-mines and Coal-mining.] 
 
 Coal-tar. A. [See also Aniline Dyes ; Anthracene ; 
 Asphalt ; Benzene ; Carbolic Acid ; Gas — Manufacture 
 and Works ; Naphthalene ; Tar.] 
 
 Coal Trade. F. 
 
 Coats of Arms. [See Badges, Coats of Arms and Crests ; 
 Genealogy ; Heraldry ; Seals.] 
 
 Cobalt. A. 
 
 Cobden Club. F. 
 
 Cocaine. A. [See also Ansesthetics.] 
 
 Coccidse. A. [See also Etomology, Economic ; Hemi- 
 ptera ; Scale Insects.] 
 
 Coccinellidse. A. [5««aZ«oColeoptera; Entomology, Eco- 
 nomic ; Insects, Injurious and Beneticial ; Lady-birds.] 
 
 Cochin China. D. [See also Annam; France — Colonies; 
 Indo-China ; Malay Peninsula and Malaysia,] 
 
 Cochineal, A. 
 
 Cock-fighting. A. 
 
 Cockneys. A. [See also London.] 
 
 Cocoa. A. 
 
 Cocoanut— Oil and Cake. A. 
 
 Cocoanut Palm. A. 
 
 Cod Fish. A. 
 
 Cod-liver Oil. A. 
 
 Code NapolSon. F. [See also Codification ; Law — 
 French.] 
 
 Codification . Law. F. [See also Law Reform.] 
 
 Codes. [See Sub-heading Statutes under each Country.] 
 
 Codicils. [See Wills.] 
 
 Codling Moth. (Carcorapsa pomonella.) A. [See also 
 Apples and Apple-growing ; Entomology, Economic ; 
 Insects, Injurious.] 
 
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 Coelenterata. A. [See also Aetinozoa; Anthozoa; Corals; 
 Ctenophora ; Echiiiodermata ; Hydrozoa ; Siphono- 
 phora ; Sponges ; Zoophytes.] 
 
 Coffee. A. 
 
 Coffee Houses. B. 
 
 CoflBns. A. [See also Burial; Catacombs.] 
 
 Coinage. F. [See also Bi-metallism ; Currency ; Mints.] 
 
 Coins. General. A. [See also Medals ; Numismatics ; 
 Tokens.] 
 
 ■■ — By Countries. A. 
 
 Coke. A. 
 
 Cold Storage. A. [See also Compressed Air; Fruit 
 Trade ; Meat Trade ; Refrigerating Machinery.] 
 
 Coldstream Guards, B. 
 
 Coleoptera. A. [5««a?«o Beetles; Entomology; Insects.] 
 
 Colic. A. [See also Intestines ; Stomach.] 
 
 Coliseum. [See Colosseum.] 
 
 Collecting : Natural History. A. [See also Museums ; 
 Taxidermy.] 
 
 Manuals, Handbooks. A. 
 
 Collections of Pictures and Objects of Art. A. [See 
 also Fine Arts — Galleries.] 
 
 Collectivism. F. [See also Communism ; Individualism ; 
 Socialism.] 
 
 College Life. G. [See also School Life ; Student Life.] 
 
 Colleges. General. G. [See also Agricultural Colleges ; 
 Calendars and Registers of Universities and Colleges ; 
 Classical Education ; Commercial Education ; Dental 
 Colleges ; Education — Universities and Colleges ; 
 Medical Education ; Military Art and Science — 
 Education; Pharmacy — Colleges; Scientific Education ; 
 Universities ; and under each College.] 
 
 Collieries. [See Coal-mines and Coal-mining.] 
 
 Collisions. A. [See also Navigation ; Maritime Law.] 
 
 Collotypes. A. [See also Photography.] 
 
 Cologne. B. 
 
 Colombia. D. 
 
 Colombo. B. [See also Ceylon.] 
 
 Colonies, British. B. and D. [See also Colonies and Great 
 Britain; Colonization; Colonizing Companies ; Emigra- 
 tion and Immigration ; and under each Colony.] 
 
 Colonies, The, and Great Britain. B. and F. [See also 
 Federation, Imperial.] 
 
 [See France — Colonies; and under 
 
 [See Germany — Colonies ; and under 
 
 Customs Union ; 
 
 Colonies, French, 
 each Colony.] 
 
 Colonies, German. 
 
 each Colony.] 
 
 Colonization. B. [See also British South Africa Chartered 
 Co. ; Colonies and Great Britain ; Colonizing Com- 
 panies; and Sub-heading Colonies under each Country.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Colonizing Companies. F. 
 
 Colorado River. D. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Colorado— State. D. 
 Colosseum. B. 
 
 Colour of Flowers and Plants. A. \See also Botany — 
 Physiological ; Colouration, Animal.] 
 
 Colour-blindness. A. [&e also Eye, The.] 
 Colour Photography. A. \_See also Photography.] 
 
 Colour-printing. A. [See also Chromolithography ; 
 
 Printing. I 
 Colouration, Animal. A. 
 
 Coloured Labour Question. MF. [See also Aliens ; 
 
 Chinese Question ; Coolies ; Emigration ; Kanakas ; 
 
 Negroes ; Race Problems ; Slavery and Slave Trade.] 
 Coloured Schools and Institutes, United States. G. 
 
 [See also American Negroes.] 
 
 Colours and Colouring. A. [See also Aniline Dyes ; 
 Chromolithography ; Dyes and Dyeing ; Paints and 
 Pigments; Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Columbia District. B. [See also Washington City.] 
 
 Columbia University. G. [See also Universities, Ameri- 
 can.] 
 Colza Oil. A. [See also Rape.] 
 
 Combinations. [See Permutations and Combinations.] 
 Combustion, A. [See also Fire ; Fuel ; Heat.] 
 Comedies. [See Dramatic Literature.] 
 Comedy. H. [See also Drama, The.] 
 Comets. A. 
 
 Comic Literature. [See Humour and Comic Literature.] 
 Commandments, Ten. [See Decalogue.] 
 Commentaries of the Bible. [See Bible — Commentaries.] 
 
 Commentaries (General Literature). [See under each 
 Author in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Commerce and Trade. — General. F. [See also Adver- 
 tising ; Auctions ; Bankruptcy ; Banks and Banking ; 
 Book-keeping ; Cipher ; Colonies and Great Britain ; 
 Commerce, Charters of ; Commercial Law ; Commercial 
 Travellers ; Consular Reports ; Co-02)eration ; Credit 
 System ; Currency ; Electric Telegraphs — Administra- 
 tion ; Exchange ; Finance ; Flags ; Insurance — Fire, 
 Life, and Marine ; International Law ; Merchants ; 
 Monopolies; Pacific Cable; Panics; Partnership; Postal 
 Service and Administration; Profit-sharing; Railways — 
 Administration ; Routes for Trade and Travelling ; 
 Statistics ; Steamship Companies ; Stock Exchange ; 
 Stocks and Shares ; Tariffs ; Telegraph Codes ; Trade, 
 Boards of : Trade Protection ; Transportation ; Trusts ; 
 Weights and Measures ; and under each Country under 
 the sub-heading — Commerce and Trade.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Education, Training. [See Commercial Education.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. [See Commercial Law ; 
 
 Maritime Law.] 
 
 . Manuals. F. 
 
 Commerce, Charters of. F. 
 
 Commercial Correspondence, 
 tion.] 
 
 [See Commercial Educa- 
 
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 Commercial Education. G. 
 
 Commercial Law. F. [-Se« aZ«o Admiralty Court ; Arbi- 
 tration and Conciliation ; Assignments ; Bankruptcy ; 
 Carriers ; Companies — Law ; Exchange ; Insurance ; 
 Maritime Law ; Partnership; Trusts.] 
 
 Commercial Periodicals. [See sub-heading Periodicals, 
 under Commerce and Trade.] 
 
 Commercial Products. [See Manufactures; Technological 
 Chemistry.] 
 
 Commercial Travellers. F. 
 
 Common Law. F. 
 
 Common Sense. G. 
 
 Commons. F. [See also Stock and Pasture Boards.] 
 
 Communion, The. [See Lord's Supper ; Sacraments, 
 
 The.] 
 Communism. F. [See also Collectivism ; Fourierism ; 
 
 Individualism ; Paris Commune ; Socialism.] 
 
 Companies — Law. F. [See also Auditors ; Bankruptcy ; 
 Commercial Law ; Corporations and Companies ; Stocks 
 and Shai-es ; and under the title of each Company.] 
 
 Comparative Anatomy. [See Anatomy, Comparative ; 
 Animal Mechanism.] 
 
 Comparative Physiology. [See Physiology, Comparative.] 
 
 Compass, The. A. [See also Magnetism, Terrestrial ; 
 
 Navigation.] 
 Compensation. F. 
 
 Competition. F. [See also Currency ; Opportunity ; 
 Prices ; Work and Wages.] 
 
 Competitive Examinations. [See Civil Service — Examin- 
 ations ; Examinations — General.] 
 
 Compressed Air. A. [See also Cold Storage ; Fruit Trade ; 
 Ice and Ice-making ; Meat Trade ; Pneumatics ; 
 Refrigerating Machinery.] 
 
 Comtean Philosophy. G. [See also Positivism ; and 
 under Comte in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Concani Language. J. 
 
 Conception. G. 
 
 Conceptualism. G. [See also Nominalism ; Realism ; 
 Scholasticism.] 
 
 Conchology. A. [-Se^ aZso Malacology; Mollusca; Shells.] 
 
 Conciliation. [See Arbitration and Conciliation.] 
 
 Concordances of the Bible. [See Bible — Concordances ; 
 and under each Epistle, Gospel, &c.] 
 
 Concordances — General. [See under each Author in the 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Concrete. [See Cements.] 
 
 Condemned Books. J. [/S"** aZ«o Book Rarities; Immoral 
 Literature ; Obscene Publications ; Persecutions.] 
 
 Condensed Milk. A. [See also Milk and Milk Inspection.] 
 
 Condiments. A. [See also Spices.] 
 
 Condition of the People. [See People, The ; Social 
 Economy ; Social Problems ; Working Classes ; and 
 under the sub-heading Social Life and Customs under 
 each Country.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Confectionery. A. 
 
 Confederate States. F. \_See also American Civil War ; 
 Federal Government and Federalism ; Slavery and Slave 
 Trade ; United States — History, and Constitutional 
 History.] 
 
 Confession. G. [See also Absolution ; Penance.] 
 
 Confession of Faith. [See Creeds ; Westminster Con- 
 fession of Faith.] 
 
 Confirmation. G [See also Sacraments, The.] 
 
 Confucianism. G. [See also Ancestor Worship ; Budd- 
 hism; Cliina — Religion; Tao-ism; and under Confucius 
 in the Author Catalogue. | 
 
 Congo Free State. D. 
 
 Congo River. D. 
 
 Congregationalism. G. [See also Antinomianism ; 
 Brownists ; Church and State ; Nonconformists ; 
 Presbyterianism ; Puritans and Puritanism.] 
 
 Congress, United States. [See under United States — 
 Congress in Autlior Catalogue, for Official Publications ; 
 and under the same heading in Tndex for descriptive 
 works.] 
 
 Congresses F. [See also Treaties ; and under the name 
 of each Congress both in Author Catalogue and Index.] 
 
 Conic Sections. A. [See also Curves ; Geometry ; 
 Matliematics.] 
 
 Coniferse. A. [See also Pines ; and under each Tree.] 
 
 [See also Magic ; Witchcraft.] 
 
 G. [See also Marriage.] 
 [See also Freedom of the Will ; Responsi- 
 
 Conjuring. A. 
 Conjurors. C 
 Consanguinity. 
 
 Conscience. G 
 
 bility.] 
 
 Consciousness. G. [See also Automatism ; Knowledge, 
 Theory of ; Ontology ; Reality ; Senses ; Unconscious, 
 The.] 
 
 Conscription. F. 
 
 Conservation of Water. [See Water Supply and Conserva- 
 tion.] 
 
 Conservatism. F. [See also Great Britain — Politics; 
 Unionists.] 
 
 Conservatories. [See Horticultural Buildings.] 
 
 Consideration ( Law). F. [See also Contracta.] 
 
 Consolation. G. 
 
 Conspiracies. B. and F. 
 
 Constables. F. [See also Police.] 
 
 Constantinople. B. [&e «?so Byzantine Empire; Byzan- 
 tium.] 
 
 Constipation. A. [See also Digestion and Indigestion.] . 
 
 Constitutional History, General. F. [See also Aristo- 
 cracy ; Constitutions of Countries ; Crown, The ; 
 Democracy ; and under the sub-headings — Constitution 
 and Constitutional Law, Constitutional History, and 
 Parliament under each country.] 
 
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 Constitutional Law, General. F. [&« also Constitutions 
 of Countries: Executive; Federal Government ; Upper 
 Chambers ; and under the sub-heading, Constitution 
 and Constitutional Law under each country.] 
 
 Constitutions of Countries. General. F. [See also 
 Aristocracy ; Cabinet, The ; Constitutional History ; 
 Constitutional Law ; Democracy ; and under the sub- 
 headings — Constitution and Constitutional Law, and 
 Constitutional History, under each country.] 
 
 Consular Law. F. 
 
 Consular Reports. By Countries. E. [See also under 
 Great Britain and Ireland — Foreign Office ; United 
 States — Consular Jieporta in Author Catalogue ; and 
 under each subject treated on by the Reports.] 
 
 Consuls and Consular Service. F. [See also Ambassa- 
 dors and Diplomatists ; Commercial Law ; Consular 
 Law ; Diplomacy ; International Law ; and under 
 Great 'Britain and Ireland — Foreign Office in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Consumption. A. [See also Bacteriology ; Germs in 
 Disease; Lungs; Tuberculin; Tuberculosis; and under 
 Koch, Dr. E,., in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Contagious and Infectious Diseases. A. [See also 
 Anthrax ; Bacteriology ; Bubonic Plague ; Cholera, 
 A.siatic; Diphtheria; Disinfection; Dysentery; Epi- 
 demics ; Fevers ; Germs in Disease ; Hydrophobia ; 
 Influenza ; Inoculation ; Leprosy ; Plagues ; Prostitu- 
 tion ; Public Health ; Puerperal Fever ; Quarantine ; 
 Sanitation ; Scarlet Fever ; Small-pox ; Social Purity ; 
 Tuberculosis ; Typhoid Fever ; Vaccination ; Venereal 
 Diseases ; Yellow Fever ; and under each Disease.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Contracts (Law). F. [iSe« aZso Assignments; Champerty; 
 Insurance; Partnership.] 
 
 Controversy. G. [See also Theology- 
 Conundrums. [See Riddles.] 
 Convalescent Homes and Hospitals. 
 
 Convents and Convent Life. G. 
 
 Monasteries ; Monasticism ; Nuns : 
 
 Conversation. G. [See also Etiquette ; Table Talk.] 
 
 Conversion. G. [See also Evangelistic Work ; Missions 
 and Missionary Work ; Regeneration ; Repentance ; 
 Revivals. J 
 
 Conveyancing. 
 
 Property.] 
 
 Convict Labour. 
 Convicts. F. 
 
 -Controversial.] 
 
 [See also Abbeys ; 
 Religious Orders.] 
 
 F. [See also Deeds ; Land Tenure ; Real 
 
 [See Prison Labour.] 
 
 [See also Criminals ; Prison Labour ; 
 Transportation — Criminals ; and under Great Britain 
 and Ireland — Convicts, and New South Wales — Trans- 
 portation, in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Convicts and Convict System — New South Wales. 
 MF. [See also New South Wales-— Transportation, in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Convulsions. A. 
 
 Cook Islands. MD. [See also Earotonga.] 
 
Subject Headings jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Cookery and Cookery Schools. A. [See also Con- 
 fectionery ; Dietetics ; Domestic Economy ; Food ; 
 Fruit-canning ; Salads ; Stoves.] 
 
 Coolgardie. MD. [See also Goldfielda — Western Aus- 
 tralia.] 
 
 Coolies. F. [See also Aliens ; Coloured Labour 
 
 Question.] 
 
 Coomassie. D. [See also Ashantee.] 
 
 Cooperation and Cooperative Movements. F. [See 
 also Building Societies ; Capital and Labour ; Com- 
 munism ; Cooperative Stores ; Exhibitions ; Friendly 
 Societies ; Insurance — General ; Labour Settlements ; 
 Profit-sharing ; Savings Banks ; Socialism ; Trades 
 Unions ; Village Communities.] 
 
 Cooperative Stores. F. 
 
 Coopering. A. 
 
 Copepoda. A. [See also Entomostraca.] 
 
 Copper and Copper Ores. A. [See also Copper-mining ; 
 Malachite ; Metallurgy ; Mineralogy ; Smelting.] 
 
 Copper-mining. A. [See also Copper and Copper Ores.] 
 
 Copra. [See Cocoanut-Oil and Cake.] 
 
 Copts and Coptic Church. G. [See also Christianity- 
 History of ; Ecclesiastical History — Egypt ; Egypt— 
 Eeligion ; Greek Church ; Monophysites.] 
 
 Coptic Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Copyright and Literary Property. F. [See also 
 
 Authors and Publishers ; Patents and Trade-marks.] 
 Corals and Coral Reefs. A. [See also Anthozoa.] 
 Cordage. A. 
 
 Cordials and Liqueurs. A. 
 Cordite. A. [See also Explosives.] 
 Corea. D. 
 
 Coreans. A. [See also Chinese.] 
 Cork. A. 
 
 Corn. [See Cereals ; Maize ; Wheat.] 
 Corn Laws. F. [See also Free Trade.] 
 
 Cornell University. G. [See also Universities — 
 
 American.] 
 
 Cornish Language. J. 
 
 Cornwall. D. 
 
 Coronations. B. 
 
 Coroners. F. 
 
 Corporations and Companies. F. [See also Companies- 
 Law- ; (Tuilds ; Municipal Corporations ; Societies, 
 Institutions, and Clubs ; Trusts ; and under the names 
 of individual Companies.] 
 
 Corporal Punishment. G. [See also Punishment ; School 
 Management.] 
 
 Corpulence. A. [See also Banting : Hygiene.] 
 
 Correspondence. [See Letter-writing ; Letters.] 
 
 Corrosion and Fouling. A. 
 
 Corsica. D. 
 
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 [See also Perfumery ; Toilet.] 
 A. [See also Astronomy ; 
 
 Nebular 
 
 [See also Cosmology ; Creation ; Earth, 
 
 [See also Cosmogony ; Earth, The ; 
 Quantity ; Space ; Time.] 
 
 Cosmetics. A. 
 
 Cosmic Dust. 
 
 Hypotheses.] 
 
 Cosmogony. G. 
 
 The.] 
 Cosmology. G. 
 
 Force ; Matter ; Motion 
 Costa Rica. D. 
 Costermongers. A. 
 
 Costume. A. [See also Academic Degrees and Costume ; 
 Arms and Armour ; Boots and Shoes ; Clothes and 
 Clothing ; Dress, Ethics of ; Dressmaking ; Ecclesias- 
 tical Vestments ; Fancy Dress ; Fans ; Fashion Jour- 
 nals ; Gloves ; Hair ; Hats and Caps ; Headgear ; 
 Helmets ; Hosiery ; Jewellery ; Masks ; Millinery ; 
 Regalia ; Stockings ; Tartans ; Toilet ; Umbrella ; 
 Uniforms.] . 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Cote d'Or. B. [,See afoo Burgundy; Dijon.] 
 
 Cottages. [See Dwelling-houses.] 
 
 Cotton. A. 
 
 Cotton Manufacture and Trade. A. [See aho CaMc» ; 
 Dyes and Dyeing ; Textile Fabrics.] 
 
 Cotton-seed — Oil and Cake. A. 
 
 Cotton Worm (Aletia xylina). A. [See also Entomology, 
 Economic ; Insects, Injurious ; Noctuida>.] 
 
 Council of Nic8ea. (a.d. 325.) G. [See also Nicene 
 
 Creed. ] 
 (a.d. 
 
 .) G. 
 
 Council of Trent, (a.d. 1545-63.) G. 
 Councils, Church. G. [See also Council of Niesea ; 
 
 Council of Trent ; Ecclesiastical History ; CEcumenical 
 
 Councils; Vatican Council.] 
 
 Council, Vatican. [See Vatican Council.] 
 Counter-irritation : Therapeutics. A. 
 Counterpoint. A. [<S«e a/so Music— General.] 
 Country Life and Pleasures. [See Rural Life.] 
 County Councils. F. [See also London County Council.] 
 County Maps. [See under each County.] 
 Courage. G. [«S«« aZ«o Cowardice; Heroes and Heroism.] 
 
 Courses of Instruction in Colleges and Universities. 
 
 [See Calendars and Registers of Universities ; Educa- 
 tion — Universities and Colleges ; and under the title 
 of each College and University in the Author Cata- 
 logue.] 
 
 Coursing. A. [See also Sports and Pastimes.] 
 
 Court Fools. [See Fools and Jesters.] 
 
 Court Guides. K. 
 
 Court Practice and Procedure. F. [See also Law 
 Courts.] 
 
 Courtesy. G. [See also Etiquette.] 
 
 Courts-martial, Military and Naval. F. [See also 
 Military Law ; Naval Law ; Trials, Military ; Trials, 
 Naval.] 
 
Subject Readings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Courts of Law. {Set Law Courts.] 
 
 Courtship. G. [§«« a?so Love ; Marriage.] 
 
 Covenanters. G. {Set also Churcli of Scotland ; Free 
 Church of Scotland ; Presbyterianism.] 
 
 Covent Garden. B. 
 
 Coventry. B. 
 
 Covetousness. G. 
 
 Cowardice, (i. 
 
 Cowboys. A. ' 
 
 Cow-peas. A. {See also Beans ; Forago Plants ; Legu- 
 minosiB ; Manures and Fertilisers ; Nitrogen in Agri- 
 culture.] 
 
 Cows. {See Butter ; Cattle and Cattle-breeding ; Cheese ; 
 Dairy Cattle ; Dairy-farming: Milk.] 
 
 Crabs. A. [See also Brachyura.] 
 Cranes : Machinery. A. 
 Cranes : Zoology. A. 
 Craniology. A. {See also Skull.] 
 Crayfishes. A. {See also Crustacea.] 
 Crayons. [See Pastel Drawing.] 
 
 Creation. G. [See also Cosmogony ; Deluge ; Earth ; 
 Evolution ; Geology ; Religion and Science ; Soul.] 
 
 Cridit Foncier. F. [See also Agricultural Banks.] 
 
 Credit System and Public Credit. F. [See also Banks 
 and Banking ; Currency.] 
 
 Cree Language. J. 
 
 Creeds. G. [See also Apostles' Creed ; Athanasian Creed ; 
 Augsburg Confession ; Catechisms ; Council of Trent ; 
 Nicene Creed ; Thirty-nine Articles ; Westminister 
 Confession of Faith ; and under each Denomination or 
 Sect for its own Creed.] 
 
 Cremation. A. [See also Burial ; Cemeteries ; Funeral 
 Rites.] 
 
 Creoles. A. 
 
 Crests. [See Badges ; Heraldry.] 
 
 Crete. D. 
 
 Cretinism. A. [See also Goitre ; Idiocy.] 
 
 Cribbage. A. 
 
 Cricket. A. {See also Sports.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Crime. F. [Seea?.w Anthropometry; Capital Punishment; 
 Crimes, History of ; Criminal Diw ; Criminals ; Identi- 
 fication of Criminals ; Insanity ; Juvenile Offenders ; 
 Penal Legislation ; Police ; Prisons ; Punishment ; 
 Reformation; Reformatories; Swindlers and Swindling; 
 Transportation — Criminals ; Trials ; Vagrants.] 
 
 — By Countries. F. 
 
 Crimea. D. 
 
 Crimean War. B. [See also Great Britain— History ; 
 Russia — History. ] 
 
 Crimes, History of. F. [See a/so Bushrangers; Convicts; 
 Criminals ; Trials.] 
 
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 Public Library of Neio South Wales. 
 
 Criminal Law, F. \_See also Adultery ; Arrest ; Assassina- 
 tion ; Burglary; Capital Punishment; Conspiracies; 
 Convicts; Crime; Criminals; Evidence; Identification of 
 Criminals ; Infanticide ; Juvenile Offenders ; Murder ; 
 Mutinies ; Penal Colonies ; Penal Legislation ; Prisons ; 
 Punishment ; Transportation — Criminal ; Treason ; 
 Trials.] 
 
 Criminals. C. [See aho Assassins ; Brigands ; Bush" 
 rangers ; Convicts ; Crime ; Crimes, History of ; High- 
 waymen ; Identification of Criminals ; Pirates and 
 Piracy ; Police ; Trials ; Vagrants.] 
 
 Criminology. [^See Crime ; Criminals.] 
 
 Crinoidea. A. \_See also Echinodermata ; Sea Lilies.] 
 
 Critical Philosophy. \_See Kantian Philosophy.] 
 
 Criticism. G. [See also ^Esthetics ; Fine Arts ; Literary 
 Criticism.] 
 
 Croatia and Slavonia. D. 
 
 Croatian Language. J. [See also Slavonian Languages.] 
 
 Crocheting. [See Fancy Work.] 
 
 Crocodiles. [Sec Alligators and Crocodiles.] 
 
 Crofters. F. [See also Highlanders, Scottish ; Land 
 Tenure — Scotland ; and under Great Britain and 
 Ireland — Crofters in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Crop Reports. By Countries. E. 
 
 Crops, Analyses of. A. [See also Agricultural 
 Chemistry ; Experiment Farms and Stations ; Fodders 
 and Food Stuffs ; Fruits, Analyses of.] 
 
 Crops, Special. [See Botany. — Economic ; Canaigre ; 
 Choco ; Cinchona ; Coffee ; Fibres ; Grasses ; Indigo ; 
 Tea ; Tobacco-growing ; Tropical Agriculture ; and 
 under each Crop.] 
 
 Croquet. A. [See also Games.] 
 
 Cross, The. G. [See also Christian Art and Symbolism ; 
 Christianity, History of ; Crucifixion ; Jesus Christ ; 
 Phallic Worship.] 
 
 Crosses. A. [See also ArchiEology ; Church Decoration ; 
 Ecclesiastical Architecture.] 
 
 Croup. A. 
 
 Crow, The. A. 
 
 Crowd, The. F. [See also Democracy ; Mobs ; People, 
 The ; Working Clas.ses.] 
 
 Crown, The. F. [See also Constitutional History ; Con- 
 stitutions of Countries ; and under the sub-heading 
 Constitution and Constitutional Law under each 
 Country.] 
 
 Crown Colonies. [See Colonies, British ; Colonies and 
 Great Britain.] 
 
 Crown Lands of Australasia. [See sub-heading Public 
 Lands, under Australia and each of the Colonies. 
 
 Crucifixion. G. [See also Cross ; Jesus Christ.] 
 Cruelty. G. [See also Social Ethics.] 
 Cruelty to Animals. G. [See also Animals— Hygiene, 
 Feeding and Treatment ; Vivisection.] 
 
 Crusades. B. [See also Chivalry; History— Mediseval ; 
 Knights Templars ; Saracens.] 
 
Subject Headings f 07' Dictionary Index. 
 
 C& 
 
 Curfew Bell. 
 Curling. A. 
 Currants, A 
 
 Crustacea. A. iSee also Brachyura ; Cirripedia ; Cope- 
 poda ; Crabs ; Crayfishes ; Entomostraca ; Isopoda ; 
 Lobsters ; Macroura.] 
 
 Cryptogamic Botany. [See Botany^Cryptogamic] 
 
 Cryptography. A. [See also Ci|)hcr; Telegraph Codes.] 
 
 Crystal Palace. B. 
 
 Crystallography. A. [See also Mineralogy.] 
 
 Crystals. A. [See also Crystallography.] 
 
 Ctenophora. A. [See also Jelly Fish.] 
 
 Cuba. D. [See also American-Spanish War ; " Maiao ' 
 Disaster ; Spain — Colonies.] 
 
 Cuckoo. A. 
 
 Culdees. G. [See also Ecclesiastical History — Scotland.] 
 
 CuUoden. B. [See also Jacobites ; Scotland — History.] 
 
 Culture. G. [See also Character ; Civilization ; Illi 
 teracy ; Moral Education ; Self-culture.] 
 
 Cumberland Disease. [See Anthrax.] 
 
 Cuneiform Inscriptions. J. [See also Accadians ; A.ssyrian 
 Language ; Chaldean Language ; Palajography.] 
 
 Curatel Procedure. A. [See also Dipsomania.] 
 
 Curculionidse. A. [See also Weevils.] 
 
 B. 
 
 [See also Sports.] 
 
 [See also Grapes ; Raisins.] 
 
 Currency : General. F. [See also Banks and Banking ; 
 Bimetallism ; Capital ; Coinage ; Credit System ; 
 Exchange ; Finance ; Gold ; Interest ; Mints ; Paper 
 Money ; Silver; Value.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 By Countries. F. 
 
 Currents. A. [See also Hydrography.] 
 
 Curves. A. [See also Conic Sections ; Geometry.] 
 
 Customs and Excise Duties. F. [See also Octrois, Les ; 
 Tariffs ; Taxation ; and under Finance and Trade under 
 each Country.] 
 
 Customs and Manners. (!. [See also Archeology; 
 Betrothal; Burial ; Cannibals and Cannibalism; Caste; 
 Costume ; Cremation ; Debtor and Creditor ; Dress, 
 Ethics of ; Drinking Customs ; Duelling; Embalming; 
 Etiquette ; Family, The ; Folk-lore ; Funeral Rites ; 
 Games ; Home, The ; Kissing ; Marriage Customs ; 
 Mourning Customs ; New Year ; Politeness ; Rites 
 and Ceremonies; Social Ethics; Suicide; Sumptuary 
 Laws ; Tattooing ; Toasts; Toilet; Women — Position, 
 Treatment and Influence ; and under the sub-heading 
 Social Life and Customs under each Country. 
 
 Customs Union. F. [See also Fair Trade ; Federation, 
 Imperial ; Free Trade ; Reciprocity.] 
 
 Cutaneous System. A. [See also Dermatology ; Skin.] 
 
 Cutlery. A. 
 
 Cutting. [See Tailoring.] 
 
 Cuttle Fish. A. [See also Cephalopoda.] 
 
 Cyanide Process of Gold Extraction. A. [See also 
 Gold ; Metallurgy.] 
 
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 Cycles. '[See Climatology ; Meteorology ; Periodic Law.] 
 
 Cycling. A. [See also Bicycles ; Sports.] 
 
 Cycloidura venosa, MA. 
 
 Cyclones and Anticyclones. A. \_See also Meteorology ; 
 Storms ; Winds.] 
 
 Cyclopsedias, [See Encyclopsedias.] 
 
 Cymric. \_See Welsh Language.] 
 
 Cypher. \_See Cipher ; Cryptography ; Telegraph Codes.] 
 
 Cyprinodonts. A. [^See also Carp.] 
 
 Cypriotes. A. 
 
 Cyprus. B and D. ([See also Colonies, British.] 
 
 Cyrillic Language. J. 
 
 Cytology. ISee Biology ; Cells, Structure and Theory ; 
 Morphology ; Physiology.] 
 
 Czars. C. [See also Emperors ; Kings.] 
 
 Czech. [(Se« Bohemian Language.] 
 
 D 
 
 DagueiTotype. A. [See also Photography.] 
 
 Dahomey. D. [See a?»o 'Africa— West.] 
 
 Dairy Appliances and Machinery. A. [See also 
 Dairying.] 
 
 Dairy Buildings. A. [See also Dairy Farming ; Dairy- 
 ing.] 
 
 Dairy Cattle. A. [See also Alderney ; Ayrshire ; Hol- 
 stein ; Jersey ; Kerry ; Spaying ; and under each of 
 the Dairy Breeds.] 
 
 Dairy Farming. A. [>S««a?«o Bacon-making; Dairy Cattle; 
 Dairying ; Ensilage ; Experiment Farms and Stations ; 
 Feeding Experiments ; Fodders and Food-stuffs ; Foods, 
 Chemistry of ; Forage Plants ; Grasses ; Manures ; 
 Pastures ; Pigs.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Dairying. A. [See also Butter ; Cheese ; Dairy Appli- 
 ances ; Dairy Buildings ; Dai ry-f arming ; Milk.] 
 
 Dakota Language. J. [See also Indians, American — 
 Languages.] 
 
 Dakota, North. D. 
 
 Dakota, South. D. 
 
 Dalmatia. B. and D. 
 
 Damages. F. 
 
 Damaraland. D. [See also South Africa.] 
 
 Damascening. A. [See also Metal-work.] 
 
 Dams. A. [See also Hydraulic Engineering; Weirs] 
 
 Dancing. A. [See also Ballet ; Balls.] 
 
 Daniel, Book of. G 
 
 Danish Language. J. 
 
 Danish Literature. J. 
 
 Danube River. D. 
 
 Darjieling. D, 
 
Subject Headings fo)^ Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Darling River. MD. 
 
 Darwinism. \_See Evolution; and under Darwin, Charles, 
 in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Date Palm. A. 
 
 Dates, Dictionaries of. B. [See also Chronology — 
 General.] 
 
 Dauphine. D. [^See also Alps ; France — General.] 
 
 Day of Judgment. [See Eschatology; Judgment, Day of.] 
 
 Deaconesses. [See Sisterhoods.] 
 
 Deaf-mutism. A. [See also Deaf and Dumb.] 
 
 Deaf and Dumb — General. G. [See also Deaf-mutism ; 
 
 Sign-language. ] 
 
 Asylums and Education. G. 
 
 Deafness. [See Ear, The.] 
 
 Death. G. [See also Burial ; Embalming ; Eschatology ; 
 Funeral Rites ; Future State ; Purgatory ; Resurrec- 
 tion.] 
 
 Debates. [See the sub-heading Parliament under the name 
 of each country in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Debating. General. J. [See also Elocution ; Oratory ; 
 Parliamentary Law and Practice ; Public Meetings ; 
 Public Speaking ; Rhetoric] 
 
 Societies. G. 
 
 Debtor and Creditor. F. [See also Assignments ; Bank- 
 ruptcy ; Credit System ; National Debts.] 
 
 Decadence. [See Degeneration.] 
 
 Decalogue. G. 
 
 Decimal System. A. [See also Metric System ; Weights 
 and Measures.] 
 
 Decoration and Ornament. A. [See also Alphabets, 
 Initials and Monograms ; Arabesques ; Bronzes ; 
 Carving ; Church Decoration ; Design, Decorative ; 
 Embroidery ; Enamels ; Fancy Work ; Fans ; Fine 
 Arts ; Floral Decoration ; Furniture ; Gems ; House 
 Decoration ; Illumination ; Jewellery ; Metal Work ; 
 Mosaics; Needlework — Fine Arts; Painting; Pottery; 
 Sculpture ; Tapestry ; Terra Cotta ; Vases ; Wall 
 Papers ; Wood-carving.] 
 
 Decorations of Honour. K. [See also Badges ; Legion of 
 Hpnour ; Medals and Decorations ; Military Orders ; 
 Victoria Cross.] 
 
 Decoys. A. [See also Trapping.] 
 
 Deeds — Law. F. [See also Charters and Deeds ; Convey- 
 ancing ; Real Property.] 
 
 Registration. F. 
 
 Deer. A. [See also Chamois ; Elk ; Reindeer.] 
 
 Deer-stalking. A. [See also Sports.] 
 
 Defence Forces of New South Wales. [See Soudan 
 Contingent ; Volunteers — New South Wales ; and 
 under New South Wales — Defence Forces in Author 
 Catalogue and in Index.] 
 
 Defence of Religion. [See Christian Evidences.] 
 
 Deformities. A. [See also Abnormities ; Monstrosities ; 
 
 Surgery.] 
 
 H 
 
l^ubiic Libvarij of Neic South Walei, 
 
 Degeneration, A. \_See also Evolution.] 
 
 Dehorning of Cattle. A. [See also Cattle and Cattle- 
 breeding.] 
 
 Deism. G. [See also Agnosticism ; Atheism ; Free- 
 thought ; Infidelity ; Positivism ; Rationalism ; Spin- 
 ozism ; Theism ; Theology — Natural.] 
 
 Deity and Divine Attributes. [See God.] 
 
 Delago, Cape. 13. [See also Mozambique.] 
 
 Delagoa Bay. D. 
 
 Delirium tremens. A. [See also Dipsomania.] 
 
 Delisle's Method. [See Astronomy ; Eclipses.] 
 
 Delos (Sailles.) D. 
 
 Delphinidse. A. [See also Dolpliins.] 
 
 Deluge, The. A. and G. [See also Creation ; Geology.] 
 
 Delusions. [See Hallucinations.] 
 
 Democracy. F. [See also Aristocracy ; Crowd, The ; 
 Crown, The ; Despotism ; Election and Representa- 
 tion ; Evolution — Social ; Government ; Liberty ; 
 Mobs ; Monarchy ; Oligarchy ; Payment of Members ; 
 People, The ; Referendum ; Republicanism ; Suffrage.] 
 
 Demonology. G. [See also Angels ; Apparitions ; Devil ; 
 Witchcraft.] 
 
 Demotic Language. [See Egyptian Language.] 
 
 Demurrage. [See Maritime Law.] 
 
 Dengue Fever. A. 
 
 Denmark. B. and D. 
 
 Denominational Schools. G. [See also Public Schools — ■ 
 New South Wales ; Religion in Education.] 
 
 Denominations. [See Christian Churches and Sects — 
 Statistics ; Religions — Statistics ; and under each 
 Church and Sect.] 
 
 Dental Colleges. G. [See also Dentistry — Education 
 and Training.] 
 
 Dentistry — General. A. [See also Dental Colleges ; 
 Teeth.] 
 
 Education and Training. G. 
 
 Dentition. A. [See also Osteology ; Teeth.] 
 
 Deodorants. A. [See also Disinfection and Disinfectants ; 
 Hygiene ; Public Health ; Sanitation.] 
 
 Deontology, G. 
 
 Dermatology. A, [See also Cutaneous System ; Skin.] 
 
 Dervishes, B. andG. [&eaZso Fakirs; Mohammedanism.] 
 
 Descartes — System of Philosophy. [See Cartesianism ; 
 and under Descartes in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Descent of Man, A. [•S'ee a?so Evolution ; Man, Natural 
 History and Development of ; and under Darwin in 
 the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Deserts and Steppes. A. [See also Physical Geography.] 
 
 Design — Decorative. A. [See also Carpets ; Decoration ; 
 Devices ; Needlework — Fine Arts ; Wall Papers.] 
 
 Desmids. A. [See also Algx ; Diatoms; Infusoria.] 
 
 Despotism. F. [See a?«o Democracy; Liberty; Monarchy; 
 Tyranny.] 
 
Subject Headings Jor Dictionai^ Index. 
 
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 Detectives. F. [/S«« also Police.] 
 
 Determinants. A. [See also Algebra. 
 
 Determinism. G. \_See also Arminianisin ; Calvinism ; 
 
 Election (Theology) ; Fatalism ; Freedom of Will ; 
 
 Liberty ; Necessitarianism ; Predestination ; Will] 
 
 Deuteronomy. G. 
 
 Development. A. [See also Degeneration ; Embryology ; 
 
 Evolution ; Man, Natural History and Development 
 
 of; Mind.] 
 Devices. A. [See also Christian Art ; Emblems ; Heraldry ; 
 
 Mottoes ; Symbolism ; Symbols.] 
 Devil, The. G. [See also Demonology.] 
 Devotional Exercises. G. [See also Church Music ; 
 
 Hymns ; Liturgies ; Lord's Prayer ; Lord's Supper ; 
 
 Meditations, Devotional ; Prayer-books ; Sacraments ; 
 
 Theology — Devotional and Practical ; Worship.] 
 
 Dew. A. [See also Meteorology.] 
 
 Dhoura. [See Sorghums.] 
 
 Diabetes. A. [See also Kidneys.] 
 
 Diagnosis. A. [See also Pathology.] 
 
 Dialectics. [See Logic] 
 
 Dialects. [See Americanisms ; English Language — Dia- 
 lects; Greek Language— Dialects ; Philology ; Slang; 
 under each English County and under sub-heading 
 Dialects, under each Language.] 
 
 Diamond, The, and Diamond Mines. A. [See 
 Crystallography ; Gems and Precious Stones ; 
 neralogy.] 
 
 Diamond Drills. A. [See also Artesian Water 
 
 also 
 Mi- 
 
 and 
 
 Wells ; Bores and Boring ; Wells and Well-boring.] 
 Diamond Jubilee. [See Queen Victoria's Jubilee, 1897.] 
 Diaphragm. A. 
 Diaries. [See Journals.] 
 Diarrhoea. A. 
 Diatomacese. [See Diatoms.] 
 
 Diatoms. A. [See also Algse : Desmids ; Infusoria.] 
 DicotyledonsB. A. [See also ATpeta.]se ; Bota,ny — General; 
 
 Gamopetalse ; Polypetalaj ; and under each Order and 
 
 Genus.] 
 
 Dictionaries. [See Classical Dictionaries ; Names ; Quo- 
 tations ; Rhyming ; Slang ; and sub-heading Diction- 
 aries under each Subject and Language.] 
 
 Didymium. A. 
 
 Die-sinking. A. 
 
 Dietetics. A. [See also Beverages ; Cookery ; Digestion ; 
 Food ; Hygiene ; Meat ; Narcotics ; Stimulants ; 
 Vegetarianism. ] 
 
 Digestibility of Food Stuffs. [See Feeding Experiments; 
 Fodders and Food-Stuffs.] 
 
 Digestion and Indigestion. A. [See also Constipation ; 
 
 Cookery ; Dietetics ; Hygiene; Liver ; Stomach.] 
 Digestive System. A. [/Seea^so Constipation; Digestion 
 
 and Indigestion; Intestines; Liver; Mouth; Stomach; 
 
 and under each Organ.] 
 
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 Digests of Caies —Law. [Sea Li-.v R3p3rt3 and Digests.] 
 
 Digitalis. A. 
 
 Diligence. G. 
 
 Dingo. MA. 
 
 Dining. [See Eating; Gastronomy.] 
 
 Dinornithidse. A. [See also Moa ; Zo'ilogy and Fauna— 
 New Zealand.] 
 
 Diphtheria. A. [See also Bacteriology; Contagious and 
 Infectious Diseases; Germs in Disease ;S3rums; Throat; 
 Toxine.] 
 
 Diplomacy. F. [See also Ambassadors ; Consuls and 
 Consular Service ; International Law ; Treaties.] 
 
 Diplomatists. [See Ambassadors ; Consuls and Consular 
 
 Service.] 
 
 Diprotodon, A. 
 
 Dipsomania. F. [See also Alcoholism ; Curatel Pro- 
 cedure ; Delirium tremens ; Drink Question; Inebriate 
 Asylums ; Temperance.] 
 
 Diptera. A. [See also Entomology ; Flies ; Insects ; 
 
 Mosquito.] 
 Directories. [See Medical Eegisters ; and under the 
 
 name of the City, Country, Trade, Profession, &c.] 
 
 Disarmament. F. [See also Arbitration ; International 
 Law and Ilelations ; Peace.] 
 
 Disasters. B. 
 
 Discoverers. [See Inventors ; Travellers and Explorers.] 
 
 " Discovery," Ship. B. [See also Scientific Expeditions 
 and Voyages.] 
 
 Diseases, Human, and Treatment. [/Su* Contagious and 
 Infectious Diseases; Diagnosis; Epidemics ; Medicine — ■ 
 General ; Pathology ; Tropical Diseases ; and under 
 each Disease.] 
 
 Diseases of Animals. A. [See also Actinomycosis ; 
 Anthrax ; Cattle Plagues ; Chicken Cholera ; Con- 
 tagious Diseases ; Epidemics ; Glanders ; Pleuro-pneu- 
 , monia ; Quarantine ; Scab in Sheep ; Swine Fever ; 
 Texas Fever ; Ticks; Tsetse Fly ; Tuberculosis; 
 Veterinary Science ; under the name of each Animal, 
 and under United States — Department of Agricidture, 
 in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Diseases of Plants, [See Fungi ; Insects, Injurious ; 
 Plant Diseases.] 
 
 Disestablishment and Disendowment. G. [See also 
 Church and State ; Church of England ; Church of 
 Ireland ; Church of Scotland.] 
 
 Disinfection and Disinfectants. A. [See also Anti- 
 septics ; Contagious and Infectious Diseases ; Deodo- 
 rants ; Formalin; Hygiene; Public Health; Sanita- 
 tion.] 
 
 Dispensaries. A. [See also Hospitals.] 
 
 Dissection. [See Anatomy ; Vivisection.] 
 
 Dissenters. [See Nonconformists.] 
 
 Distillation. A. [-S«« «/so Alcohols; Brandy ; Whisky.] 
 
 Distinction. G. [See also Genius ; Heredity.] 
 
 Distress for Rent. F. 
 
Subject Seadingsjor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Distribution of Plants and Animals. A. \See aUo 
 
 Botany and Flora — By Countries ; Palseontology — By 
 Countries ; Zolilogy and Fauna — By Countries.] 
 
 Distribution of Wealth. F. \_See also Capital ; Profit- 
 sharing ; Social Economy ; Social Problems ; Work and 
 
 Wages.] 
 
 Divers and Diving. A. [See also Diving Bells ; Swim- 
 ming.] 
 
 Divination. A. [See also Clairvoyance ; Magic ; Omens ; 
 Oracles ; Second Sight.] 
 
 Diving Bells. A. 
 
 Divining Rod. G. 
 
 Divinity Schools and Colleges. G. [See also Religion 
 Education ; Theology — Education.] 
 
 Divorce. [See Marriage and Divorce.] 
 
 Docks and Dockyards. A. [See also Civil Engineering ; 
 Harbours ; Wharfs.] 
 
 Doctors and Surgeons. C. [See also Medical Profession ; 
 Medical Registers; Medicine — Education.] 
 
 Dodo, The. A. [See also Paleeontology — New Zealand.] 
 
 Dog, The. A. 
 
 Dogma. G. [Sm a?so Theology — Systematic and Doctrinal.] 
 
 Dolls, A. 
 
 Dolphins. A. [&«a?so Cetacea; DelphinidaB; Porpoises; 
 Zipliiidie.] 
 
 Domesday Book. B. 
 
 Domestic Animals. A. General. [See also Birds; 
 Cat ; Cattle ; Dog ; Domestication ; Farm Buildings ; 
 Horse ; Pigeons ; Pigs ; Poultry ; Sheep ; Veterinary 
 Science.] 
 
 Domestic Economy. A. [See also Cookery ; Dress- 
 making ; Family; Food; Fuel; Furniture; Heating; 
 Home ; Hotels ; Laundry ; Needlework ; Servants ; 
 Ventilation.] 
 
 Domestic Education. G. [See also Children ; Domestic 
 Economy ; Family ; Home ; Servants.] 
 
 Domestic Servants. [See Servants.] 
 
 Domestic Service. A. [See also Domestic Economy ; 
 Family ; Servants.] 
 
 Domestication. G. 
 
 Domicile. F. [See also International Law.] 
 
 Domiciliary Visitation. G. [-See «?so Theology, Pastoral.] 
 
 Dominicans. G. [See also Monasticism ; Monks ; 
 Religious Orders.] 
 
 Dominoes. A. [See also Games.] 
 
 Doric Architecture. [See Architecture — Greek.] 
 
 Doshisha University, Japan. G. 
 
 Dower. [See Marriage and Divorce.] 
 
 Dragon Flies. A. 
 
 Drainage — Agricultural. A. [See also Agricultural 
 Engineering ; Agriculture — Cyclopaedias ; Hydraulic 
 Engineering ; Irrigation. ] 
 
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 Eraitagc and Sewerage— Public Health. [_See Plumb- 
 ins; ; Sanitary Engineering ; Sanitation ; Sewage, 
 Disposal.] 
 
 Drama, The ; General. H. [^See also Acting; Actors; 
 Amateur Theatricals ; Ballet, The ; Burlesques ; 
 Charades ; Drama — Chinese ; Drama — Greek ; Drama — 
 Hindu ; Dramatic Art and Criticism ; Dramatic Litera- 
 ture; Dramatists; Interludes; Music — Drama; Miracle, 
 Morality and Mystery Plays ; Opera ; Pantomime ; 
 Stage, The; Theatre.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 — — — Societies. H. 
 
 Education, Study, Teaching. G. 
 
 History of. H. {_See also Miracle, Morality, and 
 
 Mystery Plays ; Ober-Ammergau.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Chinese. H. 
 
 Greek. H. . * 
 
 Hindu. H. 
 
 Dramatic Art and Criticism. H. [See also Acting ; 
 Actors ; Drama — History of.] 
 
 Dramatic Literature. General. H. [See also Ballet ; 
 Burlesques ; Farces ; Interludes.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Dramatists. C. 
 
 Draughts. A. [See also Games.] 
 
 Dravidian Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Drawing and Sketching. A. [See also Architectural 
 Drawing ; Artistic Anatomy ; Caricatures ; Carto- 
 graphy ; Geometrical Drawing ; Mechanical Drawing ; 
 Pastel Drawing ; Perspective ; Technical Education.] 
 
 Drawings A. [See also Engravings ; Etchings.] 
 
 Dreams. G. [See also Apparitions ; Mind and Body ; 
 Sleep ; Somnambulism.] 
 
 Dredging — Engineering and Machinery. A. 
 
 Dredging — Zoology. A. [See also Challenger Expedi- 
 tion ; Marine Zoology ; Ocean.] 
 
 Dresden Gallery. A. [See also Fine Arts — Galleries.] 
 
 Dress — Ethics of. G. [See also Clothes and Clothing ; 
 Costume ; Sumptuary Laws ; Toilet ; Uniforms.] 
 
 Dressmaking. A. [See also Clothes and Clothing ; Cos- 
 tume ; Fashion Journals ; Needlework.] 
 
 Dreyfus Case. F. [See also under Dreyfus, Captain 
 Alfred, in Author Catalogue ; and France — Army, in 
 Index.] 
 
 Dried Fruits. [See Fruit-drying.] 
 
 Drill. [See Physical Education.] 
 
 Drill and Minor Tactics. General. A. [See also 
 Artillery; Camel Corps ; Cavalry; Infantry; Military 
 Art and Science ; Military Engineers and Artificers ; 
 Mounted Infantry ; Tactics ; Transport, Military.] 
 
 Drills. A. [See also Artesian Water and Wells ; Bores 
 and Boring ; Diamond Drills ; Mining Machinery ; 
 Wells and Well-boring.] 
 
Subject Meadingsfor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Drink Question. F. [&« also Alcoholism ; Delirium 
 tremens ; Dipsomania ; Drinking Customs ; Good 
 Templars ; Gothenburg System ; Inebriate Asylums ; 
 Liquor Traffic; Local Option; Temperance.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. [See aho Gothenburg 
 
 System ; Liquor Traffic ; Local Option.] 
 
 Drinking Customs. B. and F. \_See also Beverages ; 
 Drink Question ; Social Ethics ; Temperance ; Toasts.] 
 
 Drinking Songs. H. 
 
 Driving. A. [/See also Coaching.] 
 
 Dromornithidse. MA. [See also Emu ; Paleontology — 
 
 Australia.] 
 Dropsy. A. 
 
 Drosera Whittakeri. A. [See also Insectivorous Plants.] 
 Droughts. A. [See also Periodicity.] 
 Drowning. A. [See also Accidents ; Life-saving.] 
 
 Drugs. A. [See also Adulteration ; Materia Medica ; 
 
 Narcotics ; Pharmacy ; Prescriptions ; Stimulants ; and 
 
 under each Drug.] 
 Druggistry. [See Pharmacy.] 
 Druggists. C. [See also Chemists.] 
 Druids. G. 
 
 Drunkenness. [See Curatel Procedure ; Dipsomania ; 
 Drinking Customs ; Inebriate Asylums ; Temperance.] 
 
 Druses. G. [See also Ecclesiastical History — Syria; 
 
 Maronites.] 
 Drying of Fruit. [See Fruit-drying.] 
 Dualism. G. [See also Monism.] 
 Dublin University. G. [See also Trinity College.] 
 Duck-billed Platypus. [See Platypus.] 
 
 Ducks. A. rSee also Decoys ; Game and Game-birds ; 
 Poultry and Poultry-Farming.] 
 
 Duelling. F. and G. 
 
 Dugong. MA. 
 
 Dumb Asylums. [See Deaf and Dumb — Asylums and 
 Education.] 
 
 Dumb, The; Education of. [See Deaf and Dumb — 
 Asylums and Education.] 
 
 Dumfries. D. 
 
 Dunkirk. D. 
 
 Duodenum. A. 
 
 Duploye-Sloan Method. [See Shorthand.] 
 
 Durham Cattle. [See Shorthorns.] 
 
 Dutch, The. A. 
 
 Dutch Art. [See Fine Arts — Dutch.] 
 
 Dutch Colonies. [SeeAcheen; Holland— Colonies; Trans- 
 vaal ; and under each Colony.] 
 
 Dutch Dictionaries. [See Dutch Language— Dictionaries.] 
 
 Dutch East Indies. D. 
 
 Dutch Guiana. D. 
 
 Dutch Language. J. 
 
 Dictionaries. J. 
 
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 Dutch Literature. J. 
 
 Dutch Keformed Church. G. [See also Reformed Dutch 
 Church of America.] 
 
 Dutch Repuhlic. [See Holland.] 
 
 Duties. [See Customs and Excise ; Tariffs ; Taxation ; and 
 under subheading Finance and Taxation under each 
 Country.] 
 
 Duties, Civil, Public, and Social. [See Christian Ethics ; 
 Citizenship : Customs and Manners ; Deontology ; 
 Duty ; Social Ethics ; State Ethics.] 
 
 Duty. G. [See also Citizenship ; Moral Philosophy.] 
 
 Dwarfs. A. [See also Pigmies.] 
 
 Dwelling-houses— Architecture. A. [See also Seats of 
 Nobility and County Families ; Workmen's Dwellings.] 
 
 Dwelling-houses— Sanitation. [See Sanitation.] 
 
 Dyaks. A. [See also Borneo.] 
 
 Dye Plants. A. [See also Botany — Economic] 
 
 Dyes and Dyeing. A. [See also Aniline Dyes ; Bleach- 
 ing ; Calico-printing.] 
 
 Dynamics. A. [See also Force and Energy; Mathe- 
 matics; Mechanics; Physics; Statics.] 
 
 Dynamite. A. [See also Explosives.] 
 
 Dynamo Machines. A. [See also Electric Lighting ; 
 Electric Motors ; Electrical Engineering.] 
 
 Dysentery. A. 
 
 Dyspepsia. [See Digestion and Indigestion.] 
 
 E 
 
 Ear, The, and Hearing. A. [See also Acoustics ; Deaf 
 and Dumb ; Hearing.] 
 
 Earth, The. A. [See also Antarctic Regions; Arctic 
 Regions ; Astronomy ; Cosmogony ; Creation ; Deluge ; 
 Earthquakes ; Geodesy ; Geology ; Gravitation ; Met- 
 eorology ; North Pole ; Physical Geography ; South 
 Pole ; Tropics ; Volcanoes ; Voyages — General.] 
 
 Earthenware. A. [See also Pottery.] 
 
 Earthquakes. A. [See also Seismology ; Volcanoes.] 
 
 Earthworks. A. [See also Engineering — General.] 
 
 Earthworms. A. [See also Annelids ; Chsetopoda ; 
 Mould ; Oligochseta.] 
 
 Easements. F. [See also Land Tenure.] 
 
 East, The. (Oriental Countries). B. [See also Oriental 
 History ; Oriental Periodicals ; and under each 
 Country.] 
 
 East India Company. B. 
 
 East Indies. D. [See also Dutch East Indies; Malay 
 Peninsula; Papuans; andunder each Islander Group.] 
 Easter. G. [See also Festivals, Church.] 
 Easter Island. D. 
 Eastern Church. [See Greek Church.] 
 
 Eastern Question. F. [5«« <i?so Crimean War ; Russia — 
 Politics ; Turkey — History]. 
 
Subject Readings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Eating. G. \_See also Cooking ; Diabetes ; Digestion ; 
 Drinking Customs; Food; Table.] 
 
 Ecarte. A. 
 
 Eccentricity. G. 
 
 Ecclesiastes. G. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Antiquities. [^See Church Antiquities.] 
 
 Ecclesiastical Architecture. A. [^See also Abbeys ; 
 Architecture, Byzantine, Gothic, Romanesque ; Cathe- 
 drals and Churches ; Christian Art ; Church Anti- 
 quities; Church Decoration ; Convents; Cros.ses; Fonts; 
 Monasteries; Mosques; Synagogues; Temples; Towers 
 and Spires.] 
 
 Ecclesiastical History : General. G. [(Se* a?»o Abbeys ; 
 Albigenses ; Apostles ; Apostolic Succession ; Arians 
 and Arianism ; Armenian Church ; Bible; Canonization ; 
 Catacombs ; Cathedrals and Churches ; Christian Art ; 
 Christian Biography; Christianity — History of ; Church 
 and State ; Church Antiquities ; Church of England ; 
 Church Polity ; Coptic Church ; Councils, Church ; 
 Council of Trent ; Creeds ; Crusades ; Culdees ; 
 Dogma ; Fathers of the Church ; Greek Church ; 
 Heresies ; Huguenots ; Inquisition ; Jansenists ; Jesuits ; 
 Jews ; Manicha!ism ; Martyrs ; Miracles ; Missions and 
 Missionary Work ; Monasticism ; Nestorian Church ; 
 Nonconformists ; Old Catholics ; Papacy ; Persecutions ; 
 Protestantism ; Puritans ; Reformation ; Roman Catho- 
 licism ; Theology, Systematic ; Tithes ; Ultramon- 
 tanism; Vatican Council, 1869 ; Waldenses ; and under 
 each Council, Denomination, and Sect.] 
 
 By Periods (Apostolic ; Mediaeval ; Papacy ; Refor- 
 mation ; Modern) ; or by Centuries. 
 
 By Countries. G. 
 
 Eastern Church. G. 
 
 Ecclesiastical Law. F. [See also Church Polity ; 
 Councils, Church ; Marriage and Divorce ; Tithes.] 
 
 Ecclesiastical Vestments. G. [See also Costume.] 
 
 Echidna. MA. \_See also Ant-eaters ; Monotremata ; 
 
 Tacliyglossida;.] 
 
 Echinodermata. A. [See also Asteroidea ; Crinoidea ; 
 Echinoidea ; Gephyraea ; Holothuroidea.] 
 
 Echinoidea. A. {See a/so -Echinodermata; Saleniidse ; 
 
 Sea Urchins.] 
 Eclectic Medicine. A. 
 Eclectics. G. 
 
 Eclipses and Occultations. A. [See also Astronomy ; 
 Mercury ; Moon ; Sun ; Venus.] 
 
 Economic Botany. [_See Botany, Economic] 
 
 Economic Entomology. [See Entomology, Economic] 
 
 Economic Science. [See Political Economy ; Social 
 Economy ; Statistics and Economics — Periodicals.] 
 
 Economists. [See Philosophers ; Reformers, Social.] 
 
 Ectozoa. A. [See also Parasites.] 
 
 Ecuador. 
 
 D. 
 
 Eczema. 
 
 A. [See also Skin.] 
 
 Edentata. 
 
 A. [See also Sloths.] 
 I 
 
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 Edeography. \_See Shorthand.] 
 
 Edinburgh. D. 
 
 Edinburgh University. G. 
 
 Education — General. G. [See also Agriculture — Edu- 
 cation ; Attention ; Blind — Asylums and Education 
 Classical Education; Commercial Education; Cookery 
 Culture ; Deaf and Dumb ; Divinity Schools ; Educa 
 tion and Crime; Education, Free ; Education, Primary 
 Education, Secondary; Education — Universities and 
 Colleges ; Education — Laws and Legislation ; Educa- 
 tion — Periodicals; Education — Statistics; Education — 
 By Countries ; Educational Reformers and Teachers ; 
 Engineering — • Education ; Examinations ; Feeble- 
 minded ; Fine Arts — Education ; Home Education ; 
 Industrial Schools ; Kindergarten ; Languages, Teach- 
 ing of ; Legal Education; Manual Education and Train- 
 ing ; Medical Education ; Military Art and Science — 
 Education ; Mining — Education ; Moral Education : 
 Music — Education ; National Education ; Naval Art 
 and Science — Education ; Object Lessons ; Physical 
 Education ; Private Schools ; Public Schools ; Ragged 
 Scliools ; Reading Books ; Reformatories ; Religion in 
 Education ; Religion — Education ; School Libraries ; 
 School Management ; School Papers and Magazines ; 
 Scientific Education ; Self -culture ; Student Life ; 
 Sunday Schools ; Teachers — Training Schools; Teaching; 
 Technical Education; Theology — Education; Univer- 
 sities; University Extension ; Women — Education ; and 
 under sub-heading Education under each subject.] 
 
 Bibliography. J. 
 
 Dictionaries. G. 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, and Pamphlets. G. 
 
 Periodicals and Magazines. E. 
 
 Societies. G. 
 
 Departments, Boards, Councils. G. 
 
 Study of. Training Schools. G. 
 
 History of. G. 
 
 Statistics. G. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 By Countries. G. 
 
 Education and Crime. G. [(Se« a^so Religion in Ed u;a 
 
 tion.] 
 Education and Religion. 
 Education, Free. G. 
 
 Education, National. {See National Education ; Public 
 
 Schools.] 
 Education of Women. \^See Women — Education.] 
 
 Education — Primary : General. G. {See also Education 
 — Departments, Reports ; Education, Primary — Great 
 Britain; Education, Primary — United States; History 
 — Teaching of ; Kindergarten ; National Education ; 
 Object Lessons ; Orphans and Orphan Schools ; Private 
 Schools ; Public Schools, New South Wales ; Ragged 
 Schools; Reading; Reading Books; Schools — Architec- 
 ture ; and under each Country in the Author Catalogue 
 for Government Publications.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 \_See Religion in Education.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Education — Secondary. General. G. [iSw oZ«o Colleges ; 
 High Schools.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Education — Universities and Colleges. G. \_See also 
 Universities — General.] 
 
 Educational Institutions — Reports. [See Calendars and 
 Registers of Universities and Colleges ; Education — • 
 Departments, Boards, Councils ; Private Schools ; 
 Public Schools ; Universities ; and under the name of 
 the Institution in the Author Catalogue.] 
 Educational Law and Legislation. F. [See Education 
 
 — Laws and Legislation.] 
 Educational Periodicals. [See Education — Periodicals.] 
 Educational Reformers and Teachers. C. 
 Educational Societies. [See Education — Societies.] 
 Educational Statistics. [See Education — Statistics.] 
 
 Educational Systems of Countries and States. [See 
 Education — By Countries.] 
 
 Eel-worms. [See Nematodes.] 
 
 Eggs and Nests. A. [See also Birds ; Ornithology.] 
 
 Egoism. G. [See also Agnosticism ; Altruism ; Carte- 
 sianism ; Idealism.] 
 
 Egypt — Ancient. B. [See also Egyptology ; Hierogly- 
 phics ; Hyksos ; Memphis.] 
 
 Egypt — Modern. D. [See also Egyptian Question; 
 Egyptian Wars ; Egyptians ; Soudan ; Suez Canal.] 
 
 Egypt, Religions of. [See Egypt — Religions.] 
 Egyptian Language and Literature. J. [See also Coptic 
 Language and Literature ; Egyptology ; Hieroglyphics.] 
 Egyptian Question. F. [/See aZso Great Britain — Politics.] 
 Egyptian Wars. B. [See also Soudan Contingent.] 
 Egyptians. A. 
 
 Egyptology. B. [See also Biblical Antiquities; Cata- 
 combs; Egypt — Religions; Gurob; Hawara ; Hierogly- 
 phics ; Kahun ; Moeris ; Mummies ; Naucratis ; 
 Papyrus ; Pithom ; Pyramids and Obelisks ; Thebes.] 
 
 Eiffel Tower. A. 
 
 Eight-hour Question. F. 
 
 Ejectment. F. [See also Common Law.] 
 
 Elasticity. A. [See also Strains and Stresses ; Strength 
 
 of Materials.] 
 Eleatic Philosophy. G. [See also Metaphysics.] 
 
 Election. (Theology.) G. [See also Calvinism ; Predesti- 
 nation.] 
 
 Election and Representation. F. [See also Citizen- 
 ship ; Electoral Laws ; Suffrage ; Woman Suffrage.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Elections. F. 
 
 Electoral Laws. F. 
 
 Electoral Rolls (New South Wales.) [See New South 
 Wales — Electoral Rolls in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Electoral Systems. [See Election and Representation — 
 By Countries.] 
 
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 Electric Bells. A. 
 
 Electric Boats. A. 
 
 Electric Lamps. [^See Electric Lighting.] 
 
 Electric Lighting. A. [&« also Dynamo Machines.] 
 
 Electric Motors. A. \_See also Electric Railways.] 
 
 Electric Powers (Law.) [See Electricity — Laws and 
 Legislation.] 
 
 Electric Railways and Tramways. A. 
 
 Electric Telegraphs. A. [See also Pacific Cable ; Tele- 
 graph Codes; Telegraphy.] 
 
 Administration. V. 
 
 Construction. A. 
 
 • Periodicals. 15. 
 
 Electric Welding. A. 
 
 Electrical Engineering. A. [See also Dynamo Machine? ; 
 Electric Lighting ; Electric llailway.s and Tramways ; 
 Electric Telegraphs ; Electro-dynamics.] 
 
 Electrical Fishes. A. [See also Animal Electricity; 
 Elec tro-physiology . ] 
 
 Electrical Instruments. [See Electricity — Apparatus.] 
 
 Electrical Periodicals. [See Electricity — Periodicals.] 
 
 Electrical Societies. [See Electricity — Societies.] 
 
 Electricians. C. 
 
 Electricity — General. A. [See also Dynamo Machines ; 
 Electric Bells ; Electric Lighting ; Electric Motors ; 
 Electric Railways and Tramways ; Electric Telegraphs : 
 Electric Welding ; Electrical Engineering ; Electricity, 
 Measurement of ; Electro-biology ; Electro-chemistry ; 
 Electro-dynamics; Electrographs: Electrolysis; Electro- 
 magnetism ; Electro-metallurgy ; Electro-physiology ; 
 Electro-plating ; Electro-therapeutics ; Electro-typing ; 
 Lightning Conductors ; Magnetism ; Microj)hone ; 
 Phonograph; Physics; Telephone; Thermoelectricity; 
 Voltaic Electricity.] 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies, Exhibitions. A. 
 
 Apparatus, Instruments, Laboratories. A. 
 
 History of. A. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Atmospheric. A. [See also Lightning.] 
 
 Voltaic. [See Voltaic Electricity.] 
 
 Electricity in Animals. [See Animal Electricity ; Elec- 
 trical Fi.shes ; Electro-physiology.] 
 
 Electricity, Measurement of. A. 
 Electricity in Medicine. [See Electro-therapeutics.] 
 Electro-biology. G. [See also Animal Electricity ; 
 Electro-physiology; Electro-therapeutics; Hypnotism.] 
 Electro-chemistry. A. [See also Electro-metallurgy.] 
 
 Electro-deposition. [See Electro-metallurgy; Electro- 
 plating.] 
 
 Electro-dynamics. A. [See also Electricity, Measure- 
 ment of.] 
 
Subject Readings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 MD. [5ef also Corals and Coral Reefs ; 
 
 Electrographs. A. 
 
 Electrolysis. A. 
 
 Electro-magnetism. A. [5«« a/*o Electricity ; Magnetism.] 
 
 Electro-metallurgy. A. \_See also Electro-chemistry ; 
 
 Electro-plating ; Electro-typing.] 
 Electro-physiology. A. \_See also Animal Electricity ; 
 
 Electrical Fishes ; Electro- biology.] 
 
 Electro-plating A. [See also Electro-metallurgy.] 
 
 Electro-therapeutics. A. [See also Electro-biology; 
 Electro-pliysiology ; Hypnotism ; Massage.] 
 
 Electro-typing. A. 
 
 Elementary Education. [See Education, Primary.] 
 
 Elephants. A. [See also Mastodon.] 
 
 Eleusinian Mysteries. G. [See also Archeology — 
 
 Greek.] 
 Elevators. [See Lifts.] 
 
 Elgin Marbles. A. [See also Parthenon ; Sculpture.] 
 Elixir of Life. [See Alchemy.] 
 Elk. A. 
 
 EUice Islands. 
 
 Funafuti.] 
 
 Elliptic Functions, A. [See also Functions — General.] 
 
 Elocution. J. [See also Debating ; Eloquence ; Oratory ; 
 
 Preaching ; Public Speaking ; Reading ; Recitations ; 
 
 Rhetoric ; Voice.] 
 
 Eloquence. J. [See also Elocution ; Oratory.] 
 
 Elzevir Press. J. [See also Bibliography.] 
 
 Emancipation. [See Slavery.] 
 
 Embalming. A. [See also Mummies.] 
 
 Embanking. A. 
 
 Embargo Laws. F. [See also Commerce ; International 
 Law.] 
 
 Emblems. G. [See also Christian Art and Symbolism ; 
 
 Devices ; Mottoes ; Symbols.] 
 
 Embroidery. A. [See also Lace ; Needlework — Fine 
 Arts.] 
 
 Embryology. A. [See also Biology ; Cells, Structure and 
 Theory ; Development ; Gestation ; Histology ; Incu- 
 bation ; Life, Origin of ; Oogenesis ; Protoplasm ; Sex ; 
 Spermatogenesis.] 
 
 Emery. A. 
 
 Emigration and Immigration. F. [See also Aliens; 
 Chinese ; Colonies and Great Britain ; Colonization ; 
 and under New South Wales — Emigration and Immi- 
 gration in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Emotions. G. [See also Anger ; Love ; Pain ; Passions.] 
 
 Emperors. C. [See also Cza.rs ; Kings.] 
 
 Empiricism. G. [See also Associationalism ; Baconian 
 Philosophy ; Cartesianism.] 
 
 Employers and Employed. [See Capital and Labour ; 
 Employer's Liability ; Lal)our Question — Laws and 
 Legislation; Master and Servant ; Servivnts ; Strikes ; 
 Working Classes.] 
 
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 Employer's Liability : Law. F. 
 Empresses. [See Queens and Empresses.] 
 
 Emu. MA. [See also Birds — New South Wales; Dro- 
 
 mornithidsB.] 
 Enamels and Enamelling. A. 
 
 Encyclopaedias — General. K. [See also General Infor- 
 mation, Works of ; Year-book.s ; and under the sub- 
 heading Dictionaries, Cyclopagdias — under Subjects.] 
 
 Encyclopaedists, Lives of. C. 
 
 Encyclopaedists — (French Literature, 1750-1765). J. 
 
 Endocarditis. A. 
 
 Endocardium. [See Circulatory System ; Heart.] 
 
 Endosmosis. [See Fluids ; Osmosis ; Physiological Chem- 
 istry.] 
 
 Energy. [See Dynamics; Force and Energy; Sun.] 
 
 Engadine. D. 
 
 Engineering — General. A. [See also Aeronautics ; Agri- 
 cultural Engineering ; Aqueducts ; Arches ; Break- 
 waters ; Bridges ; Building Materials ; Buttresses ; 
 Canals ; Cements ; Civil Engineering ; Cold Storage ; 
 Docks ; Drainage ; Dredging ; Electrical Engineering ; 
 Embanking; Engineering — Education; Engineering — 
 Periodicals ; Engineering — Societies ; Engineers ; En- 
 gines; Explosives; Geometrical Drawing; Harbours; 
 Hydraulic Engineering ; Irrigation ; Lighthouses ; 
 Machinery ; Marine Engineering ; Masonry ; Mechani- 
 cal Drawing ; Mechanical Engineering ; Mechanics ; 
 Military Engineering ; Mining Engineering ; Naval 
 Engineering ; Public Works ; Railways ; Reclamation 
 of Land ; Rivers ; Roads ; Roofs ; Sanitai-y Engineer- 
 ing ; Strength of Materials ; Surveying ; Tunnelling ; 
 Ventilation ; Water-supply ; Wells and Well-boi-ing ; 
 Wharfs. 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Education, Schools, Laboratories. G. 
 
 Hydraulic. [See Hydraulic Engineering.] 
 
 — Marine. [See Marine Engineering.] 
 
 Mechanical. [See Mechanical Engineering.] 
 
 Military. [See Military Engineering.] 
 
 Mining. [See Mining Engineering.] 
 
 Naval. [See Naval Engineering.] 
 
 Sanitary. [See Sanitary Engineering.] 
 
 Engineers, Lives of. C. 
 
 Engineers, Military. [See Military Engineers and Arti- 
 ficers ; Military Engineering.] 
 
 Engines — General. A. [See also Air Engines ; Boilers ; 
 Brakes ; Fire Engines ; Fuel ; Gas Engines ; Locomo- 
 tives; Oil Engines; Pumps; Steam and Steam Engines.] 
 
 England. B and D. [See also English Language ; 
 English Literature ; Great Britain ; and under each 
 City, County and Subject.]* 
 
 English, The. A. [See also Anglo-Saxons.] 
 
 English Channel. D. [See also Channel Tunnel.] 
 
 ' NOTK 
 
 -This heading is intended only for books dealing with Kngland as a distinct country— its own topography and its history before the union of the English and 
 Scottish Crowns. Works dealing with the British Islands in general should be placed under Great Britain. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 English Church. \_See Church of England ; Episcopalianism .] 
 English Dialects. [^See Amoricanisnis ; English Language — 
 
 and under the name of 
 
 \_See English Language — •Diction- 
 
 Dialects ; Slang ; Vulgarisms 
 
 each County.] 
 
 English Dictionaries. 
 
 aries.] 
 
 English Grammars. {See English Language — Grammars, 
 Syntax, Accidence, Analysis.] 
 
 English History. \_See England— Hi.story ; also Battles ; 
 Brunswick, House of ; Civil War, 1625 ; Great Britain ; 
 Gunpowder Plot ; Ireland ; Military History ; Na\'al 
 Battles ; Scotland ; War of the Roses, 14,55-85 ; 
 and under Great Britain and Ireland in the Author 
 Catalogue for State Papers and Records.] 
 
 English Language. J. [See also Anglo-Saxon ; Old 
 
 English.] 
 
 Alphabet, Orthography, Punctuatioij. 
 
 Derivations, Etymology. 
 
 Dialects, Archaisms, Glossaries. 
 
 Dictionaries, Lexicons, Idioms. 
 
 Grammars, Syntax, Accidence, Analysis. 
 
 History of. 
 
 Prosody, Accent, Versification. 
 
 ■ School-books, Reader.s, Examinations. 
 
 Synonyms. 
 
 English Literature.— General. J. [See also Anecdotes ; 
 
 Authors ; Ballads ; Book Rarities ; Books of Fifteenth 
 
 Century ; Books of Sixteenth Century ; Dramatic 
 
 Literature, British ; Epigrams ; Epitaphs ; Essays ; 
 
 Fables ; Fairy Tales ; Fiction, British ; Fleet-street ; 
 
 Humour and Comic Literature ; Irish Language and 
 
 Literature ; Legends ; Letters (Correspondence) ; 
 
 Literary Criticism; Old English Literature; Parodies; 
 
 Periodicals, British ; Pidgin English ; Poetry, British ; 
 
 Proverbs; Quotations; Satire; Scottish Literature; 
 
 Songs ; Speeches and Orations ; Tales.] 
 
 English People. [See English, The.] 
 
 Engravers. C. [See also Artists.] 
 
 Engraving— (Copper, Steel, Wood). A. [See aho Drawing ; 
 Etching ; Lithography ; Photo-engraving.] 
 
 Engravings and Reproductions of Pictures. A. [See 
 also Etchings.] 
 
 Enigmas. A. [See also Riddles.] 
 
 Enoch, Book of. G. 
 
 Enology. [See Wines and Wine-making.] 
 
 Ensilage and Silos. A. [See also Dairy Farming.] 
 
 Enteric Fever. [See Typhoid.] 
 
 Enthusiasm. G. [See also Fanaticism ; Revivals.] 
 
 Entomological Periodicals. [See Entomology- Periodi- 
 cals.] 
 
 Entomological Societies. [See Entomology— Societies.] 
 
 Entomology: &'encm/. A. [-S«« a&o Ooleoptera ; CoUect- 
 
 nig ; Diptera ; Entomology, Economic ; Entomology 
 
 £i/ Countries ; Hymenoptera ; Insects ; Lepidoptera ; 
 
 Aeuroptera; Orthoptera; Pseudoneuroptera; Rhyncota; 
 
 Ihysinura; and under each Genus separately treated.] 
 
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 Entomology. Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Laboratories, Insectariums. A. 
 
 — Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Economic. A. \_See also Aphides ; Bees and 
 
 [_See also Paljeontology — 
 
 Bee-farming ; Codling Moth ; Collecting ; Experi- 
 mental Farms and Stations ; Hessian Fly ; Insects, 
 Injurious ; Ladybirds ; Locusts ; Phylloxera ; Plant 
 Diseases; Scale Insects; Sericulture; Spraying; Turnip 
 Fly ; Weevils ; Wire-worm and Click-beetles ; and 
 under each Insect Pest, by its common name.] 
 
 Entomostraca. A. [See also Barnacles ; Cirripedia ; 
 Cladocera ; Copepoda ; Crustacea ; Ostracoda ; Phjdlo- 
 poda ; Shrimps.] 
 
 Entozoa. A. \_See also Cestoda ; Helminthology ; Nema- 
 todes ; Parasites; Trematodes ; Worms.] 
 
 Environment. G. 
 Envy. G. 
 
 Eozo(5n Canadense. 
 
 Canada.] 
 
 EphemeridsB. A. [See also Pseudoneuroptera.] 
 
 Ephemerides (Astronomy). [See Nautical Almanacs.] 
 
 Epicureanism. G. 
 
 Epidemics. A. [See also Bubonic Plague ; Cholera ; 
 Contagious and Infectious Diseases ; Disinfection ; 
 Fevers ; Plagues : Public Health ; Small-pox ; Yellow 
 Fever ; and under each Disease.] 
 
 Epigenesis. [See Biology ; Evolution ; Life, Origin of.} 
 
 Epigrammatists. C. 
 
 Epigrams. J. [See also Maxims ; Proverbs ; Quotations ; 
 Table Talk.] 
 
 Epigraphy. [See Inscriptions.] 
 
 Epilepsy. A. 
 
 Epirus. D. [See also Greece.] 
 
 Episcopal Addresses. G. [See also Bishops; Ordina- 
 tion.] 
 
 Episcopacy. G. [See also Apostolic Succession ; Bishops ; 
 Church of England ; Church of Ireland ; Confirma- 
 tion ; Episcopal Addresses ; Episcopal Church — 
 America ; Episcopal Church — New South Wales ; 
 Greek Church ; Ordination ; Roman Catholicism.] 
 
 Episcopal Church. — America. G. [See also Methodist 
 Episcopal Church.] 
 
 New South Wales. MG. 
 
 Episcopalianism. [See Episcopacy.] 
 
 Epistles — New Testament. G. [See also under each 
 
 Epistle.] 
 Epistemology. [See Knowledge, Theory of.] 
 Epitaphs. J. 
 Equality. [See Communism.] 
 
 Equations, Theory of. A [See also Algebra; Mathe- 
 matics.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictiotiary Index. 
 
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 Equestrian Games. A. {_See also Hors3 racing.] 
 
 Equity : Luv, F. [Se« also Chancery.] 
 
 Erromanga. MD. [-S^** also New Hebrides.] 
 
 Error. G. [See also Truth.] 
 
 Errors. [See Popular Errors.] 
 
 Erse. [See Gaelic Language ; Irish Language.] 
 
 Erysipelas. A. 
 
 Eschatology. G. f/Sf«« ate Death ; Eternal Punishment ; 
 Future State ; Heaven ; Hell ; Immortality ; Judg- 
 ment, Day of; Millennium; Paradise; Purgatory; 
 Resurrection ; Sheol ; Soul, The ; IJniversalism.] 
 
 Escheat. F. [See also Feudalism ; Real Property.] 
 
 Eskimo Language. J. 
 
 Eskimos. A. [See also Arctic Regions : Greenland.] 
 
 Esophagus. A. 
 
 Esoteric Buddhism. [See Buddhism ; Theosophy.] 
 
 Essayists. C. 
 
 Essays. General. J. 
 
 By Literatures. 
 
 Essays, Historical. [See History — Essiys.] 
 Essays, Philosophical. [See Philosophy — Essays.] 
 Essays, Political. [See Politics — Essays.] 
 Essays, Scientific. [See Science — Essays.] 
 Essays, Theological. [See Theology — Essays.] 
 
 Essences and Essential Oils. A. [See also Eucalyptus 
 Oil ; Perfumery ; Scent Plants.] 
 
 Essenes. G. [See also Jews.] 
 Essex Dialect. J. 
 
 Established Church of Scotland. [See Church of 
 Scotland.] 
 
 Estate Management. F. [See also Rural Economy and 
 
 Industries.] 
 
 Esther : Old Testament. G. 
 
 Estimates of Expenditure, New South Wales. [See in 
 
 Votes and Proceedings under New South Wales — 
 Parliament, in the Author Catalogue ; and similarly 
 for other Countries.] 
 
 Estoppel — Law. F. 
 
 Etching. A. [See also Engraving.] 
 
 Etchings. A. [See also Engravings.] 
 
 Eternal Life. [See Future State.] 
 
 Eternal Punishment. G. [See also Future State.] 
 
 Ether (Chemistry). A. [See also Anaesthetics.] 
 
 Ether (Physics). A. [See also Air ; Molecular Physics.] 
 
 Ethics. [See Altruism; Christian Ethics ; Courage; Debtor 
 and Creditor; Gambling; Loyalty; Moral Philosophy; 
 Morality ; Professional and Business Ethics ; Social 
 Ethics ; State Ethics ; Suicide; Vice.] 
 
 Ethiopia. D. 
 
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 Ethiopians. A. 
 
 Ethiopic Languages. J. [/See a?«o Amharic ; Himyaritic] 
 
 Ethnography. A. \_See also Ethnology— By Countries.] 
 
 Ethnological Societies. {See Ethnology^Societies-] 
 
 Ethnology. A. [See also Aborigines of Australia ; Anglo- 
 Israelism; Anthropology; Archaeology; Aryans; Can- 
 nibals and Cannibalism ; Carvings; Craniology ; Customs 
 and Manners ; Ethnography ; Folk-lore ; Gypsies ; 
 Indians, American ; Jews ; Lake Dwellers and Lake 
 Dwellings; Maoris; Miscegneation ; Mounds and Mound 
 Builders; Mythology; Negroes; Primeval Man ; Race 
 Problems ; Rites and Ceremonies ; Semitic Races ; 
 Tattooing ; and under each Race of Men.] 
 
 By Countries. A. [General works dealing with 
 
 the Races of any Country as a whole. For special 
 works, see under the name of each Nation, Race or 
 Tribe of Men.] 
 
 Etiquette. G. [See also Conversation ; Customs and 
 Manners ; Letter-writing ; Medical Profession ; Pro- 
 fessional and Business Ethics ; Social Ethics.] 
 
 Etna. D. \See also Volcanoes.] 
 
 Eton School. G. 
 
 Etruria. B. [See also ArchseDlogy — Italy.] 
 
 Etruscan Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Etymology. [See English Language — Etymology.] 
 
 Eucalypts. MA. [See also Botany and Flora — Australia ; 
 Eucalyptus Oil.] 
 
 Eucalyptus Oil. A. [See also Essences and Essential 
 Oils.] 
 
 Eucharist. [See Lord's Supper ; Sacraments.] 
 
 Euchre. A. [See also Cards.] 
 
 Euclid. [See Geometry.] 
 
 Eureka Stockade. MB. [-See also Victoria — History.] 
 
 Europe. — General. D. [See also under each Country and 
 Subject.] 
 
 History. B. (Sub-divided by epochs — a.d. 476-800; 
 
 800-1100; 1100-14.53; 1453-1517; 1517-1789; 
 1789-1815.) [5«e a?«o Napoleonic "Wars ; Reformation.] 
 
 Eutychians. G. [See also Ecclesiastical History ; 
 Heresies ; Monophysites.] 
 
 Evangelical Church — Germany. G. [See also Ecclesi- 
 astical History — Germany ; Reformation — Germany.] 
 
 Evangelistic Work. G. [See also Apostles ; Conver- 
 sion ; Missions and Missionary Work ; Repentance ; 
 Revivals ; Salvation Army.] 
 
 Evangelists. [See Missionaries and Evangelists.] 
 
 Evaporation. A. [See also Meteorology.] 
 
 Evidence : Law. F. 
 
 Evidences of Christianity. [See Christian Evidences ; 
 
 Miracles.] 
 
 Evil Eye. G. [See also Witchcraft.] 
 
Subject Seadingsjor Dictionai'y Index. 
 
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 Banks and Banking ; 
 
 Credit ; 
 
 Evil, Problem of. G. \See also Original Sin ; Sin ; 
 Theodicy.] 
 
 Evolution — Biology. A. [Se« aZ«o Anthropology ; Atav- 
 ism ; Biology ; Breeding ; Colouration, Animal ; 
 Creation ; Degeneration ; Descent of Man ; Develop- 
 ment ; Embryology ; Environment ; Heredity ; Life 
 Origin of ; Man, Natural History of ; Natural Selec- 
 tion ; Phylogeny ; Pithecanthropus erectus ; Religion 
 and Science; Sex; Variation; Weismannism; Zoology.] 
 
 Philosophy, Religion, and Art. G. 
 
 ■ Social Economy. F. [See also Primitive Society ; 
 
 Society, History of.] 
 
 Evolution of Sex (Biology). [See Sex.] 
 
 Ex-libris. [See Book Plates.] 
 
 Examinations. G. (Sub-divisions — Educational, Legal, 
 Marine, ^ledical. Military, Naval, Science and Art, 
 Technical, University.) [See also Calendars and 
 Registersof Universities ; Civil Service — Examinations ; 
 and under the sub-heading Education and Examination 
 Papers under each Language and Subject.] 
 
 Exchange. F. [See also 
 
 Currency ; Stock Exchange.] 
 
 Exchequer, The. B. and F. 
 
 Exchequer Chamber. [See Appeal Courts.] 
 
 Excise. [See Customs and Excise.] 
 
 Excommunication. G. 
 
 Executive : Constitutional Government. F. 
 
 Executors. [See Wills.] 
 
 Exegesis. [See Biblical Criticism.] 
 
 Exercise — Hygiene. A. [S?* aZso Gymnastics ; Physical 
 Education ; Training, Athletic] 
 
 Exhibitions — International. K. [See also under tho 
 Title of the Exhibition in the Author Catalogue and 
 iu the Index.] 
 
 Industrial. K. 
 
 Exodus— Old Testament. G. 
 
 Exosmosis. [&« Fluids; 0.smosis; Physiological Chemistry.] 
 
 Experiment Farms and Stations. A. [See also Agri- 
 cultural Colleges; Agriculture — Education; Piothamsted 
 Experiment Farm ; and under the Title of the College 
 or Farm in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Experimental Psychology. [See Mental Physiology ; 
 Physiological Psychology.] 
 
 Exploration — General. D. [See also Maritime Discovery ; 
 Scientific Expeditions ; Travels ; and under sub-heading 
 Discovery, Exploration, and Early Voyages under the 
 name of the Place.] 
 
 Explorers. [See Travellers and Explorers.] 
 
 Explosions. A. [See also Boilers; Explosives; Gas in 
 
 Mines.] 
 
 Explosives. A. [See also Accidents ; Blasting ; Explo- 
 sions ; Melinite ; Noxious Trades ; Public Health ; 
 Technological Chemistry ; Torpedoes ; and under each 
 Explosive.] 
 
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 Expression. A. [/S«<aZsoArtistic Anatomy; Physiognomy.] 
 
 Extradition. F. \_See also Criminal Law ; Internatiotial 
 Law.] 
 
 Extreme Unction. G. [_See also Sacraments, The.] 
 
 Eye, The, and Eyesight — General. A. \_See also Astig- 
 matism ; Blind Asylums ; Colour-blindness ; Ophthalmia ; 
 Optics ; Sight.] 
 
 ■ Anatomy. 
 
 Diseases. 
 
 Ezekiel— Old Testament. G. ' 
 
 Ezra -Old Testament. G. 
 
 E 
 
 Fables. J. 
 
 Face. A. [_See also Eye ; Mouth ; Noso ; Physiognomy.] 
 
 Facetise. \_See Humour.] 
 
 Factories and Factory System. F [_See also Children ; 
 Women — Work.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Fads. G. 
 
 Fair Trade v. Free Trade. F. [See also Customs Union ; 
 Federation, Imperial ; Free Trade ; Protostion ; Eeci- 
 procity ; State Bounties.] 
 
 Fairies. B. [See also Fairy-tales ; Folk-lore.] 
 
 Fairs. F. 
 
 Fairy Tales. J. [See also Cinderella; Fairies; Folk-lore. | 
 
 Faith. G. [See also Agnosticism ; Confession of Faith ; 
 Cret'ds ; Knowledge, Tlieory of ; Religion ; Salvation ; 
 Theology, Systematic; Truth.] 
 
 Faith Healing. (}. [See also Mind and Body ; Physio- 
 logical Psychology ; Theology, Practical.] 
 
 Fakirs. B. and G. [See a.lso Dervishes ; Mohammedanism.] 
 
 Falconry. A. 
 
 Falkland Islands. D. 
 
 Fallacies. G. 
 
 Fallopian Tubes. A. 
 
 "False Pretences. F. [See also Misdemearours.] 
 
 Family, The. G. [See also Children ; Domr stic Economy ; 
 Home ; Husband and Wife ; Infanticide; Marriage 
 and Divorce; Master and Servant; Parents; Polygamy; 
 Women — Education, Hygiene, and Training.] 
 
 Family Histories. K. [See also Genealogy; Gentry, 
 Landed ; Heraldry ; Seats of Nobility.] 
 
 American. K. 
 
 [See also Medicine Folk-lore.] 
 
 Family Medicine. 
 
 Family Worship. 
 
 Famines. F. 
 Starvation.] 
 
 Fanaticism. G. 
 
 A. 
 G. 
 
 [See 
 
 also Corn Laws ; Food Supply ; 
 
 [See also Persecutions.] 
 
 Fancy Dress. [See Costume.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Fancy Work. A. {See also Artificial Flowers ; Decora- 
 tion ; Embroidery ; Knitting ; Lace and Lace-making ; 
 Leather Work ; Needlework.] 
 
 Fans. A. 
 
 Farces. H. [/See a7.w Burlesques ; Dramatic Literature.] 
 
 Farm Buildings. A. \See also Agricultural Engineering ; 
 
 Agriculture.] 
 Farm Labourers. [See Agricultural Labourer ; Eural 
 
 Life] 
 
 Farm Life. [See Rural Life.] 
 
 Farmers' Institutes. [.SVe Agriculture — Societies, Con- 
 fer(>ncos and Boards ; Grange, The.] 
 
 Farming. [See Agricultural Implements; Agriculture — 
 General ; xVgriculture — Periodicals ; Cattle and Cattle- 
 breeding ; Dairy Farming ; Drainage ; Ensilage ; 
 Experiment Farms and Stations ; Farm Buildings ; 
 Fences ; (Jrain Magazines and Elevators ; Pastures.] 
 
 Faroe Islands. D. [See also Denmark ; Iceland.] 
 
 Faroese Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Farriery. A. [See also Horse ; Veterinary Science.] 
 
 Fashion. [See Clothes and Clothing ; Costujne ; Dress.] 
 
 Fashion Journals. E. 
 
 Fasts and Fasting. G. [See also Advent ; Festivals, 
 Church ; Good Friday ; Lent ; Passover.] 
 
 Fatalism. G. [See also Determinism ; Freedom of the 
 
 Will.] 
 
 Fathers. F. [See also Parents.] 
 
 Fathers of the Church. G. [See also Apocrypha ; 
 Apostles; Councils, Church; Ecclesiastical History; 
 Patristic Literature; Saints ; and under each of the 
 Fathers — Augustine, Clement, Origen, Tertullian — in 
 the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Fats and Oils. A. [See also Butter ; Castor Oil ; Cocoa- 
 nut Oil and Cake ; Cod-liver Oil ; Colza Oil ; Cotton- 
 seed Oil and Cake ; Linseed ; Oils; Oil-yielding Plants ; 
 Olives and Olive Oil ; Petroleum ; Waxes ; and under 
 each Oil.] 
 
 Fauces. A. 
 
 Faunas of Countries and Places. [See Zoology and 
 Fauna — /^y CouHtries.^ 
 
 Faust — Legends. J. [See also Legends.] 
 
 Fayal. D. 
 
 Fear. G. 
 
 Feasts. [See Fasts and Fasting ; Festivals, Church.] 
 
 Feathers. A. [See also Pterylography.] 
 
 Federal Government and Federalism. F. [See also 
 sub-heading Constitution under Canada, Switzerland, 
 and United States.] 
 
 Federation, Australian. MF. 
 
 Federation, Imperial, and Defences. F. [See also 
 Coaling Stations; Colonies and Great Britain; Customs 
 Union.] 
 
 Fee Simple. [See Land Tenure ; Real Property.] 
 
 Feeble-minded. G. [See also Idiocy ; Idiot Asylums.] 
 
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 Feeding Experiments. A. [&« aJ»o Cattle and Cattle- 
 breeding ; Experiment Farms and Stations ; Fodders 
 and Food-stuffs ; Foods, Chemistry of.] 
 
 Feejee. [^See Fiji.] 
 
 Feelings, G. 
 
 Feet. {See Foot, The.] 
 
 Fellenberg System of Education. G. \_See also Manual 
 Education ; and under Fellenberg in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Female Education. [See Women — Education, Hygiene, 
 and Training.] 
 
 Female SuflFrage. [See Woman Suffrage.] 
 
 Fences and Fencing. A. [See also Barbed Wire; 
 Gates.] 
 
 Fencing — Gymnastics. A. 
 
 Fenians. F. [See also Home Rule ; Ireland — Politics ; 
 Secret Societies.] 
 
 Fermentation. A. [See also Alcohols ; Bacteriology ; 
 
 Brewing ; Putrefaction ; Technological Chemistry ; 
 
 Yeasts.] 
 Ferns. A. [See also Botany, Cryptogamic] 
 Fertilization — Botany. A. 
 
 Fertilization — Zoology. A. [See also Biology ; 
 Cells, Structure and Theory ; Embryology. ] 
 
 Fertilizers. [See Manures.] 
 
 Festivals, Church. G. [See also Christmas ; Church 
 Decoration ; Easter ; Fasts and Fasting ; Pageants ; 
 and under each Festival.] 
 
 Fetichism. G. [See also Idolatry ; Superstition ; 
 Worship.] 
 
 Feudalism. B. [See also Chivalry ; Clans and Clan 
 System ; History, Mediaeval.] 
 
 Fevers. General. A. [&« aZso Contagious and Infectious 
 
 Diseases ; Disinfection and Disinfectants ; Epidemics ; 
 
 Germs in Disease ; Tropical Diseases ; and under each 
 
 Fever.] 
 Fibres and Fibre Plants. A. [See also Agave ; Cotton ; 
 
 Flax; Ginseng; Hemp; Jute; Paper-making Plants ; 
 
 Raffia ; Ramie ; Silk ; Textile Fabrics ; Wool ; and 
 
 under each Fibre and Fibre Plant.] 
 
 Fichtean Philosophy. G. [See also Knowledge, Theory 
 of; Philosophy — German; and under Fichte in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Fiction. General J. [See also Allegories, Religious ; 
 
 Anecdotes; Fables; Fairy Tales ; Folk-lore; Legends; 
 
 Novelists ;, Parables ; Religious Stories ; Tales.] 
 
 Bibliography. J. 
 
 Criticism. J. 
 
 History of. J. 
 
 Reading of. J. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Australian. MJ. 
 
 Field Fortifications. [See Military Engineering.] 
 
 Fighting. A. [See also Boxing; Bull-fighting; Prize- 
 fighting.] 
 Figs. A. [(See also Fruit-growing.] 
 
Subject Seadingsfor jDleilonar'j Index. 
 
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 Figure Painting. [See Portrait Painting.] 
 
 Fiji. MD. 
 
 Fijian Language. MJ. [_See also Papuan Languages.] 
 
 Fijians. A. \_See also Papuans.] 
 
 Files. A. 
 
 Filices. [&« Ferns.] 
 
 Filters and Filtration. A. \_See also Water Supply of 
 
 Towns.] 
 
 Finance. F. . [.S^e «/t(o Banks and Banking ; Bi-nietallism ; 
 Capital ; Commerce ; Credit System ; Currency ; 
 Exchange ; Funds, The ; Income Tax ; Interest ; Land 
 Tax ; Liquor Duties ; Loans ; Monopolies ; National 
 Debts; Panics; Prices; Single Tax ; Sinking Funds ; 
 Stocks ; Tariffs ; Taxation ; and under each Country 
 in Author Catalogue and in Index, under subiieading 
 Financn.'^ 
 
 Financial Statements. MF. [^See also subheading Finance 
 and Taxation under the name of the Country.] 
 
 Financiers. {_See Capitalists and Financiers.] 
 
 Finches. A. 
 
 Fine Arts. General. A. \See also Esthetics and 
 yEstheticism ; Alphabets, Initials, and Monograms ; 
 Archffiology ; Architecture; Art Criticism; Artists; 
 Artistic Anatomy; Art Sales ; Bas-reliefs ; Book- 
 plates ; Brasses ; Bronzes ; Cameos ; Caricatures ; 
 Cartoons ; Carving ; Ceramics ; China Painting ; 
 Christian Art ; Chromolithography ; Coins ; Costume ; 
 Decoration and Ornament ; Design; Drawing; Earthen- 
 ware; Embroidery ; Enamels; Engraving; Engravings; 
 Etching; Fancy Dress; Fancy Work; Flower Painting; 
 Frescoes ; Furniture, Art ; Gems ; Glass Embossing ; 
 Glass Painting ; Goldsmith's Work ; House Decora 
 tion ; Ideology ; Illumination ; Illustration of Books ; 
 Immoral Art; Impressionism; Intaglios; Iron Castings; 
 Ivories ; Jewellery ; Lace and Lace Alaking ; Land- 
 scape Gardening ; Landscape Painting ; Leather 
 Work ; Lithography ; Majolica ; Medals ; Metal Work ; 
 Mezzotint ; Miniature Painting ; Modellina ; Mosaics ; 
 Music; Musical Instruments; Needlework; Nude in 
 Art ; Painting ; Pastel Drawing ; Photo-engraving ; 
 Photographs ; Photography ; Picture Posters ; Porce- 
 lain ; Portrait-painting ; Portraits ; Pottery ; Pre- 
 llaphaelitism ; Primitive Art ; Renaissance ; Scenery ; 
 Bock-carvings; Sculpture; Seals ; Silversmith's Work; 
 South Kensington Museum ; Statues and Statuary ; 
 Symbolism ; Tapesti-y ; Terra Cotta ; Vases ; Wall 
 Papers ; Woodcarving.] 
 
 Addresses, Lectures. A. 
 
 Dictionaries, CyclopEedias. A. 
 
 Galleries, Exhibitions^Catalosjues. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. A. 
 
 Education, Teaching, Schools. 
 
 G. \_See also Tech- 
 
 nical Education.] 
 
 - — By Countries. [Aborigines of Australia ; ^gean ; 
 American ; Australian ; Belgian ; British ; Byzantine ; 
 Dutch ; Flemish ; French ; German ; Greek ; Indian ; 
 Italian ; Japanese ; Maori ; Phcsnician ; Spanish.] 
 
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 Finger Rings. A. 
 
 Fingers, A. 
 
 Finite and Infinite. G. 
 
 Finland. D. \_See also Lapland.] 
 
 Finmark. D. {_See also Lapland ; Norway.] 
 
 Finnish Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Fir Trees. A. {^See also Coniferse.] 
 
 Fire. A. [See also Combustion ; Fire Engines ; Fuel ; 
 . Heat ; Heating of Buildings.] 
 
 Fire Arms, [See Small Arms.] 
 
 Fire Brigades and Departments. F. 
 
 Fire Damp. [See Fires in Mines ; Gas in Mines.] 
 
 Fire Engines. A. [/S«« a?so Fire Brigades.] 
 
 Fire Insurance. [See Insurance, Fire.] 
 
 Fire OrdeaL A. 
 
 Fire Prevention. F. [See also Building Laws and Legis- 
 lation : Fire Brigades.] 
 
 Fire Worship. G. [See also Parseeism ; Religions, Pri- 
 mitive ; Zoroastrianism.] 
 
 Firenze Galleria Imperiale. [See Florence Imperial 
 Gallery.] 
 
 Fireplaces. A. [/S««rt7«o Chimneys; Heating of Buildings.] 
 
 Fireproofing. A. 
 
 Fires, Famous. B. 
 
 Fires in Mines. A. [See also Explosions ; Gas in Mines; 
 Miners' Safety Lamps.] 
 
 Fireworks. A. 
 
 Fiscal Question. [See Cobden Club ; Corn Laws ; Fair- 
 trade V. Free-trade ; Free-trade ; Freetrade r. Protec- 
 tion ; McKinleyism ; Protection ; Tariffs.] 
 
 Fisheries, Fish Culture, Fishing Industry. A. [See 
 aZifo Aquariums; Fishing; Herrings; Marine Zoiilogy ; 
 Oysters and Oyster Culture; Pearls and Pearl Fisheries; 
 Salmon ; Trout ; and under each Fish.] 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Fishes. A. [See also Fisheries ; Fishing; Ichthyology ; 
 Marine Zoology ; Palseontology ; and under each Fish. ] 
 
 Fishing and Fishing Tackle. A. [See also Fisheries ; 
 Herrings ; Salmon ; Trout ; and under each Fish.] 
 
 Flags. K. [See also Heraldry.] 
 
 Flat "Worms. A. [See also Helminthology.] 
 
 Flattery, (i. 
 
 Flax— Cultivation and Spinning. A. [See also Fibres 
 and Fibre Plants ; Linen ; Linseed ; Textile Fabrics.] 
 
 Flax, New Zealand. (Phormium tenax.) MA. [See 
 also Fibres and Fibre Plants.] 
 
 Fleet-street, London, B. and J. 
 
 Flemish Art. [See Fine Arts— Flemish.] 
 
 Flemish Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Flies. A. [See also Diptera ; Entomology ; Insects.] 
 
 Flight. A. [See also Aeronautics ; Animal Mechanism ; 
 Birds.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictiona}'!/ Index. 
 
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 Flint Implements. [See Primeval Man ; Stone Age.] 
 
 Flogging. [See Corporal Punishment.] 
 
 Floods. A. [See also Deluge, The ; Hawkesbury Floods ; 
 Meteorology.] 
 
 Floral Decoration. A. 
 
 Floras of Countries and Places. [See Alpine Plants; 
 
 PalsBontology ; and under Botany and Flora — Bi/ 
 
 Countries.'] 
 
 Floriculture. [See Flower Gardening.] 
 
 Flour. A. 
 
 Flower Festivals. G. 
 
 Flower Gardening. A. [See also Bulbs; Flowers; 
 Gardening; Greenhouse Gardening; Orchids; Primula; 
 Roses ; Scent Plants ; Window Gardening ; and under 
 each Flower.] 
 
 Flower Painting. A. 
 
 Flowers. A. [See also Artificial Flowers; Colour of 
 Flowers ; Fertilisation ; Floral Decoration ; Flower 
 Festivals; Flower Gardening; Flower Painting; Foliage 
 and Flowering Plants ; Orchids ; Scent Plants ; and 
 under each Flower.] 
 
 Fluids. A. [See also Hydrodynamics ; Hydrostatics ; 
 Osmosis.] 
 
 Flukes. A. [See also Parasites and Parasitic Diseases ; 
 Trematodes.] 
 
 Flute. A. [See also Musical Instruments.] 
 
 Fluxes. A. [See also Metallurgy.] 
 
 Flying Fox, (Pteropus.) MA. [See also Pteropidee; 
 Zoology and Fauna — Australia.] 
 
 Flying Machines, [See Aeronautics.] 
 
 Fodders and Food Stuffs. General. A. [See also 
 Cocoanut — Oil and Cake ; Feeding Experiments ; 
 Foods, Chemistry of ; Forage Plants ; Linseed Oil and 
 Cake ; Sorghums ; and under each Food Stuff.] 
 
 Fog Signals. [See Signals.] 
 
 Fogs. A. 
 
 Foliage and Flowering Plants. A. [See also Begonias; 
 Green-house Gardening.] 
 
 Folk-lor€. B. [See also Amuhts; Archaeology ; Ballads ; 
 Chapbooks ; Charms ; Customs and Manners ; Devil ; 
 Divining Rod ; Evil Eye ; Fables ; Fairies ; Fairy- 
 tales; Gypsies; Legends; Medicine — Folk-lore; Mytho- 
 logy ; Proverbs ; Sagas ; Superstition.] 
 
 By Countries. B. 
 
 Folk-mote. F. [See also Witenagemote.] 
 Folk-Songs. H. [/See a?«o Ballads; Songs— By Countries.] 
 Folk-tales. [See Fairy-tales ; Folk-lore.] 
 Fonts. A. [See also Church Furniture.] 
 
 Food. A. [See also Alcohols ; Beverages ; Bread ; Butter ; 
 Cookery ; Dietetics ; Digestion ; Eating ; Flour ; 
 Fodders and Food Stuffs ; Food Adulteration ; Foods, 
 Chemistry of ; Fruit ; Horse-flesh ; Hygiene ; Meat '; 
 Milk; Preserving and Preservatives; Sugar; Vegetable 
 Products ; Vegetarianism ; Wine.] 
 
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 Food Adulteration. A. \See also Adulteration ; Milk 
 and Milk Inspection ; Oleomargarine ; Public Health.] 
 
 Food Preservation. \_See Canning ; Fruit-canning ; Pre- 
 serving and Preservatives.] 
 
 Food Supply. F. \^See also Corn Laws ; Famines ; Free 
 Trade; Protection.] 
 
 Foods, Chemistry of. A. [See also Feeding Experi- 
 ments ; Fodders and Food Stuffs ; Food Adulteration ; 
 Fruits, Analyses of ; and under each Food.] 
 
 Foods — Cookery. [See Cookery.] 
 
 Fools and Jesters. B. 
 
 Foot, The. A. [See also Boots and Shoes ; Hosiery.] 
 
 Foot and Mouth Disease. A. [See also Diseases of 
 Animals ; Veterinary Science and Practice.] 
 
 Football. A. 
 
 Forage Plants. A. [See also Beans ; Clovers ; Cow-peas; 
 
 Fodders and Food Stuffs ; Grasses ; Lucerne ; Maize ; 
 
 Millets ; Pea-nuts ; Peas ; Prickly Comfrey ; Prickly 
 
 Pear; Rape; Sainfoin; Salsolacese; Sorghums; Vetches ; 
 
 and under each Crop.] 
 
 Foraminifera. A. [See also Trotozoa, ; Rhyzopoda.] 
 
 Force and Energy. A. [/S««aZ«o Cosmology; Mechanics; 
 Physics ; Statics.] 
 
 Forecasts, Literary. J. [See also Ideal States.] 
 
 Foreign OfiBce Lists. [See under Great Britain and 
 Ireland — Foreign Office in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Foreign Missions. [See Missions and Missionary Work — 
 Foreign.] 
 
 Foreign Policy. [See Politics — Foreign under each 
 Country.] 
 
 Forensic Medicine. [See Medical Jurisprudence.] 
 
 Forestry and Forest Conservation. A. [See also Arbor- 
 day ; Landscape Gardening ; Timbers ; Trees and 
 Shrubs ; and Forestry under each Country in Author 
 Catalogue, for Government Publications.] 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Schools. • G. 
 
 — Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Forgery. F. 
 
 Formalin. A. [See also Preserving and Preservatives.] 
 
 Formicarise. [See Ants ; Heterogyna ; Hymenoptera.] 
 
 Formosa. D. 
 
 Forms in Law. F. [See also Actions at Law ; Affidavits; 
 Bail and Bailments ; Pleading.] 
 
 Forth Bridge. A [See also Bridges — General.] 
 
 Fortification. [See Artillery ; Gunnery ; Military Archi- 
 tecture ; Military Engineering.] 
 
 Fortune-telling. G. [See also Astrology ; Clairvoyance ; 
 Divination ; Magic ; Palmistry.] 
 
 Forty-Second Regiment. B. [See also Highland 
 Regiments.] 
 
 FoBsilB. [See Palaeontology.] 
 
Subject Seadingsfor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Foul Brood in Bees. A. [^See also Bees and Bee-farming.] 
 
 Fouling. [^See Corrosion and Fouling.] 
 
 Foundations, [_See Masonry.] 
 
 Foundlings. F. [See also Adoption.] 
 
 Fourierism. F. [_See also Communism ; Socialism.] 
 
 Fourteentli of July. B. [See also France — History.] 
 
 Fourth Dimension. A. [See also Geometry.] 
 
 Fourth of July. [See Independence Day.] 
 
 Fowls. [See Poultry.] 
 
 Fox, The. A. 
 
 Foxglove. A. [See also Digitalis.] 
 
 Fox-hunting. A. 
 
 Framboesia. A. [See also Tubercolosis.] 
 
 France. B. and D. [See also Brittany; Franco-German 
 War; French, The; French Revolution; Huguenots; 
 Legion of Honour ; Napoleonic Literature; Napoleonic 
 Wars; Orleanism ; Paris Commune ; Reign of Terror ; 
 Tuileries ; Vendee, La ; under Districts, Cities, and 
 Subjects ; and under Napoleon in the Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 [For sub-divisions see under Great Britain.] 
 
 Franchise. [See SuflVage.] 
 
 Franciscans. G. [See also Capuchins ; Monasticism ; 
 Monks ; Religious Orders.] 
 
 Franco-German War, 1870. B. 
 
 Franklin Expedition. D. [See also Arctic Regions.] 
 
 Fraud. G. [jSe« a?so Impostors and Imposture; Swindlers 
 and Swindling.] 
 
 Freckles. A. [See also Dermatology.] 
 
 Free Church of Scotland. G. [See also Church of 
 
 Scotland ; Covenanters ; Presbyterianism ; United 
 Presbyterians.] 
 
 Free Public Libraries. [See Libraries— Free Public] 
 
 Free Trade. F. [See also Cobden Club; Corn Laws; 
 Fair Trade v. Free Trade ; Free Trade v. Protection ; 
 Protection ; Tariffs ; and under Cobden Club in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Free Trade v. Protection. F. 
 
 Freedom in Religion. [See Toleration.] 
 
 Freedom of the Will. G. [See also Arminianism; 
 Calvinism ; Determinism ; Election (Theology) ; 
 Fatalism; Liberty; Predestination; Will.] 
 
 Freehold, F. [See also Real Property.] 
 G. 
 
 Freemasonry, 
 
 Freethought, 
 
 Infidelity ; 
 
 French, The. 
 
 G. [See also Agnosticism ; Atheism ; Deism ; 
 Positivism ; Rationalism ; Spinozism.] 
 
 A. 
 
 French Academy, J. [See also Acad^mie Fran^aise, L', 
 in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 French Art. [See Fine Arts — French ; Louvre, The.] 
 
 French Canadians, [See Canada — History ; Canadians — 
 French.] 
 
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 [See France — Colonies ; and under each 
 [See French Language — Diction- 
 
 French Colonies 
 
 Colony.] 
 
 French Dictionaries 
 
 aries.] 
 
 French Guiana. D 
 
 I'rench Institute. J. [See also Institut Frangais, L', in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 French Language and Dialects, J. [See also Breton 
 Language.] 
 
 French Literature — General. J. [See also Dramatic 
 Literature— French ; Poetry— French ; Fiction— French ; 
 French Academy ; Provengal Language and Literature.] 
 
 French Philosophy. [See Materialism ; Philosophy — 
 French ; and under Comte, Condillac, Cou.sin, Des- 
 cartes, Diderot, Lamennais, Malebranche, Montesquieu, 
 Rousseau, <kc., in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 French Protestants. [See Huguenots.] 
 
 French Revolution. (1779-99.) B. [See also Reign of 
 Terror.] 
 
 Frescoes. A. [See also Decoration.] 
 
 Fresh Water Plants. [See Aquatic Gardening and Plants.] 
 
 Fret-cutting. A. [See also Wood-carving.] 
 
 Friction. A. [See also Dynamics ; Hardness ; Lubricants.] 
 
 Friendly Islands. MD. [See also Tonga.] 
 
 Languages. MJ. 
 
 o o 
 
 Friendly Societies. F. [See also Building Societies ; 
 Co-operation ; Insurance, Life ; Oddfellows ; Old Age 
 Pensions ; Trades Unions ; and under the name of the 
 Society.] 
 
 Friends, Society of. [See Quakers.] 
 
 Friendship. G. [See also Love.] 
 
 Frisian Language. J. [See also Saxon.] 
 
 Frbbel System of Education. [See Kindergarten ; and 
 under Frobel in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Frogs, A. [See also Batracliia.] 
 
 Frontier and Pioneer Life. G. [See also Rural Life and 
 Pleasures.] 
 
 Frozen Meat. [See Cold Storage ; Meat Trade.] 
 Fruit-canning and Preserving. A. [See also Fruit- 
 drying ; Jam-making ; Syrups.] 
 
 Fruit-drying and Dried Fruits. A. 
 
 Fruit-growing. A. [See also Experiment Farms and 
 Stations ; Fruit-canning ; Fruit-d)-ying ; Fruit-trade ; 
 Fruits, Analyses of ; Fungi in Agriculture ; Grafting ; 
 Insects, Injurious and Beneficial ; Plant Diseases ; 
 Pomology; Pruning ; Spraying ; and under each Fruit.] 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Fruit— Nomenclature of. [See Pomology.] 
 Fruit-trade, F. [See also Cold Storage.] 
 Fruits — Analyses of. A. [See also Agricultural Chem- 
 istry.] 
 Fruits — Varieties, [See Pomology.] 
 Fucacese, A. [See also Sea-weeds.] 
 
Subject Readings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Fuel. A. \_See also Charcoal ; Chimneys ; Coal ; Coke ; 
 Fire ; Fireplaces ; Furnaces ; Gas (Heating, Lighting, 
 and Cooking) ; Heating ; Kerosene ; Metallurgy ; 
 Peat ; Petroleum.] 
 
 Fugue. A. [jSee also Music] 
 
 Fulgurites. A. \_See also Lightning.] 
 
 Fulminates. '[See Explosives.] 
 
 Funafuti. MD. [See also Corals and Coral Reefs ; Ellice 
 Islands.] 
 
 Functions. General. A. [See also Bessel's Functions ; 
 Calculus ; Elliptic Functions ; Mathematics.] 
 
 Funds, The. F. [>Se« aZso Great Britain— Finance.] 
 
 Funeral Rites. G. [See also Burial ; Customs and Man- 
 ners ; Funerals.] 
 
 Funeral Sermons and Orations. [See Sermons — Funeral.] 
 
 Funerals. F. [See also Burial ; Cremation ; Customs 
 and Manners.] 
 
 Fungi. A. [See also Bacteriology ; Botany — Crypto- 
 gamic ; Botany — Economic ; Fungi in Agriculture and 
 Fruitgrowing; Lichens ; My cetozoa; Pathology, Vege- 
 table ; Plant Diseases ; Protophyta ; Rust in Wheat.] 
 
 Fungi in Agriculture and Fruit-growing. A. [See also 
 Pathology, Vegetable ; Plant Diseases ; Rust in 
 Wheat ; Spraying.] 
 
 Fungicides. [See Fungi in Agriculture ; Plant Diseases ; 
 Spraying.] 
 
 Fur-bearing Animals. A. 
 
 Furnace, H.M.S. D. 
 
 Furnaces. A. [See also Metallurgy.] 
 
 Furniture. A. [See also Cabinet Work ; Church Furni- 
 ture; Decoration and Ornament; House Decoration; 
 Lamps; Mirrors; Upholstery; Wood-carving.] 
 
 Furs and Fur Trade. A. 
 
 Future State. G. [See also Death ; Eschatology ; 
 Eternal Punishment ; Heaven ; Hell ; Immortality ; 
 Judgment, Day of ; Millennium ; Purgatory ; Resurrec- 
 tion ; Souls ; Transmigration.] 
 
 G 
 
 Gaelic Language. J. [See also Celtic Languages ; Irish 
 Language ; Manx Language.] 
 
 Gaelic Literature. J. 
 
 GaU-making Insects. A. [See also Galls.] 
 
 Gall-stones. [See Calculi.] 
 
 Galleries. [See Fine Arts— Galleries ; and under the 
 title of each Gallery in Author Catalogue and Index.] 
 
 Galls. A. [See also Gall-making Insects ; Pathology, 
 Vegetable.] 
 
 Galvanism. [See Voltaic Electricity.] 
 
 Galvanizing. A. 
 
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 A. [_See also Electricity, Measurement of.] 
 
 Galvanometers 
 
 Gambia. D. 
 
 Gambler Islands. MD. 
 
 Gambling. G. 
 
 Game and Game Birds. A. [See also Decoys; Deer- 
 stalking ; Game Laws ; Grouse ; Hunting ; Lions and 
 Lion Hunting ; Pheasants ; Shooting ; Sport and 
 Sporting Adventures ; and under each Animal and 
 Bird.] 
 
 Game Laws and Poaching. F. 
 
 Games. A. [^ea^so Amusements; Bagatelle; Billiards; 
 Cards; Chess; Conjuring; Draughts; Riddles; Sports 
 and Pastimes ; Toys ; and under each Game.] 
 
 Gamopetalffi. A. \_See also Botany : GeneralJ] 
 
 Gangrene. A. \_See also Necrosis.] 
 
 Gaols. [See Prisons.] 
 
 Garbage, Disposal of. F. [See also Public Health ; 
 Street-cleaning. ] 
 
 Gardening. General. A. [^See also Aquatic Gardening ; 
 Botany -Gardens ; Bulbs; Climbing Plants ; Experiment 
 Farms and Stations ; Flower Gardening; Fruit-growing; 
 Fungi in Agriculture and Fruitgrowing ; Grafting ; 
 Greenhouse Gardening ; Horticultural Buildings ; 
 Insects, Injurious ; Landscape Gardening ; Public 
 Gardens; Scent Plants; Vegetable Gardening; Weeds; 
 Window Gardening.] 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies, Boards, Exhibitions. A. 
 
 Schools, Training. G. 
 
 Gardens, Botanic. [See Botany — Gardens.] 
 
 Garter, Order of The. K. [See also Heraldry ; Orders.] 
 
 Gas Analysis. A. 
 
 Gas Engines and Motors. A. 
 
 Gas. (Heating, Lighting, and Cooking). A. [See also 
 Fuel ; Gas Engines.] 
 
 . Manufacture and Works. A. 
 
 Gas in Mines. A. [See also Explosions ; Fires in Mines ; 
 Miners' Safety Lamps.] 
 
 Gas-fitting. [See Plumbing.] 
 
 Gas, Natural. [See Petroleum.] 
 
 Gases. A. [See also Air ; Air Pump ; Barometers ; Gas 
 Manufacture ; Osmosis ; Pneumatics ; and under each 
 Gas.] 
 
 Gasteropoda. 
 
 Gastritis, A. 
 
 Gastronomy, A 
 
 Gastrotomy. A. 
 
 A. [See also Snails and Slugs.] 
 
 [See also Cookery ; Eating ; Food.] 
 
 [See also Surgery.] 
 Gates. A. [See also Fences.] 
 
 Gatling Guns, A. [See also Artillery ; Maxim Guns.] 
 Gauging. A. 
 Gazetteers. [See Geography — Dictionaries and Gazetteers.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Geese. A. \_See also Poultry.] 
 
 Gelatine. A. [See aho Animal Products.] 
 
 Gelatine Dynamite. A. [See also Explosives.] 
 
 Gems and Precious Stones. A. [-S«« also Cameos ; 
 Diamond ; Jewellery ; Lapidary Work ; Mineralogy ; 
 and under each Gem and Stone.] 
 
 Genealogical Periodicals. [See Genealogy — Periodicals.] 
 
 Genealogy. General. K. [See also Badges ; Baronetage 
 and Knightage ; Church and Parish Registers ; Epit- 
 aphs ; Family Histories ; Heraldry ; Peerage ; Registers 
 of Births, Deaths, and Marriages ; Seats of Nobility ; 
 Wills, Registers of ; and under each English County.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 By Countries. K. 
 
 General Average. F. [See also Insurance, Marine ; 
 Maritime Law.] 
 
 General Information, Works of. K. [See also Encyclo- 
 pjedias ; Year Books.] 
 
 Generals, Lives of. C. 
 
 Generative Organs and System. A. [See also Chastity; 
 Contagious Diseases — Laws and Legislation ; Genito- 
 urinary System ; Social Purity ; Venereal Diseases.] 
 
 Genesis — Old Testament. G. 
 
 Geneva Arbitration. F. [See also " Alabama," The ; 
 Arbitration, International ; International Law ; Red 
 Cross Associations.] 
 
 Genito-Urinary System. A. [See also Bladder ; Calculi; 
 Dermatology; Diabetes; Fallopian Tubes ; Generative 
 Organs ; Gynaecology ; Kidneys ; Urinary Organs ; 
 and under each Disease.] 
 
 Genius. G. [See also Psychology.] 
 
 Gentleness. G. 
 
 Gentoo Laws. [See Law — Hindu.] 
 
 Gentoo Language. [See Telugu.] 
 
 Gentry— Colonial. MK [See also Family Histories- 
 American.] 
 
 Gentry — Landed. K. [See also Aristocracy ; Genealogy.] 
 
 Geodesy. A. [See also Azimuth Tables ; Earth ; Geodetic 
 Surveys ; Pendulum Experiments ; Surveying.] 
 
 Geodetic Surveys. A. [See also Boundaries of Countries ; 
 and under United States in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Geographical Distribution of Plants and Animals. [See 
 Botany and Flora — By Countries ; Distribution of 
 Plants and Animals ; Zoology and Fauna — By 
 Countries,] 
 
 Geographical Societies. [See Alpine Clubs; Geography- 
 Societies.] 
 
 Geography : General. D. [See also Antarctic Regions ; 
 Arctic Regions; Atlases; Biblical Geography; Bound- 
 aries of Countries; Cartography; Latitude; Longitude; 
 Maps ; Maritime Discovery ; Physical Geography ; 
 Pilots and Pilotage; Sailing Directions ; Travellers and 
 Explorers; Travels; Tropics; Voyages; and under 
 the sub-heading Geography, Topography, and Maps— 
 under each Country.] 
 
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 Geography. Congresses — Proceedings. D. 
 
 Dictionaries and Gazetteers, Nomenclature. D. 
 
 History of. B 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Teaching of. G. 
 
 Ancient. D. 
 
 Atlases. D. 
 
 ■ Biblical, \_See Biblical Geography.] 
 
 Physical, \_See Physical Geography.] 
 
 Geological Periodicals. [_See Geology — Periodicals.] 
 
 Geological Societies, [See Geology — Societies.] 
 
 Geological Surveys, Maps and Atlases. \_See Geology — 
 Surveys, Maps and Atlases ; and under the name of 
 each Country in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Geologists. C. 
 
 Geology — General. A. {See also Artesian Water and 
 Wells ; Bronze Age ; Caves ; Coal-mining ; Corals and 
 Coral Reefs; Creation; Deluge; Earth; Earthquakes; 
 Geology — Societies ; Geology — Surveys ; Geology — 
 Agricultural; Geology hy Countries; Geology, Econo- 
 mic ; Geysers ; Glacial Geology ; Iron Age ; Meteors 
 and Meteorites; Mineralogy; Palaeontology; Petrifac- 
 tion; Petrology; Primeval Man; Physical Geography ; 
 Seismology ; Stone Age ; Volcanoes.] 
 
 Manuals, Compendiums, Charts, A. 
 
 Dictionaries, A. 
 
 Museums and Collections — Catalogues. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 . Surveys, Maps, and Atlases. A. 
 
 By Countries. A. {See also sub-heading Geolo- 
 gical Survey under name of Country in Author 
 Catalogue, for Official Publications.] 
 
 Agricultural, A. {See also Soils and Subsoils.] 
 
 Economic. A. {See also Amber ; Asbestos ; 
 
 Asphalt; Bitumen; Chalks; Clays; Coal; Geology, 
 Agricultural ; Gems ; Granite ; Graphite ; Gypsum ; 
 Jet ; Limestones ; Marbles ; Meerschaum ; Mineral 
 Waters; Mineralogy; Ozocerite; Peat; Petroleum; 
 Phosphates ; Pumice Stone ; Salt ; Soils and Subsoils ; 
 Stone ; Sulphur ; and under each Metal and Mineral.] 
 
 Stratigraphical. A. (Sub-divided as in the 
 
 International Catalogue of Scientific Literature.) 
 
 Geometrical Drawing. A. {See also Mechanical Draw- 
 ing ; Perspective.] 
 
 Geometry. A. {See also Conic Sections ; Curves ; Geo- 
 metrical Drawing ; Mathematics ; Mensuration.] 
 
 Georgian Language. J. 
 
 Georgian Literature. J. 
 
 Gephyrsea, A. {See also Helminthology.] 
 
 German Art. {See Berlin Royal Academy ; Fine Arts — 
 
 German.] 
 German Church, {See Reformed German Church.] 
 
Subject Seadings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 J. {See also Dutch ; Flemish 
 
 Dramatic 
 Poetry — 
 
 German Colonies. {See Germany — Colonies.] 
 
 German Dictionaries. {See German Language — Diction- 
 aries.] 
 German Language. 
 
 Frisian ; Saxon.] 
 
 Dialects. J. 
 
 German Literature — General. J. [^See also 
 Literature — German ; Fiction — German ; 
 German.] 
 
 German Nature Cure, A. 
 
 German Philosophy. {See Philosophy— German, and 
 under Fichte, Hegel, Jacobi, Kant, Leibnitz, Lotze, 
 Schelling, Schlegel, Schleiermacher, Schopenhauer in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 German Universities. {See Universities — German ; and 
 under the title of each University.] 
 
 Germans, The. A. 
 
 Germany. B and D. {See also Brunswick, House of ; 
 Franco-German War ; Germany — Colonies ; Germans, 
 The ; Reformed German Church ; and under each 
 Country, City, and Subject.] 
 • [The same Subdivisions (also Army, Colonies, Navy) 
 will be used as in the case of Great Britain (q.v.).] 
 
 Germicides. [See Disinfection ; Germs in Disease ; Sanita- 
 tion.] 
 
 Germs in Disease, A. {See also Bacteriology ; Con- 
 tagious and Infectious Diseases ; Diphtheria ; Disin- 
 fection ; Pathology ; Protophyta; Typhoid; and under 
 each Infectious Disease.] 
 
 Gestation, A. {See also Embryology.] 
 
 Gesture Speech. {See Sign Language.] 
 
 Geysers and Hot Springs, A. 
 
 Ghetto. {See Jews.] 
 
 Ghibellines. {See Guelphs and Ghibellines.] 
 
 Ghosts. G. {See also Apparitions ; Hallucinations ; 
 Magic ; Mind and Body ; Psychical Research ; Spirit- 
 ualism ; Supernaturalism ; Superstition.] 
 
 Giants. A. {See also Abnormities ; Teratology — Zoology.] 
 
 Gibraltar. D. 
 
 Gifford Lectures. G. {See also Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Gilbert Islands, MD. 
 
 Gilding. A. {See also Electro-plating.] 
 
 Gilds. {See Guilds.] 
 
 Gin, A. {See also Alcohols, — General.] 
 
 A. {See also Botany and Flora — China.] 
 
 {See Gypsies.] 
 
 A. 
 
 A. {See also Bridges ; Roofs.] 
 
 {See also Women — Education.] 
 
 G. 
 
 A. {See also Alps ; Arctic Regions ; 
 
 Ginseng, 
 Gipsies. 
 Giraffe. 
 Girders, 
 Girls. G, 
 Girton College. 
 
 Glacial Geology, 
 
 Icebergs.] 
 
 Glaciers. A. {See also Glacial Geology.] 
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 Gladiators. B. 
 
 Glanders. A. [See also Diseases of Animals.] 
 
 Glands. A. [See also Lymphatic System; Thyroid 
 Gland ; and under each System for its own Glands.] 
 
 Glandular Fever. A. 
 
 Glasgow. D. 
 
 Glasgow University. G. [See also Universities — British ; 
 and in Author Catalogue, for its own Publications.] 
 
 Glass-blowing. A. 
 
 Glass Embossing. A. 
 
 Glass Houses. [&« Greenhouse Gardening; Horticultural 
 Buildings.] 
 
 Glass Manufacture. A. 
 
 Glass Painting and Staining. A. 
 
 Glass-ware. A. 
 
 Glazing. A. 
 
 Glossaries. [See sub-heading Dialects, Glossaries under 
 each Language.] 
 
 Glossina morsitans. [See Tsetse Fly.] 
 
 Gloves. A. 
 
 Glucose. A. 
 
 Glue. A. 
 
 Glycerine. A. 
 
 Glycyphyllin. A. 
 
 Gnostics and Gnosticism. 
 
 Marcionism.] 
 
 Goats. A. 
 
 God and Divine Attributes 
 Christianity ; Creation ; 
 Idolatry ; Jesus Christ 
 Theism; Theodicy; Theology — Natural; Trinity.] 
 
 Gods and Goddesses — Mythology. B. [See also 
 Jupiter ; Mythology ; Venus ; and under each God.] 
 
 Goitre. A. [See also Cretinism ; Thyroid Gland.] 
 
 Gold. (Currency.) F. [See also Bi-metallism ; Coinage ; 
 
 Mints.] 
 
 Gold. (Metallurgy.) A. [See also Alchemy ; Assaying ; 
 Chlorination ; Cyanide JProcess ; Gilding ; Gold-fields ; 
 Gold-mining ; Goldsmith's Work.] 
 
 Gold Coast. B. and D. 
 
 Gold-fields. A. 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Gold-mining. A. [See also Gold-fields ; Prospecting.] 
 
 Golden Fleece. [See Argonauts.] 
 
 Goldsmith's "Work. A. [See also Gilding ; Jewellery.] 
 
 Golf. A. [See also Sports and Pastimes.] 
 
 Gonorrhoea. A. [See also Venereal Diseases.] 
 
 Good Friday. G. 
 
 Good Templars. F. [See also Temperance— Societies.] 
 
 Gophers. (Geomys.) A. [See also Eodentia.] 
 
 Gordon Highlanders. B. [See also Highland Regiments.] 
 
 G. [See also Heresies ; 
 
 G. [See also Atheism ; 
 Deism ; Holy Ghost ; 
 Monotheism ; Religion ; 
 
Subject Keadings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Gorilla. A. {See also Apes ; Monkeys ; Orang-Outang.] 
 
 Gospels — New Testament. G. {See also under each 
 Gospel.] 
 
 Gothenburg System : Liquor TraflBc. F. [See also 
 Local Option.] 
 
 Gothic Architecture. [See Architecture — Gothic ; Cathe- 
 drals and Churches ; Ecclesiastical Architecture.] 
 
 Gothic Language. J. [See also Teutonic Languages.] 
 
 Goths. B. [See also Arians and Arianism.] 
 
 Gourkhas. A. [See also Nepaul.] 
 
 Gout. A. 
 
 Governesses. G. [See also Teachers.] 
 
 Government. (Forms, Methods, Functions.) F. [See 
 also Anarchy ; Aristocracy ; Bicameral System ; 
 Cabinet, The; Civil Service ; Clans and Clan System ; 
 Constitutional History ; Constitutional Law ; Consti- 
 tutions of Countries ; Crown, The ; Democracy ; 
 Election and Representation ; Electric Telegraphs — 
 Administration; Executive; Family; Federal Govern- 
 ment and Federalism ; Feudalism ; Folk-mote ; Local 
 Government ; Monarchy ; Parliamentary Practice ; 
 Party System ; Police ; Political Economy ; Politics ; 
 Postal Service and Administration ; Prerogative ; 
 Public Health; State, The; State Ethics; Suffrage; 
 Tribes and Tribal System ; Upper Chambers ; Veto ; 
 Village Communities ; Witenagemote ; and sub- 
 heading — Government and Administration under each 
 Country.] 
 
 Government Gazettes. [iS'ee under each Colony in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Governors (American States.) C. 
 
 (Australian Colonies.) MC. 
 
 Grace. G. [See also Faith ; Salvation.] 
 
 Grade-crossing. [See Railways — Construction.] 
 
 Grafting and Budding, A. [See also Fruit>-growing ; 
 Gardening.] 
 
 Grail, Holy. [See Holy Grail.] 
 
 Grain, [See Cereals.] 
 
 Grain Magazines and Elevators. 
 Hoists, and Elevators.] 
 
 Graining. [See Painting (Trade).] 
 
 Graminese. A. [See also Botany — Economic; Grasses.] 
 
 Grammar, [See Philology; and subheading — Grammar, 
 under each Language.] 
 
 Grammar Schools, [See Colleges ; Education, Secondary ; 
 
 High Schools ; and under the title of each School.] 
 Gramophone. A. 
 Granada, D. [See also Alhambra.] 
 
 Granaries— Architecture. [See Grain Magazines and 
 
 Elevators.] 
 
 Grange, The. F. [See also Agriculture and Politics; 
 
 Agriculture — Societies ; United States — Politics.] 
 Granite. A. 
 
 Grants, Land, [See New South Wales— Public Lands.] 
 
 A. [See cdso Lifts, 
 
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 Grape Vine. {See Viticulture.] 
 
 Grapes. A. [See also Currants ; Phylloxera ; Raisins ; 
 Viticulture ; Wine-making.] 
 
 Graphite. A. 
 
 Graphology. \_See Writing.] * 
 
 Grasses. A. \_See also'&ota.ny — Economic; Dairy Farming; 
 Fodders and Food Stuffs ; Forage Plants ; Gramineae ; 
 Pastures.] 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Graveyards. \_See Cemeteries.] 
 
 Gravitation. A. [jSfe« aZso Astronomy ; Pendulum Experi- 
 ments ; Physics ; Specific Gravity.] 
 
 Gray's Inn. B. \_See also Inner Temple ; Law — Education ; 
 Lincoln's Inn ; Middle Temple.] 
 
 Great Britain, D. General and Descriptive. [See also 
 Army, British ; Civil Service ; Colonies, The, and Great 
 Britain ; Consuls and Consular Service ; Education, 
 Primary; England; English, The ; English Language ; 
 English Literature; Federation, Imperial; House of 
 Commons ; House of Lords ; Ireland ; Navy, British ; 
 Scotland ; Wales ; and under the different Counties, 
 Cities, Rivers, Mountains, (fee; and under Subjects, e.</., 
 Agriculture, Archaeology, Architecture, Botany, Coins, 
 Ecclesiastical History, Education, Entomology, Geology, 
 Heraldry, Medals, Ornithology, Palaeontology, Zoology 
 with Great Britain as a sub-heading ; and under Great 
 Britain and Ireland in the Author Catalogue, for 
 Government Publications and Reports.] 
 
 Army. [See Army, British.] 
 
 Bibliography. J. 
 
 Climate. A. 
 
 Colonies and Dependencies. [See Colonies, British.] 
 
 Commerce and Trade. F. 
 
 Constitution and Constitutional Law. 
 
 Constitutional History. F. 
 
 Finance and Taxation. F. 
 
 Geography, Topography, Maps. D. 
 
 Government and Administration. F. 
 
 History (grouped by Dynasties.) B. 
 
 Navy. [See Navy, British.] 
 
 Parliament. F. 
 
 — Politics. (A) Home. (B) Foreign. 
 
 Public Lands. F. 
 
 F. 
 
 Religion. G. [See also Church of England ; Church 
 
 of Ireland ; Church of Scotland.] 
 
 Social Life and Customs. G. 
 
 ^^— ^ Statistics. E. 
 
 Statutes (General Systems and Codes). F. 
 
 Great Eastern, Ship. A. 
 
 Great Plagues of London, 1603 and 1665. B. [See also 
 Bubonic Plague ; Plagues.] 
 
 Great Seal. F. 
 
 Greco-Turkish War, 1897. B. 
 
Subject Headings f 07' Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Greece. D. {Set also ^gean Sea ; Attica ; Boeotia ; 
 Crete; Epirus; Greco-Turkish War; Fine Arts — Greek; 
 Greek Church ; History, Ancient ; Ionian Isles ; 
 Macedonia ; Peloponnesus ; Thessaly.] 
 
 History. B. (1) Ancient. (2) Modern. 
 
 Greek Art. \See Elgin Marbles ; Fine Arts — Greek ; 
 
 Sculpture.] 
 Greek Church. G. 
 Greek Language— Ancient. J. 
 
 Modern. J. 
 
 Greek Law. {See Law — Greek.] 
 
 Greek Literature. J. \_See also Greek Language ; 
 Homeric Question ; and under each Greek author in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Greek Philosophy. {See Aristotelianism ; Eclectics ; 
 Eleatic Philosophy; Epicureanism ; Philosophy — Greek ; 
 Platonism ; Pythagoreaiiism ; Socratic Philosophy ; 
 
 Stoici.sm.] 
 
 Greek Religions and Mythology. {See Greece — Reli- 
 gions and Mythology.] 
 
 Greeks, The. A. 
 
 Greek Verses. (Academical Compositions.) H. {See 
 also Greek Language — Prosody.] 
 
 Green Manuring. {See Clovers ; Cowpeas ; Leguminosse ; 
 
 Manures and Fertilisers ; Nitrogen in Agriculture ; 
 
 Soils.] 
 Greenbacks. {See Currency ; Paper Money.] 
 
 Greenhouse Gardening. A. {See also Foliage and 
 Flowering Plants ; Horticultural Buildings ; Window 
 Gardening.] 
 
 Greenhouses. {See Horticultural Buildings.] 
 
 Greenland. D. 
 
 Greenwich Observatory. A. 
 
 Gregorian Calendar. B. 
 
 Gregorian Chants. A. {See also Church Music] 
 
 Grenada. D. 
 
 Grenadier Guards. B. 
 
 Grief. G. 
 
 Grimm's Law. {See Philology, Comparative.] 
 
 Grippe, La. {See Influenza.] 
 
 Griqualand. D. 
 
 Guadaloupe. D. {See also West Indies.] 
 Guano. {See Manures.] 
 
 Guarantee. F. 
 
 Guardians. F. {See also Adoption.] 
 
 Guatemala. J). {See also Popul Vuh.] 
 
 Guelphs and Ghibellines. B. {See also Holy Roman 
 Empire ; Italy — History.'] 
 
 Guelphs of Hanover, Order of. K. {See also Heraldry.] 
 
 Guernsey Dialect. {See French Language — Dialects.] 
 
 Guernsey Island. D. {See also Channel Islands.] 
 
 Guiana. {See British Guiana ; Dutch Guiana ; French 
 Guiana.] 
 
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 Guide Books. General. D. {^See also sub-heading General 
 under the Country or Subject.] 
 
 Guilds, Keligious. G. [^See also under each Guild.] 
 
 Guilds, Trade. F. [^See also Trades Unions ; and under 
 the name of each Guild.] 
 
 Guillotine. F. [&« also Capital Punishment ; Reign of 
 Terror.] 
 
 Guinea. D. 
 
 Guinea Pig. A. 
 
 Gujerati. J. 
 
 Gulf-stream. A. \_See also Physical Geography.] 
 
 Gums, Kinos, and Resins. A. 
 
 Gun-cotton. A. \_See also Cellulose ; Explosives.] 
 
 Gun-making, A. 
 
 Gunnery. A. \_See also Ammunition ; Artillery ; Ballis- 
 tics ; Explosives ; Gunpowder ; Projectiles ; Shooting.] 
 
 Gunpowder. A. [See also Ammunition ; Cordite ; Ex- 
 plosives.] 
 
 Gunpowder Plot, 1605. B. 
 
 Guns and Revolvers. [See Small Arms.] 
 
 Gunshot Wounds. A. [See also Ambulance Work.] 
 
 Gurob. B. [See also Egyptology.] 
 
 Gut-dressing. A. 
 
 Guttapercha and Indiarubber. A. 
 
 Gymnasiums. G. 
 
 Gymnastics and Calisthenics. G. [See also Athletics ; 
 Boxing; Exercise; Fencing; Gymnasiums; Hygiene; 
 Olympic Games; Physical Education; Sports and 
 Pastimes ; Running ; Training ; Wrestling.] 
 
 Gymnospermse. A. [See also Botany — General.] 
 
 Gynaecology. A. [See also Fallopian Tubes ; Obstetrics ; 
 
 and under each Organ.] 
 Gypsies. A. [See also Divination ; Folk-lore.] 
 Gypsum. A. 
 Gypsy Language. J. 
 Gypsy Moth. (Osneria dispar.) A. [See also Insects, 
 
 Injurious.] 
 Gyroscope, A. 
 
 H 
 
 Haarlem, B and D. 
 
 Habeas Corpus. F. [See also Military Law.] 
 
 Habit, G. 
 
 Habits. [See Customs and Manners.] 
 
 Habitual Offenders. [See Criminals.] 
 
 Haddon Hall, B. 
 
 Hsemoglobinuric Fever, A. 
 
 Hagiology. [See Saints.] 
 
 Hague, La. D. [See also Holland.] 
 
 Hail. A. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Himyaritic ; Sab%ans 
 
 under sub-heading 
 
 Hair. A. [iSee a/so Baldness ; Bsards.] 
 
 Hallowe'en. B. \_See also New Year ; Scotland — Social 
 
 Life and Customs.] 
 Hallucinations and Illusions.. G. [See also Apparitions ; 
 
 Ghosts ; Impostors and Imposture ; Insanity ; Magic ; 
 
 Psychical Research ; Spiritualism ; Witchcraft. ] 
 
 Hamburg. B. 
 
 Hamitic Languages. J. [See also Coptic j Egyptian ; 
 Hieroglyphics.] 
 
 Hampshire. D. 
 
 Hampton Court Palace. B. 
 
 Hamyritic Language. [See 
 Yemen.] 
 
 Hand-books of Countries. [See 
 General under each Country.] 
 
 Hand-books of Sciences. [See Manuals under each Sub- 
 ject.] 
 
 Hand. A. [See also Gloves ; Palmistry.] 
 Handwriting. [See Writing.] 
 Hanover. B. 
 
 Hansa Towns. B. [;S«« aZso Bremen; Hamburg; Lubeck.] 
 Hansard, [See Great Britain and Ireland — Parliament, in 
 the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Happiness. G. [See also Pleasure.] 
 
 Harbour Defences. A. [See also Military Engineering.] 
 
 Harbour Masters — Reports. F. [See also under each 
 Harbour.] 
 
 Harbour Regulations. F. 
 
 Harbours and Harbour Construction. A. [See also 
 Docks ; Hydraulic Engineering ; Wharves.] 
 
 Hardness. A. [See also Viscosity.] 
 
 Hardware. [See Cutlery ; Knives ; Locks and Keys ; 
 Metal Work.] 
 
 Hares. A. [See also Game and Game-birds.] 
 
 Harmony — Music. A. [See also Counterpoint; Music — 
 General.] 
 
 Harmony of C olours. [See Optics ; Painting— Fine Arts. ] 
 
 Harmony of Form. A. 
 
 Harness. [See Saddlery.] 
 
 Harp. A. [See also Musical Instruments.] 
 
 Harvard University. G. [;Se«a;so Universities, American.] 
 
 Hasheesh. A. [See also Indian Hemp ; Stimulants ] 
 
 Hate. G. 
 
 Hats and Caps. A. 
 
 Hausa Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Hawaii. D. [See also Honolulu ; Sandwich Islands.] 
 
 Hawaiian Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Hawara. B. [See also Egyptology.] 
 
 Hawkers and Pedlars. F. 
 
 Hawkesbury Agricultural College. MG. 
 
 Hawkesbury Bridge. MA. 
 
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 Hawkesbury Floods. B. \_See also Floods.] 
 
 Hawking. \_See Falconry.] 
 
 Hay and Hay-making. A. [&« also Lucerne ; Oats ; 
 Wheat] 
 
 Hay Fever. A. 
 
 Hayti and San Domingo. D. \_See also West Indies.] 
 
 Head. A. [See also Baldness ; Brain ; Craniology ; Ear ; 
 
 Eye; Face; Hair; Mouth; Nose; Phrenology; 
 
 Physiognomy ; Skull.] 
 
 Headache. A. 
 
 Headgear. A. [See also Hats and Caps ; Helmets ; 
 Millinery.] 
 
 Healing by Faith. [See Faith Healing.] 
 
 Health : General. A. [See also Health Resorts ; Hygiene ; 
 Longevity ; Nervous System ; Public Health.] 
 
 Health-Boards' Reports. [See Public Health — Boards.] 
 
 Health Resorts. A. [;S«« a?so Adirondacks; Aix-les-Bains; 
 Medical Baths ; Spas.] 
 
 Hearing. G. [See also Ear ; Senses.] 
 
 Heart. A. [/S'e« a&o Angina Pectoris ; Aorta; Arteries; 
 Blood ; Circulatory System ; Pericarditis ; Pulse.] 
 
 Heat. A. [See also Combustion ; Fire ; Fuel ; Heating 
 of Buildings ; Melting and Boiling Point Tables ; 
 Physics ; Steam ; Stoves ; Sun ; Temperature ; Thermo- 
 dynamics ; Thermo-electricity ; Thermometer.] 
 
 Heathen Barbarism, G. [See also Cannibals and 
 Cannibalism ; Savagism.] 
 
 Heathen Missions, [See Missions and Missionary Work — 
 Foreign.] 
 
 Heather. A. 
 
 Heating of Buildings. A. [See also Chimneys; Fuel; 
 Heat ; Sanitary Engineering ; Stoves ; Ventilation.] 
 
 Heaven, G. [See also Angels ; Future State.] 
 
 Hebrew Dictionaries, [See Hebrew Language — Dictio n- 
 aries.] 
 
 Hebrew Language, J. [See also Samaritan Language. 
 
 Hebrew Literature, J. [See also Jewish History.] 
 
 Hebrews, [See Jews.] 
 
 Hebrews — New Testament. G. 
 
 Hebrides, D. 
 
 Hebrides, New, [See New Hebrides.] 
 
 Hedges, A. [See also Landscape Gardening. 
 
 Hedonism. G. [See also Philosophy — Greek.] 
 
 Hegelianism. G. [See also Philosophy — German, rrd 
 
 under Hegel in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Heirs-at-Law. [See Next-of-Kin.] 
 
 Heligoland. D. 
 
 Helicinse. A. [See also Gasteropoda ; Snails.] 
 
 Heliopolis. D. 
 
 Heliotypes. A. [See also Photo-engraving.] 
 
 Helium. A. 
 
 Hellenic Languages, J. [See aUo Greek Language.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Hell. G. [<Se« also Eternal Punishment; Future S( ate; 
 Judgment, Day of.] 
 
 Helmets. A. [See also Hats and Caps ; Head-gear.] 
 
 Helminthology. A. [See also Chretognatha ; Chaito- 
 poda ; Entozoa ; Flat Worms ; Nematodes ; Nemer- 
 tines ; Oligochoeta ; Parasites ; Trematodes ; Worms.] 
 
 Hepaticse. A. [See also Mosses.] 
 
 Hemiptera. [>S«« Entomology ; Rhyncota.] 
 
 Hemorrhoids. A. 
 
 Hemp. A. [<S«e a?so Indian Hemp ; Rope.] 
 
 Heraldry. K. [See also Arms and Armour ; Baronet- 
 age ; Badges, Coats of Arms and Crests ; Devices ; 
 Emblems ; Family Histories ; Flags ; Genealogy ; 
 Gentry, Landed ; Knights Templars ; Knighthood, Order 
 of ; Mottoes ; Orders ; Peerage ; Seals ; Visitations of 
 Counties ; and under each Order of Heraldry.] 
 
 By Countries. K. 
 
 Herbariums. [See Botany — Museums, Herbariums.] 
 
 Herbartian System of Education. G. [See also under 
 Herbart and Pestalozzi in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Herculaneum. [See Pompeii and Herculaneum.J 
 
 Heredity. A. and G. [See also Biology ; Evolution ; 
 Natural Selection.] 
 
 Hereford. B. and D. 
 
 Hereford Cattle. A. [/See aZso Cattle and Cattle-breeding.] 
 
 Heresies. G. [See also Agnosticism ; Antinomianism ; 
 Arians and Arianism ; Asceticism ; Atheism ; Coptic 
 Church ; Ecclesiastical History ; Eutychians ; Fanati- 
 cism ; Gnostics and Gnosticism ; Inquisition ; Jansenists ; 
 Martyrs ; Manichieism ; Monophysites ; Mysticism ; 
 Nestorian Church ; Orthodoxy; Pantheism; Pelagianism ; 
 - Persecutions ; Port Royalists ; Swedenborgianism.] 
 
 Heriot Free Schools, Edinburgh. G. 
 
 Hermaphrodites. A. [>S'«e aZso Abnormities; Monstrosi- 
 ties ; Teratology — Zoology.] 
 
 Hermeneutics. [See Biblical Criticism.] 
 
 Hermits. [See Asceticism ; Religious Orders.] 
 
 Hernia. A. 
 
 Hero-tales. [See Folk-lore.] 
 
 Heroes and Heroism. G. and C. [See also Adventures ; 
 Courage; Travellers; Martyrs; Missionaries; Saints; 
 Victoria Cross.] 
 
 Herpetology. [See Reptiles.] 
 
 Herrings. A. [See also Fisheries.] 
 
 Hertfordshire. D. 
 
 Hervey Archipelago. [See Cook Islands.] 
 
 Herzegovina. D. [See also Balkan Peninsula.] 
 
 Hessian Fly. (Cecidomyia destructor.) A. [See also 
 Entomology, Economic; Insects, Injurious ; Wheat.] 
 
 Heterocera. A. [See also Lepidoptera ; Moths.] 
 
 Heterogenesis. [See Biology ; Life, Origin of.] 
 
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 Heterogyna. A. \_See also Ants ; Hymenoptera.] 
 
 Heteropoda. A. [^See also Mollusca.] 
 
 Hexapoda. \See Entomology ; Insects.] 
 
 Hibbert Lectures. G. [^See also Philosophy — Oriental.] 
 
 Hibernation. A. 
 
 Hieroglyphics. A. \^See also Alphabets ; Egyptology ; 
 Inscriptions; Palseography ; Philology, Comparative; 
 Rock-carvings ; Sign Language ; Writing.] 
 
 High Church. [5«e Ritualism.] 
 
 High Schools. G. [^See also Colleges ; Education, 
 Secondary.] 
 
 Higher Education. [See Education, Secondary.] 
 
 Highland Clans and Clan Costumes. B. [See also 
 Clans and Clan Systems ; Highlanders, Scottish.] 
 
 Highland Regiments, History of. B. [See also Regi- 
 mental Histories ; and under each Regiment.] 
 
 Highlanders, Scottish. A. [See also Celts.] 
 
 Highlands of Scotland. D. [See also Highlanders.] 
 
 Highwaymen. C. [See also Brigands ; Bushrangers ; 
 Criminals.] 
 
 Highways. [See Roads.] 
 
 Himalayas. D. 
 
 Himyaritic Language. J. [See also Amharic ; Arabic ; 
 Ethiopic Languages ; Sabseans ; Yemen.] 
 
 Hindoos. A. [See also Indian Races.] 
 
 Hindu Languages. J. [See also Hindustani Language , 
 Huzwaresh ; Indie Languages ; Marathi ; Prakrit Lan- 
 guages.] 
 
 Hindu Law. [See Law — Hindu.] 
 
 Hinduism : Religion and Philosophy. G. [See also 
 Thugs ; Vedas, The.] 
 
 Hindustani Literature. J. [See also Drama, Hindu.] 
 
 Hindustani Language. J. 
 
 Hip Diseases. A. [See also Joints — Anatomy.] 
 
 Hirudinea. A. [See also Leeches.] 
 
 Hispano-American War. [See American-Spanish War.] 
 
 Histo-chemistry. [See Physiological Chemistry.] 
 
 Histology. A. [See also Anatomy ; Biology ; Cells, 
 Structure, Development, and Theory ; Microscopy.] 
 
 Historians. C. [See also Antiquarians.] 
 
 Historical Charts and Albums. [See History — Manuals, 
 Charts, Compendiums.] 
 
 Historical MSS Commission. B. [See also under Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland in Author Catalogue.] 
 Historical Periodicals. [See History— Periodicals.] 
 
 Historical Societies. [See Archaeology— Societies ; History 
 — Societies.] 
 
 History, Constitutional. [See Constitutional History.] 
 
 History, Ecclesiastical. [See Ecclesia,stical History.] 
 
Subject Seadings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 History — General. B. [See also Archseology ; Battles ; 
 Biblical History ; Chronology ; Civilization ; Coloniza- 
 tion ; Costume ; Crusades ; Eastern Question ; 
 Ecclesiastical History ; Genealogy ; Family Histories ; 
 Famines ; Heraldry ; Historians ; History — Ancient ; 
 History,MediaBval; Military History; Mutinies; Naval 
 History ; Napoleonic Wars ; Numismatics ; Reforma- 
 tion ; Renaissance ; Revolutions ; Riots ; Treaties ; 
 Sieges ; Slavery ; Social Economy ; Wars ; and under 
 sub-heading History under Names of Countries and 
 Subjects.] 
 
 Ancient. ( — 476 a.d.) B. [(Sfee aZso Accadians ; 
 
 Archaeology; Assyria; Attica ; Babylon and Babylonia ; 
 Bceotia ; Celts ; Chaldea ; China ; Classical Diction- 
 aries ; Constantinople ; Cuneiform ; Ecclesiastical His- 
 tory; Egypt ; Egyptology; Etruria; Greece; Hittites ; 
 Hieroglyphics; India; Italy; Jewish History; J udea; 
 Latium ; Media; Mesopotamia; Nineveh; Parthia; 
 Persia; Phoenicia; Rome; Sicily; Syracuse; Syria; 
 and under each Ancient Country.] 
 
 Mediaeval. (476-14.53 a.d.) B. [See also Carlo- 
 
 vingian Literature ; Chivalry ; Crusades ; Feudalism ; 
 Inquisition ; Knights Templars ; Monasteries ; Renais- 
 sance ; and under the name of the Country.] 
 
 PMlosophy of. B. 
 
 Manuals, Charts, Compendiums. B. 
 
 Dictionaries. B. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Teaching of. G. 
 
 Hittites. A. [(See aZso Accadians ; Mongols.] 
 
 Language. J. \_See also Accadians ; Hierogly 
 
 phics.] 
 
 Hockey. A. [See also Sports.] 
 
 -Hoists. [See Lifts, Hoists, and Elevators.] 
 
 Holidays. B. [See also Arbor Day ; Christmas ; Easter ; 
 Fasts ; Festivals ; Independence Day ; New Year ; 
 Thanksgiving Day.] 
 
 Holiness. G. 
 
 Holland. B and D. [See also Dutch East Indies ; Fine 
 Arts — Dutch ; Dutch Language ; Netherlands ; Re- 
 formed Dutch Church.] 
 
 Holothuroidea. A. [See aha Echinodermata ; Sea Cu- 
 cumbers.] 
 
 Holstein Cattle. A. 
 
 [See also Dairy Cattle.] 
 G. [See also Trinity.] 
 Legends. J. [See also Arthurian Ro- 
 
 Holy Ghost. 
 
 Holy Grail : 
 
 mances ; Mabinogion.] 
 
 Holy Land. [See Palestine.] 
 
 Holy Orders. G. [See also Sacraments, The.] 
 
 Holy Roman Empire. B. [See also Carlovingian Litera- 
 ture; GuelphsandGhibellines; Roman Empire; Rome.] 
 
 Holyrood Palace. B. [See also Edinburgh.] 
 
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 Home, The. F. [^See also Cliildren ; Family ; Domostic 
 Economy ; Home Education ; Women — Education ; 
 Women — Position, Treatment, and Influence; Women 
 — Work, Professions, and Employment.] 
 
 Home Education and Life. G. \See also Character; 
 Home, The ; Moral Education ; Self-culture.] 
 
 Home Rule. F. [See also Ireland — Politics.] 
 
 Homeric Question. J. \_See also Greek Literature.] 
 
 Homes and Shelters. F. \_See also Social Problems.] 
 
 Homes of England. [See Seats of Nobility.] 
 
 Homicide. F. 
 
 Homilies and Homiletics. G. [See also Preachers ; 
 Preaching ; Sermons ; Theology — Pastoral.] 
 
 Homoeopathy. A. 
 
 Homoptera. A. [See also Aphides ; Cicada ; Entomo- 
 logy ; Locusts ; Rhyncota.] 
 
 Honduras. D. 
 
 Honey. A. [See also Bees and Bee- farming.] 
 
 Hongkong. B. and D. [Se^ also Colonies, British.] 
 
 Honolulu. D. [See also Hawaii ; Sandwicli Islands.] 
 
 Hooping-cough. A. 
 
 Hop Louse. A. 
 
 Hope. G. 
 
 Hops. A. 
 
 Horn. A. 
 
 Horn Expedition. MA. [See also Scientific Expeditions.] 
 
 Horn Fly. (Hoematobia serrata). A. [See also Insects, 
 Injurious.] 
 
 Horology. A. [See also Clocks ; Time Systems and 
 Standards ; Watches.] 
 
 Horse, The. A. [See also Coaching ; Driving ; Farriery ; 
 Horse-breeding ; Horse-racing ; Horse-training ; Hunt- 
 ing; Racehorse; Riding; Saddlery; Stables; Trotting; 
 Veterinary Science.] 
 
 Horse-bot. (Ga.sterophilus equi). A. [See also Insects, 
 Injurious.] 
 
 Horse-breeding. A. [See also Clydesdale Horse ; Honse- 
 training ; Ponies ; Race-horse ; Shire Horse ; Suffolk 
 Punch Horse ; and under each breed.] 
 
 Horse Diseases. [See Horse, The ; Veterinary Science.] 
 
 Horse-flesh. A. [See also Food ; Meat] 
 
 Horse-racing. A. [See also Equestrian Games ; Gambling ; 
 Horse-breeding; Stud-books; Trotting.] 
 
 Horse-shoeing. [See Farriery.] 
 
 Horse-training. A. 
 
 Horsemanship. [See Driving ; Horse-racing ; Riding.] 
 
 Horticultural Buildings. A. 
 
 Horticultural Periodicals. [See Gardening— Periodicals.] 
 
 Horticultural Schools and Gardens. [See Botany — 
 Gardens ; Gardening — Schools.] 
 
 Horticultural Societies and Shows. [See Gardening — 
 Societies, Exhibitions, Boards.] 
 
Subject Headings f 07' Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Horticulture. \_See Flower Gardening ; Fruit Growing ; 
 Gardening ; Horticultural Buildings.] 
 
 Hosiery. A. 
 
 Hospitals — General. A. [See also Asylums, Benevolent ; 
 Children's Hospitals; Convalescent Homes; Dispen- 
 saries; Hospitals — Construction; Lunatic Asylums; 
 Nursing ; and under the name of each Hospital.] 
 
 Administration. A. 
 
 ■ Construction. A. 
 
 Hospitallers. [See Knights Templars.] 
 
 Hot-houses. [See Green-house Gardening; Horticultural 
 Buildings.] 
 
 Hot Springs. [See Geysers and Hot Springs.] 
 
 Hotels. A. [See also under name of any famous Hotel.] 
 
 Hottentots. A. [See also Namaqua Language.] 
 
 Hours of Labour. [See Capital and Labour ; Eight-hour 
 Question ; Factories and Factory System — Laws ; 
 Labour Question ; Working Classes.] 
 
 House Decoration. A. [See a?»oCarj)ets; Decoration and 
 Ornament ; Fancy Work ; Furniture ; Paperhanging ; 
 Upholstery.] 
 
 House of Commons. F. [B'or Debates and Proceedings, 
 see under Great Britain and Ireland — Parliament in 
 Author Catalogue ; also under sub-heading Parliament 
 under Great Britain in Index.] 
 
 House of Lords. F. [See also Upper Chambers ; and for 
 Debates and Proceedings under Great Britain and 
 Ireland^ — Parliament ; also under Great Britain — Par- 
 liament in Index.] 
 
 Household Management. [See Domestic Economy.] 
 
 Household Medicine. [See Family Medicine.] 
 
 Housekeeping. [See Domestic Economy.] 
 
 House-painting. [See Frescoes; Marbling; Painting — 
 Trade ; Sign-writing.] 
 
 Houses. [See Dwelling Houses.] 
 
 Housing of the People. [See Workmen's DweUings.] 
 
 Hovas. A. [See also Madagascar.] 
 
 Hudson Bay. B. and D. 
 
 Huguenots. G. [See also Ecclesiastical History— France.] 
 
 Hull-house, Chicago. F. 
 
 Hulsean Lectures. G. [See also Christian Evidences.] 
 
 Human Anatomy. [See Anatomy — General.] 
 
 Human Physiology. [See Physiology— General.] 
 
 Humane Societies. E. [See also Cruelty to Animals.] 
 
 Humanitarianism. G. [See also Positivism.] 
 
 Humble Bee. A. [See also Bees ; Insects.] 
 
 Humbug. [See Impostors and Imposture.] 
 
 Humility. G. 
 
 Humming Birds. A. [See also Trochilida;.] 
 
 Humourous Poetry. [See Humour and Comic Literature ; 
 Macaronic Poetry ; Parodies.] 
 
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 Humour and Comic Literature. J. [^See also Fools and 
 Jesters ; Humourists ; Humourous Poetry ; Parodies ; 
 Satire.] 
 
 By Countries, J. 
 
 Humourists and Satirists. C. 
 
 Hungarian Language. J. 
 
 Hungarian Literature. J. 
 
 Hungary. D. [See also Austria.] 
 
 Huns. A. 
 
 Hunting. A [See also Dogs ; Game ; Sport and Sporting 
 Adventures.] 
 
 Husband and Wife. F. [See also Family ; Home ; 
 Marriage and Divorce.] 
 
 Hussites. G. [See also Anabaptists ; Persecutions.] 
 
 Huzwaresh Language. J. 
 
 Hybridization. A. 
 
 Hydatids and Hydatid Disease. A. [See also Parasites 
 and Parasitic Diseases.] 
 
 Hyde Park, London. B. 
 
 Hydraulic Engineering. A. [See also Bars ; Break- 
 waters; Buoys; Canals; Dams; Docks; Drainage; 
 Dredging; Embanking; Harbours; Hydraulic Press; 
 Hydraulic Ram; Hydraulics; Hydrodynamics; Hydro- 
 statics ; Irrigation ; Lifts ; Lighthouses and Beacons ; 
 Piers ; Reclamation of land ; Reservoirs ; Rivers ; 
 Water Supply; Waterwheels; Weirs; Wharfs.] 
 
 Hydraulic Press. A. 
 
 Hydraulic Ram. A. 
 
 Hydraulics. [See Hydraulic Engineering ; Hydrostatics ; 
 
 Hydrodynamics ; Mechanics.] 
 Hydrodynamics. A. [See also Fluids ; Hydrostatics ; 
 
 Mechanics.] 
 Hydrography. A. [See also Bars; Currents; Geodetic 
 
 Surveys ; Marine Surveying ; Soundings, Sea.] 
 Hydroid Zoophytes. [See Hydrozoa.] 
 Hydrometer. A. 
 Hydropathy. A. [See also Balneo-therapeutics ; Baths 
 
 and Bathing ; German Nature Cure ; Health Resorts.] 
 Hydrophilidse. A. [/See aZso Beetles ; Coleoptera.] 
 Hydrophobia. A. [See also Dog.] 
 Hydrostatics. A. [See also Fluids ; Hydrodynamics.] 
 Hydrotherapeutics. [See Hydropathy.] 
 Hydrozoa. A. [/S««a?so Acalephse; Medusae; Zoophytes.] 
 Hygiene. A. [See also Air, The ; Banting ; Baths and 
 
 Bathing; Beverages; Children; Climatology; Clothing; 
 
 Dietetics; Disinfection; Epidemics; Exercise; Food; 
 
 Germs in Disease ; Gymnastics ; Health ; Health 
 
 Resorts ; Heredity; Injurious Occupations ; Longevity; 
 
 Luxury ; Meat Inspection ; Medical Baths ; Mind and 
 
 Body; Narcotics; Noxious Trades; Nursing; Physical 
 
 Education ; Plagues ; Public Health; Quarantine ; 
 
 Recreation ; Sanitation ; School Hygiene ; Sleep ; 
 
 Temperance; Therapeutics; Training; Vegetarianism; 
 
 Ventilation; Water.] 
 Hygrometers. A. 
 
Subject Keadings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Hyksos. B. and G. [See also Egypt, Ancient; Egyptology; 
 Memphis.] 
 
 Hylo-idealism. G. 
 
 Hyloism. [See Materialism.] 
 
 Hylozoism. G. 
 
 Hymenoptera. A. [See also Ants ; Bees ; Entomology — 
 General ; Heterogyna ; IchneumonidiE ; Trigonalyidse ; 
 
 Wasps.] 
 
 Hymns and Hjrmnody. G. [See also Church- Music ; 
 Psalms and Psalmody ; Religious Poetry.] 
 
 Hypnotism. G. 
 
 Hyp ochondria. [See Melancholy. ] 
 
 Hysteria. A. 
 
 laian Language. MJ. [See also Loyalty Islands.] 
 
 Ice and Ice-making. A. [See also Cold Storage ; Com- 
 pressed Air ; Refrigerating Machinery.] 
 
 Ice Age. [See Glacial Geology.] 
 
 Ice Caves. [See Glacial Geology.] 
 
 Ice Yachts and Ice-sailing. A. 
 
 Icebergs. A. [See also Glacial Geology.] 
 
 Iceland. D. [See also Faroe Islands.] 
 
 Icelanders. A 
 
 Icelandic Language. J. 
 
 Icelandic Literature. J. 
 
 Ices. A. [See also Confectionery.] 
 
 Ichneumonidse. A. [See also Hymenoptera.] 
 
 Ichnology. [See Palseontology.] 
 
 Ichthyology. (Scientific Treatises.) A. [/See a&o Fisheries ; 
 Fishes.] 
 
 Iconoclasts. G. [See also Christian Art and Symbolism.] 
 
 Iconography. A. [See also Emblems ; Statuary ; Symbol- 
 ism.] 
 
 Ideal States. P. [See also Communism ; Forecasts, 
 Literary ; Socialism, State.] 
 
 Idealism. G. [/See aZso Hegelianism; Platonism; Realism ; 
 Transcendentalism . J 
 
 Ideals. G. 
 
 Ideas, Innate. [See Intuitionalism.] 
 
 Identification of Criminals. F. [See also Anthro- 
 pometry ; Criminals.] 
 
 Ideography. A. [See also Hieroglyphics ; Inscriptions ; 
 Palseography ; Rock-carvings.] 
 
 Idiocy. A. and G. [See also Feeble-Minded ; Idiot Asy- 
 lums ; Insanity.] 
 
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 Idioms. J. \See also under sub-division Dictionaries 
 under each Language.] 
 
 Idiot Asylums. F and G. [^See also Feeble-Minded ; 
 Idioity.] 
 
 Idolatry. G. \_See also Fetichism ; Religions, Primitive.] 
 
 Iguana. A. 
 
 Ilex cassine. [See Yerba-Mate.] 
 
 Illegitimacy. F. 
 
 Illiteracy. G. \_See also Culture.] 
 
 Illumination. [See Candles ; Electric Lighting ; Gas — 
 Heating, Lighting, Cooking; Lamps; Lighting of 
 Towns.] 
 
 Illumination — Fine Arts. A. [See also Alphabets, 
 Initials, and Monograms ; Decoration ; Palaeography.] 
 
 Illusions. [See Apparitions ; Ghosts ; Hallucinations.] 
 
 Illustration of Books. A. [See also Book-plates ; En- 
 graving ; Illumination ; Photo-engraving.] 
 
 lUyrian Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Imagination. G. 
 
 Immaculate Conception. G. [See also Vatican Council ; 
 Virgin Mary.] 
 
 Immigration. [See Emigration.] 
 
 Immoral Art. G. [See also Nude in Art.] 
 
 Immoral Literature. G. [See also Condemned Books ; 
 Obscene Publications.] 
 
 Immorality. G. 
 
 Immortality. G. [See also Future State ; Soul, The.] 
 
 Impeachment. F. 
 
 Imperial Federation and Defence. [See Colonies and 
 ■ Great Britain ; Federation, Imperial.] 
 
 Imperialism. F. 
 
 Implements. [See Agricultural Implements and Machinery.] 
 
 Impostors and Imposture. G. [See also Swindlers and 
 Swindling.] 
 
 Impressionism. A. [See also Realism.] 
 
 Imprisonment. F. [See also Prisons ; Reformatories.] 
 
 Incarnation. G. [See also Immaculate Conception ; 
 Jesus Christ ; Virgin Mary.] 
 
 Incas. A. [See also Pera ; Quichuans.] 
 
 Income Tax. F. [See also Finance ; Taxation.] 
 
 Increment. [See Betterment ; Capital and Labour ; Co- 
 operation ; Land Tenure ; Socialism.] 
 
 Incubation. A. [See also Embryology.] 
 
 Incunabula. J. [See also Bibliography; Book Rarities; 
 Typography.] 
 
 Independence Day. B. [>S'e«aZso United States— History.] 
 Independents. [See Congregationalism.] 
 Index Expurgatorius, [See Condemned Books.] 
 
Subject Headings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Index Librorum Prohibitorum. [^See Condemned Books.] 
 
 Indexes to Periodical Literature. [See Periodicals — 
 Indexes.] 
 
 Indexing. J. [See also Bibliography ; Cataloguing ; 
 Library Economy.] 
 
 India. B. and D. [See also Anglo-Indian Terms and 
 Phrases ; Anglo-Indians ; Fine Art.s — Indian ; Hima- 
 layas ; Hinduism ; India — Religions ; Indian Cam- 
 paigns ; Indian Frontier; Indian Mutiny; Kulu ; 
 Kuram Valley ; Manipur ; Naga Hills ; Sikh War ; 
 Sikhs ; Zenana Missions ; and under each Place and 
 Subject.] 
 
 Army. (1) British. (2) Native. A. 
 
 Biography. C. 
 
 Religions. G. [See also under each Religion.] 
 
 India-rubber. [See Guttapercha.] 
 
 Indian Art. [See Fine Arts — Indian.] 
 
 Indian Campaigns. B. 
 
 Indian Corn. [See Maize.] 
 
 Indian Frontier. F. 
 
 Indian Frontier Campaigns. B. 
 
 Indian Hemp. (Cannabis indica). A. [See also Hasheesh.] 
 
 Indian Law. [See Law — Hindu.] 
 
 Indian Mutiny. B. 
 
 Indian Politics. [See India — Politics] 
 
 Indian Races. A. [See also Hindoos.] 
 
 Indiana. D. 
 
 Indians, American. A. [See also Cliff Dwellings; 
 Incas; Mounds and Mound-builders; Pueblos; Sign 
 Languages; Sioux; Totemism; and under each Tribe.] 
 
 Languages. J. 
 
 Indians, Lives of. [See India — Biography.] 
 
 Indie Languages. J. [See also Dravidian ; Hindu Lan- 
 guages; Hindustani; Marathi; Pali; Prakrit; Sanskrit.] 
 
 Indie Religions. [See Brahmanism ; Buddhism ; Hinduism ; 
 
 India — Religions ; Mohammedanism ; Parseeism.] 
 Indies, East. [See East Indies.] 
 Indigestion. [See Digestion.] 
 Indigo. A. [See also Tropical Agriculture.] 
 
 Individualism. F. [See also Collectivism ; Communism ; 
 Crowd, The ; Socialism.] 
 
 Indo-China. D. [-S^e a?so Annam; Burmah; Cambodia; 
 Cochin China ; France— Colonies ; Malay ; Siam ; 
 Tonquin.] 
 
 Indo-Europeans. [>S'«« Anthropology; Aryan Languages; 
 Aryans ; Ethnology ; Romance Languages ; Teutonic 
 Languages.] 
 
 Indo-Germanic Languages. [See Aryan Languages.] 
 
 Indoor Amusements. [See Games.] 
 
 Indulgences. G. [See also Purgatory.] 
 
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 Industrial Arts. General. A. [^See also Agriculture ; 
 Architecture; Animal Products; Blacksmithing ; Book- 
 binding; Boots and Shoes; Brewing; Bricks and Brick- 
 making ; Building ; Cabinet-work ; Calico-printing ; 
 Carpentry ; Carriage-building ; Carving ; Commerce ; 
 Cookery ; Decoration and Ornament ; Distillation ; 
 Domestic Economy ; Dyes and Dyeing ; Electrical 
 Engineering ; Engraving ; Exhibitions — Industrial ; 
 Farriery ; Fisheries ; Furniture ; Gardening ; Gilding ; 
 Glass; Gun-making; Hats and Caps; Industrial Arts — 
 Periodicals ; Industries — Primitive ; Injurious Occupa- 
 tions; Instrument-making; Inventions; Lathes and 
 Lathe-work; Machine Tools; Machinery; Manual 
 Education; Manufactures and Industries; Marquetry; 
 Masonry ; Mechanical Engineering ; Mechanics, Prac- 
 tical ; Mending and Repairing ; Metalfounding ; Min- 
 ing; Navigation ; Noxious Trades ; Painting ; Patents; 
 Pattern-making ; Photography ; Plumbing ; Pottery ; 
 Printing ; Receipts, Workshop ; Rural Economy and 
 Industries ; Saddlery and Harness ; Shipbuilding ; 
 Statistics, Industrial ; Tanning ; Tapestry ; Technical 
 Education ; Technological Chemistry ; Technology ; 
 Telegraphy; Textile Fabrics ; Tools; Trades; Uphols- 
 tery ; Watch-making ; Weaving ; Wood-work ; and 
 under each Art, Trade and Industry.] 
 
 Cyclopaedias. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. {See also Manufactures and Indus- 
 tries — Periodicals.] 
 
 History of. B. 
 
 Teaching of. [See Technical Education.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Industrial Chemistry. [See Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Industrial Periodicals. [See Industrial Arts — Periodi- 
 cals.] 
 
 Industrial Schools and Institutes. G. [See also Manual 
 Education and Training ; Technical Education.] 
 
 Industries, Primitive, A. [See also Primeval Man.] 
 
 Inebriate Asylums. F. [See also Dipsomania; Drink 
 Question.] 
 
 Inebriety. [See Dipsomania.] 
 
 Infallibility. G. [See also Popes ; Roman Catholicism ; 
 Vatican Council.] 
 
 Infant Life Protection (Law). F. [See also Children ; 
 Infanticide.] 
 
 Infanticide. G. 
 
 Infantry. A. [jSe«o?soMilitary Art and Science; Mounted 
 Infantry ; Shooting.] 
 
 Drill and Minor Tactics. A. 
 
 Infants (Law). F. [See also Children — Legal Status ; 
 Infant Life Protection.] 
 
 Infants' Diseases. [See Children — Diseases.] 
 
 Infection. [See Contagious and Infectious Diseases ; 
 Disinfection ; Epidemics ; Pathology ; Plagues.] 
 
 Infidelity. G. [See also Agnosticism ; Atheism ; Deism ; 
 
 Free-thought ; Rationalism ; Spinozism ; Theism.] 
 Infinite. [See Finite.] 
 Infirmaries. [See Hospitals.] 
 
Subject Seadingsfor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Inflammation. A. 
 
 Influenza. A. 
 
 Infusoria, A. \^See also Desmids ; Diatoms ; Phytozoa ; 
 Protozoa ; Rhyzopoda ; Rotifera.] 
 
 Inheritance (Law). P. [See also Intestacy ; Probate ; 
 Primogeniture ; Succession, Law of ; Wills.] 
 
 Initials. [See Alphabets, Initials and Monograms.] 
 
 Injunction. F. 
 
 Injurious Insects. \_See Insects^Injurious.] 
 
 Injurious Occupations. F. \_See also Noxious Trades.] 
 
 Ink. H. 
 
 Inlay Work. [See Marquetry.] 
 
 Innkeepers. F. [See also Hotels.] 
 
 Inns. [See Hotels.] 
 
 Inoculation. A. [See also Small-pox ; Vaccination.] 
 
 Inorganic Chemistry. [See Chemistry — Inorganic] 
 
 Inquests. [See Coroners.] 
 
 Inquisition. G. [(Se« a ?so Ecclesiastical History — Spain; 
 Martyrs ; Persecutions.] 
 
 Insane, Asylums for, [See Lunatic Asylums.] 
 
 Insanity. A. and G. [See also Brain ; Hallucinations ; 
 Idiocy ; Lunacy Laws ; Lunatic Asylums ; Medical 
 Jurisprudence ; Mind and Body ; Nervous System.] 
 
 Inscriptions. B. [See also Alphabets ; Cuneiform Inscrip- 
 tions ; Epitaphs ; Hieroglyphics; Palaeography; Runic 
 Inscriptions ; Writing ; and under sub-division — Alpha- 
 bet under each Language.] 
 
 By Countries. B. 
 
 Insectariums. [See Entomology — Laboratories.] 
 Insecticides. [See Plant Diseases ; Spraying.] 
 Insectivora. A. [See also Moles.] 
 
 Insectivorous Plants. A. [See also Drosera Whittakeri.] 
 Insects : General. (Popular Works). A. [See also Ento- 
 mology — for Scientific Works ; and under each Class.] 
 
 Injurious and Beneficial to Agriculture. A. 
 
 [See also Aphides ; Bees ; Beetles ; Butterflies ; Codling 
 Moth ; Entomology, Economic ; Hessian Fly ; Hop 
 Louse ; Lady-birds ; Locusts ; Moths ; Parasites ; 
 Phylloxera ; Plant Diseases; Potato Moth; Scale 
 Insects ; Spraying ; and under each Insect Pest, by its 
 common name.] 
 
 Insolvency. [See Bankruptcy.] 
 
 Insomnia. A. [See also Sleep.] 
 
 Inspiration. G. 
 
 Inspiration of the Bible, G. [See also Canon of Scripture.] 
 
 Instinct and Animal Intelligence, G. 
 
 Institutions, Charitable and Philanthropic. [See 
 Asylums ; Hospitals ; Charities — Societies.] 
 
 Instrumentation. A. [See also Orchestration.] 
 
 Instrument-making. A. 
 
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 Instruments. [See Astronomical Instruments ; Calculat- 
 ing Machines ; Mathematical ; Musical ; Optical ; 
 Philosophical ; Science — Teaching, Laboratories an d 
 Apparatus ; Surgical ; Surveying Instruments.] 
 
 Insular Faunas and Floras. [See Distribution of Plants 
 and Animals ; and Botany and Flora — By Countries ; 
 Zoology and Fauna — By Countries.] 
 
 Insurance : General. F. [See also Probabilities.] 
 
 Accident. F. 
 
 Fire. 
 Life. 
 
 F. 
 F. 
 
 [See also Annuities ; Friendly Societies ; 
 
 Insurance, State and Compulsory ; Probabilities.] 
 
 — Live Stock. F. 
 
 — Marine. F. 
 State and Compulsory. F. [See also Old Age 
 
 Pensions.] 
 Intaglios. A. 
 
 Integral Calculus. [See Calculus ; Mathematics.] 
 latellect. G. [<SeeaZ,w Brain; Genius; Imagination; Know- 
 ledge ; Logic ; Memory ; Metaphysics ; Mind ; Psych- 
 ology ; Reason ; Understanding.] 
 
 Intelligence. G. [See also Instinct and Animal Intelli- 
 gence.] 
 
 Intelligence Department — Military Service. A. 
 
 Intemperance. [See Dipsomania ; Drink Question ; 
 Temperance.] 
 
 Interest. F. [See also Usury.] 
 
 Interest Tables. A. 
 
 Interludes. H. [See also Drama.] 
 
 Intermarriage. F. [See also Marriage.] 
 
 International Law and Relations. F. [See also " Ala- 
 bama " ; Aliens ; Ambassadors ; Arbitration — Inter- 
 national ; Consuls ; Citizenship ; Diplomacy ; Extradi- 
 tion ; Geneva Arbitration ; Maritime Law ; Monroe 
 Doctrine ; Passports ; Privateering ; State Papers ; 
 Treaties.] 
 
 Interoceanic Canals. [See Canals ; Panama Canal ; Suez 
 Canal ; and under the name of each Canal.] 
 
 Interviewing. J. [See also Journalism ; Newspaper, 
 The; Press.] 
 
 Intestacy. F. [See also Inheritance ; Succession, Law 
 of; Wills.] 
 
 Intestines. A. [See also Colic ; Stomach.] 
 
 Intolerance. [See Fanaticism ; Freedom of the Will ; 
 Persecutions ; Toleration.] 
 
 Intoxicants. [&« Alcohols ; Liquors; Stimulants.] 
 
 Intuitionalism. G. 
 
 Inventions. A. [See also Industrial Arts ; Patents.] 
 
 Inventors. C. 
 
 Invertebrata. A. [See also Articulata ; Coelenterata ; 
 Crustacea ; Insects ; Mollusca ; Molluscoidea ; Pro- 
 tozoa ; Radiata ; Tunicata ; Worms ; Zoology.] 
 
 Investments. F. 
 Ionian Isles. D. 
 
Subject Seadings for Dictionmn/ Index. 
 
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 Iranic Languages. J. [See also Annenian Language ; 
 Persian Language ; Pushto ; Zend Avesta.] 
 
 Ireland. B. and D. \_See also Church of Ireland ; Great 
 Britain ; Home Rule ; Irish Language ; Irish Life and 
 Character; Irish Rebellion; and under Cities, Places and 
 Subjects ; and under Great Britain and Ireland in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Irish, The. [5c« Irish Life and Character.] 
 
 Irish Language and Literature. J. \_See also Poetry, 
 Irish.] 
 
 Irish Life and Character. A. 
 
 Irish Poetry. {See Poetry, Irish.] 
 
 Irish Question. [See Great Britain — Politics; Home 
 Rule ; Ireland — Politics.] 
 
 Irish Rebellion, 1798. B. 
 
 Iron Age. A. [See also Anthropology.] 
 
 Iron and Steel. A. [See also Metallurgy.] 
 
 Iron Castings. A. [See also Corrosion and Fouling ; 
 Metal-founding ; Moulding ; Pattern-making.] 
 
 Iron Ores. A. 
 
 Ironbark. MA. [See also Eucalypts ; Forestry — New- 
 South Wales ; Timbers ; Wood Pavements.] 
 
 Ironmongery. A. 
 
 Iron-work. A. 
 
 Iroquois. A. [See also Indians, American.] 
 
 Irrigation. A. [See also Canals ; Drainage ; Water 
 Supply.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Irvingites. G. 
 
 Isaiah — Old Testament. G. 
 
 Ischia. D. 
 
 Islam. [See Mohammedanism.] 
 
 Islands. A. [See also under each Island.] 
 
 Isle of France. [See Mauritius.] 
 
 Isle of Man. [See Man, Isle of ; Manx Language and 
 Literature.] 
 
 Isle of Pines. [Pines, Isle of.] 
 
 Isle of Wight. [See Wight, Isle of.] 
 
 Isomorphism. A. [/See o?so Crystallography; Mineralogy.] 
 
 Isopoda. A. [See also Cycloidura venosa ; Sphseromidse.] 
 
 Israel, Lost Ten Tribes of. [See Anglo-Israelism.] 
 
 Istria. D. [See also Austria and Hungary.] 
 
 Italian Art. [See Fine Arts — Italian.] 
 
 Italian Dictionaries. [See Italian Language-Dictionaries.] 
 
 Italian Language. J. [See also Italic Languages ; Oscan 
 Language.] 
 
 Italian Literature. J. [See also Dramatic Literature- 
 Italian ; Fiction — Italian; Poetry — Italian.] 
 
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 Italians, The. A. 
 
 Italic Languages and Dialects. J. [^See also Latin 
 Language ; Oscan Language ; Umbrian Language.] 
 
 Italy. D. [iS^e a?so Corsica; Etruria; Fine Arts — Italian; 
 History, Ancient ; Holy Koman Empire ; Italian 
 Language ; Italian Literature ; Italians ; Latiutn ; 
 Sardinia ; Sicily ; Roman Empire ; Rome ; and under 
 Cities and Subjects.] 
 
 History. B. (1) Ancient. (2) Modern. 
 
 Itch. A. [See also Acarina ; Mites.] 
 
 Ivories and Ivory Work. A. 
 
 CuUoden ; Jacobite Songs ; 
 -Scottish.] 
 
 Jacobites. B. [See also 
 Scotland — History. ] 
 
 Jacobite Songs. H. [See also Songs- 
 Jails. [See Prisons.] 
 Jains. G. 
 Jamaica. D. 
 
 Jam-making. A. [See also Fruit-canning and Preserving.] 
 James, St. — Epistle, G. 
 
 Jameson Baid. B- [See also South Africa ; Transvaal ; 
 and under Jameson, Dr. L. S. in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Janissaries. B. [See also Turkey — History.] 
 
 Jansenists. G. [See also Port Royalists.] 
 
 Japan. D. [See also Aihos ; Chinese-Japanese War; 
 Doshisha University ; Fine Arts — Japanese ; Shinto ; 
 and under each City and Place.] 
 
 Biography. C. 
 
 ■ Religions. G. 
 
 Japanese, The. A. [See also Ainos.] 
 
 Japanese Art. [See Fine Arts — Japanese.] 
 
 Japanese Language. J. 
 
 Japanese Literature. J. 
 
 Japanning. A. [See also Varnishes.] 
 
 Java. D. [See also East Indies.] 
 
 Javanese Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Jaws, The. A. 
 
 Jealousy. G. 
 
 Jelly Pish. A. [See also Ctenophora.] 
 
 Jena. D. 
 
 Jenolan Caves. MA. [See also Caves ; Geology — iVew 
 South Wales.^ 
 
 Jeraeil, The. [See Rites and Ceremonies — Aborigines of 
 Australia.] 
 
 Jeremiah — Old Testament. G. 
 
 Jersey Cattle. A. [See also Dairy Cattle.] 
 
 Jersey. D. [See also Channel Islands.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 Ill 
 
 Jerusalem. B. and D. [See also Crusades ; Jewish History ; 
 
 Pales tine.3 
 Jesters, [-See Fools and Jesters.] 
 Jests. [See Humour and Comic Literature ; Wit.] 
 Jesuits. G. [See also Jansenists ; Religious Orders.] 
 
 Jesus Clirist. G. \_See also Antichrist ; Apostles ; 
 Arians and Arianism ; Atonement ; Christianity ; Cross, 
 The ; Faith ; Grace ; Immaculate Conception ; Incar- 
 nation ; Lord's Supper ; Miracles ; Original Sin ; 
 Parables ; Passion of Christ ; Redemption ; Resurrec- 
 tion ; Salvation ; Second Advent ; Socinianism ; 
 Transubstantiation ; Trinity ; Unitarianism ; Virgin 
 Mary.] 
 
 Jet. A. 
 
 Jewellery. A. [See also Gems and Precious Stones.] 
 
 Jewish History. B. 
 
 Jewish Religion. [See Judaism.] 
 
 Jews. A. [See also Anglo-Israelism ; Circumcision ; 
 Essenes; Hebrew Language; Hittites; Jewish History ; 
 Mosaic Law ; Judaism ; Semitic Races ; Talmud.] 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Jingoism. F. [See also Great Britain — Politics.] 
 
 Johannesburg. D. [See also Transvaal.] 
 
 John, St.— Epistles. G. 
 
 John, St. — Gospel. G. 
 
 Joinery. [See Carpentry and Joinery.] 
 
 Joint Stock Companies. [See Companies ; Corporations.] 
 
 Joints — Anatomy. A. [See also Hip Diseases.] 
 
 Jokes and Jests. [See Humour and Comic Literature.] 
 
 Jonquil. [See Narcissus.] 
 
 Joshua — Old Testament. G. 
 
 Journalism. J. [See also Authors ; Interviewing ; 
 
 Journalists ; Libel ; Newspaper, The ; Press, The ; 
 
 War Correspondents.] 
 Journalists. C. 
 
 C. [See also Reminiscences.] 
 Societies. [See sub-heading 
 
 Journals. (Biography.) 
 
 Journals of Learned 
 
 Societies under each Subject.] 
 
 Jubilees. B. [See also Queen Victoria's Jubilee.] 
 
 Judaism. G. [^ee also Anglo-Israelism ; Circumcision ; 
 Kabala ; Koheleth ; Moabite Stone ; Mosaic Law ; 
 Passover; Synagogues and Tabernacles; Talmud.] 
 
 Judea. D. 
 
 Judges, Lives of. C. [See also Chancellors; Chief 
 Justices.] 
 
 Judges— Old Testament. G. 
 
 Judging at Shows. A. [/Seea^so Agriculture— Societies; 
 Gardening — Societies. ] 
 
 Judgment. G. 
 
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 Vuhlic Lihrai^j of New South Wales. 
 
 Judgment, Day of. G. [See also Eschatology ; Eternal 
 Punishment ; Future State ; Immortality ; Second 
 Advent.] 
 
 
 Jugglery. A. [See also Conjuring.] 
 
 
 Juhambane Dialect. J. [See also Mozambique People 
 and Languages.] 
 
 
 Jupiter. A. [;Se«a?so Astronomy; Planets; Sun and Solar 
 System.] 
 
 
 Jupiter. B. [See also Gods ; Mythology.] 
 
 
 Jurisprudence. [See Law ; Medical Jurisprudence.] 
 
 
 Jurisprudence, History of. [See Law — History of.] 
 
 
 Jury, Trial by. F. 
 
 
 Justice. G. 
 
 
 Justice, Administration of. F. [See also Law Courts ; 
 Police.] 
 
 
 Justice Departments. E. [See also under each Country 
 in the Author Catalogue. ] 
 
 - 
 
 Justices of the Peace. F. [See also Magistrates' Guide. ] 
 
 
 Justification. G. [See also Faith ; Salvation.] 
 
 
 Jute. A. [See also Textile Fabrics.] 
 
 
 Juvenile Books. [See Children's Books.] 
 
 
 Juvenile Offenders and Punishment. F. [See also 
 Reformatories.] 
 
 
 K 
 
 
 Eabala. G. [See also Theosophy.] 
 
 
 Kabul. [See Cabul] 
 
 
 Kabyles. [See Berbers.] 
 
 
 KafiQr Corn. [See Sorghums.] 
 
 
 KafiBr Language. J. [See also African Languages ; 
 Bantu Language ; Zulu Languages.] 
 
 
 Kaffir Wars. B. 
 
 
 Kaffirs. A. [See also Zulus.] 
 
 
 Kahun. B. [See also Egyptology.] 
 
 
 Kaleidoscope. A. 
 
 
 Kamilaroi. [See Aborigines — New South Wales.] 
 
 
 Kamschatka. D. 
 
 
 Kanakas. MA. [See also Coloured Labour Question ; 
 Kidnapping ; Polynesians ; South Sea Islands.] 
 
 
 Kangaroos. MA. [See also Marsupials ; Wallabies.] 
 
 
 Kansas. D 
 
 
 Kantian Philosophy. G. [^Se^aZso Philosophy— German; 
 Hegelianism ; Knowledge, Theory of ; Neo-Kantian 
 Philosophy ; and under Kant apd Beneke, F. E., in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 
Subject Headiriffsfor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Kashmir. D. 
 
 Kashmiri Language. J. 
 
 Kauri Gum. MA. 
 
 Kauri Timber. MA. [See also Forestry — New Zealand.] 
 
 Kea Bird. (Nestor notabilis). MA. [See also Birds — 
 
 New Zealand.] 
 
 
 
 
 
 Kechuans. [See Qi 
 
 jichuans.] 
 
 
 
 Kelmscott Press. 
 
 J. 
 
 [See alsp 
 
 Bibl 
 
 ography.] 
 
 Keltic. [See Celtic 
 
 ] 
 
 
 
 
 Kensington. D. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Kent. B and D. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Kentucky. D. 
 
 
 
 
 
 Kerguelen Island. 
 
 D. 
 
 
 
 
 Kermadec Island. 
 
 D. 
 
 
 
 
 Kerosene. A. [See also Petroleum.] 
 
 Kerry Cattle. A. [See also Dairy Cattle.] 
 
 Kew Observatory. A. [See also Observatories ; and 
 under Great Britain and Ireland in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Kew Royal Gardens. A. [See also Botany — Gardens ; 
 and under Great Britain and Ireland in Author Cata- 
 logue, for Official Publications.] 
 
 Keys. [See Locks.] 
 
 Khartoum, T>. 
 
 Kidnapping. F. [See also Coloured Labour Question.] 
 
 Kidneys — Diseases. A. [/Sf«« a^so Albuminuria; Bright's 
 Disease ; Diabetes ; Uraemia.] 
 
 Killarney. D. 
 
 Kindergarten. G. [See also Education, Primary ; Object 
 Lessons ; and under Fellenberg ; Frobel ; Herbart, 
 J. 'F. and Pestalozzi, in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Kinematics. A. [See also Dynamics ; Force ; Mechanics ; 
 Motion.] 
 
 Kinetics. [See Dynamics; Force; Gases; Gyroscope; 
 Kinematics; Mechanics; Motion ; Physics.] 
 
 Kinetoscope. A. 
 
 Kings, Lives of. C. [See als-> Cza,rs; Emperors; Mon- 
 archy.] 
 
 Kings : Old Testament. G. 
 
 Kingsmill Islands. MD. 
 
 Kinos. [See Gums, Kinos and Resins.] 
 
 Kiowa Indians. A. [See also Indians, American.] 
 
 Kissing. G. 
 
 Kitchen Gardening. [See Vegetable Gardening.] 
 
 Kites. A. [See also Meteorological Instruments.] 
 
 Kiwai Language. MJ. [See also Polynesian Languages 
 and Dialects.] 
 
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 Kiwi bird. (Apteryx australis). MA. [See also Birds — 
 New Zealand.] 
 
 Kleptomania. G. 
 
 Klondyke Gold-field. D. \_See also Gold-fields ; Yukon.] 
 
 Knightage. [See Baronetage.] 
 
 Knighthood, Order of. K. [See also Heraldry ; Knights 
 Templars ; Military Orders.] 
 
 Knights of Malta. [See Knights Templars ; Malta.] 
 
 Knights of St. John. [See Knights Templars.] 
 
 Knights Templars. G. [See also Crusades ; Free- 
 masonry ; Malta ; Militaiy Orders.] 
 
 Knives. A. [See also Cutlery.] 
 
 Knitting. A. [See also Fancy Work.] 
 
 Knots and Splices. A. [See also Navigation.] . 
 
 Knowledge, Theory of. G. [See also Assoclationalism ; 
 Education ; Fichtean Philosophy ; Intuitionalism ; 
 Kantian Philosophy; Perception; Reality; Sensation; 
 Transcendentalism ; Truth.] 
 
 Koheleth. G. [See also Judaism.] 
 
 Koiari. [See Papuans.] 
 
 Koitapu. [See Papuans.] 
 
 Kola Nut. A. 
 
 Koran. G. [See also Mohammedanism ; Sacred Books.] 
 
 Koumiss. A. [See also Milk.] 
 
 Krakatoa. MD. 
 
 Kriegspiel. A. 
 
 Kroatian. [See Croatian.] 
 
 Krypton. A. [_See also Air.] 
 
 Kulu. D. 
 
 Kuram Valley. D. 
 
 Kurdish Language. J. 
 
 Kurdistan. D. 
 
 Kurds. A 
 
 La Plata. D. 
 
 La Trappe. [See Cistercians ; Religious Orders.] 
 
 Labels. F. 
 
 Laboratories. [See Biology — Laboratories; Chemistry — 
 Laboratories ; Physics — Laboratories; Zoology — Labora- 
 ties and Stations ; and under sub-heading Laboratories 
 under each Science.] 
 
 Labour Bureaus and Departments. F. [See also under 
 each Country in Author Catalogue for Ofiicial Reports.] 
 
Subject lEeadingsfor Dictionary Indeed. 
 
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 Labour Question. F. [See also Apprentices ; Arbitra- 
 tion; Capital and Labour; Chinese Question; Coloured 
 Labour ; Co-operation ; Eight-hour Question ; Em- 
 ployer's Liability ; Factories ; Friendly Societies ; 
 Guilds ; Master and Servant ; Old Age Pensions ; 
 Poor ; Prison Labour ; Profit-sharing ; Social Problems ; 
 Strikes ; Trades Unions; Work and Wages ; Women — 
 Work ; Working Classes.] 
 
 • Laws and Legislation. F. [See also Eight-hour 
 
 Question ; Employer's Liability ; Factories ; Labour 
 Party (N.S.W.); Payment of Members.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Labour Party (N.S.W.) MF. 
 
 Labour Settlements. F. [See also Village Communities.] 
 
 Labouring Classes. [See Working Classes.] 
 
 Lace and Lace-making. A. [See also Needlework.] 
 
 Lacquer and Lacquering. A. 
 
 Lacrosse. A. [See also Sports and Pastimes.] 
 
 ijaarone Islands. D. 
 
 Lady-birds. A. [See also Coccinellidse ; Entomology, 
 Economic ; Insects, Injurious and Beneficial.] 
 
 Lagos. D. 
 
 Lady Margaret College. G. 
 
 Lahore. B. 
 
 Lake-dwellers and Lake-dwellings. A. [See also 
 Indians, American ; Venezuela.] 
 
 Lamaism. G. [See also Buddhism ; Thibet] 
 
 Lamellibranchiata. A. [See also Acephala ; MoUusca.] 
 
 Lamentations — Old Testament, G. 
 
 Lamps. A. [See also Electric Lighting ; Lighting ; 
 Miners' Safety Lamps.] 
 
 Lancashire Plot (1694). B. 
 
 Lancaster, Duchy of. B. 
 
 Land Banks. [See Agricultural Banks ; Savings Banks.] 
 
 Land Courts. F. [See also Land Tenure — Laws.] 
 
 Land Laws. [See Land Tenure — Laws.] 
 
 Land Tax. F. [See also Betterment ; Single Tax.] 
 
 Land Tenure. General. F. [See also Betterment ; 
 Crofters ; Easements ; Feudalism ; Land Courts ; Land 
 Tax ; Landlord and Tenant ; Real Property ; Rent ; 
 Single Tax ; Taxation ; and Land Tenure — By Goun- 
 tries.'\ 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 By Countries. F. 
 
 Land Systems. [See Land Tenure — By Countries.] 
 
 Landlord and Tenant — Law. F. 
 
 Lands, Crown, of Australasia. [See sub-heading Public 
 Lands under Australia, and each of the Colonies.l 
 
 Lands Departments, F. [See also under each Ck)untry in 
 Author Catalogue for Official Reports.] 
 
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 Lands — New South Wales. {See New South Wales — 
 Public Lands ; and under New South Wales — Lands 
 in the Author Catalogue, for Official Publications.] 
 
 Lands — United States. {See United States — Public 
 Lands ; and under the name of each State in Author 
 Catalogue for Official Reports.] 
 
 Lands — Victoria, {See Victoria — Public Lands; and under 
 Victoria — Lands, in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Landscape Gardening. A. [&« also Cemeteries ; 
 Forestry ; Gardening ; Hedges ; Mausoleums ; Parks ; 
 Trees and Shrubs.] 
 
 Landscape Painting, k. 
 
 Landslips. A. 
 
 Language — General. [/See Philology ; Volapiik; and under 
 each Dialect and Language.] 
 
 Languages, Teaching of. G. [-See also Philology — Educa- 
 tion, Teaching of.] 
 
 Languedoc. D. 
 
 Langue d'Oc. {See Provengal Language and Literature ; 
 Troubadours.] 
 
 Laos. {See Shans.] 
 
 Lapidary Work. A. {See also Gems and Precious Stones.] 
 
 Lapland. D. {See also Finland ; Finmark ; Russia.] 
 
 Larceny. F. 
 
 Larch. A. 
 
 Lard. A. 
 
 Larynx. A. {See also Throat ; Respiratory System ; 
 Voice.] 
 
 Latent Heat. {See Heat.] 
 
 Lathes and Lathe Work. A. 
 
 Latin Dictionaries. {See Latin Language — Dictionaries.] 
 
 Latin Language. J. (1) Ancient; (2) Mediaeval; (3) 
 Modern. {See also Italic Languages ; O.scan Langu- 
 age.] 
 
 Latin Literature. J. (1) Ancient ; (2) Media!val ; (3) 
 Modern. {See also Dramatic Literature — Latin ; 
 Poetry — Latin.] 
 
 Latin, Low. [-See Latin Language — Mediaeval ] 
 
 Latin Poetry. {See Latin Verses ; Poetry — Latin.] 
 
 Latin Verses. (Academic Compositions.) J. {See also 
 Latin Language — Prosody.] 
 
 Latitude Determinations. A. {See also Astronomy ; 
 Pendulum Experiments.] 
 
 Latium. B. {See also Prseneste ; Tarracina ; and other 
 Cities and Places in Ancient Italy.] 
 
 Latter-day Saints. {See Morraonism.] 
 
 Laughing Gas. {See Nitrov.s Oxide.] 
 
 Laughter. G. 
 
 Laundry. A. 
 
 Laureateship, {See Poetry — History of.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 117 
 
 Law — General. F. [See also Actions at Law ; Admiralty 
 Court ; Adoption ; Agriculture ; Aliens ; Appeal, 
 Courts of ; Apprentices ; Arbitration ; Assaults ; 
 Assignments ; Attorneys-General — Opinions ; Auc- 
 tions ; Auditors; Bail and Bailments; Banks and 
 Banking ; Bankruptcy ; Barristers ; Bastardy ; Bigamy ; 
 Bills of Costs ; Bills of Lading ; Bills of Sale ; Building 
 ■ — Laws ; Building Societies ; Canon Law ; Carriers ; 
 Chancery ; Charities ; Children — Legal Status ; Civil 
 Law ; Codiiication ; Commercial Law ; Common Law ; 
 Companies ; Constitutional Law ; Consular Law ; Con- 
 tagious Diseases ; Contracts ; Conveyancing ; Copy- 
 right ; Coroners ; Corporations ; Court Practice and 
 Procedure; Crime; Crimes; Criminal Law; Criminals; 
 Crofters ; Currency ; Customs and Excise ; Damages ; 
 Debtor and Creditor ; Ecclesiastical Law ; Education — 
 Laws and Legislation ; Electoral Laws ; Electricity- 
 Laws and Legislation ; Employer's Liability ; Equity ; 
 Evidence ; Exchange ; Extradition ; Factories ; Feud- 
 alism ; Forestry ; Forms in Law ; Friendly Societies ; 
 Game Laws ; Guardians ; Habeas Corpus ; Husband 
 and Wife; Infant Life Protection ; Inheritance; Inn- 
 keepers ; Insurance ; International Law and Eelations ; 
 Irrigation — Laws ; Judges ; Jury, Trial by ; Justice 
 Departments ; Justices of the Peace ; Labour — Laws 
 and Legislation ; Land Tenure — Laws ; Landlord and 
 Tenant ; Law — Almanacs ; Law — By Countries ; Law 
 Courts ; Law — Dictionaries ; Law — Education ; Law — 
 Periodicals ; Law Reform ; Law Reports ; Lawyers ; 
 Legal Profession ; Libel ; Libraries — Laws and legisla- 
 tion ; Liens ; Liquor Traffic— Laws ; Lunacy; Magistrates' 
 Guides ; Maritime Law ; Marriage and Divorce ; 
 Master and Servant ; Maxims ; Medical Jurisprudence ; 
 Mercantile Law ; Military Law and Administration ; 
 Mining — Laws ; Mortgages ; Mosaic Law ; Municipal 
 Government — Laws and Legislation ; Mutiny Act ; 
 Naval Law and Administration ; Nisi Prius ; Noxious 
 Trades ; Outlawry ; Parliamentary Law and Practice ; 
 Partnership ; Patents and Trademarks ; Pawnbroking ; 
 Penal Legislation and Systems ; Personal Property ; 
 Pleading ; Poor Laws ; Postal Laws ; Privy Council ; 
 Probate ; Procedure ; Public Health ; Quarantine ; 
 Railways ; Real Property ; Riparian Rights ; Sanitary 
 Laws ; Sheriffs ; Shipping Law ; Solicitors ; Succession, 
 Law of ; Sumptuary Laws ; Supreme Court Taxation ; 
 Tithes ; Torts ; Treason ; Trials ; Trusts and Trustees ; 
 Vaccination ; Vendors and Purchasers ; Vice- Admiralty 
 Court; Water Supply; Weights and Measures ; Wills; 
 Women — Position, Treatment and Influence ; also 
 under subheading Laws and legislation under each 
 Subject, and subheading Statutes under each Country.] 
 
 Almanacs and Directories. E. 
 
 Dictionaries. F. 
 
 Education, Schools, Training. G. 
 
 History of. B. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 ■ Societies and Institutes. E. \See also Gray's Inn ; 
 
 Inner Temple ; Lincoln's Inn ; Middle Temple.] 
 
 By Countries. F. (American, Chinese, Greek, 
 
 Hindu, Mohammedan, Noraian, Scottish, &c.] 
 Law Copying. F. 
 
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 Law Courts. F. [See also Courb Practice; Justice, 
 Administration of ; Police Courts.] 
 
 Law Periodicals. \See Law — Almanacs ; Law — Periodi- 
 cals.] 
 
 Law Keform. F. [See also Codification.] 
 
 Law Reports and Digests. E. [See also Attorneys- 
 General — Reports. ] 
 
 By Countries. E. 
 
 Law Schools. [See Law — Education, Schools, Training.] 
 
 Law Societies and Institutes. [/See subheading Societies 
 and Institutes under Law.] 
 
 Lawn Tennis. A. [See also Sports.] 
 
 Laws. [See Laws and Legislation under each Subject ; and 
 under the sub-heading Statutes under the name of the 
 Country in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Lawyers. C. [See also Barristers at Law ; Chancellors ; 
 Chief Justices ; Court Practice ; Judges ; Legal Pro- 
 fession ; Solicitors.] 
 
 Lazarettes. [See Hospitals, <fec.] 
 
 Lead. A. [See also Plumbing.] 
 
 Lead Poisoning. A. [See also Poisons, Poisoning, and 
 Antidotes.] 
 
 Leases. F. [See also Land Tenure.] 
 
 Least Squares, Method of. A. 
 
 Leather. A. [See also Tanning.] 
 
 Leather Work. A. [See also Boots and Shoes ; Saddlery ; 
 Tanning.] 
 
 Lecterns, A. [See also Church Furniture.] 
 
 Lectionaries. G. [See also Liturgies.] 
 
 Lectures : General. J. [See also subheading Addresses, 
 Lectures, Essays under each Subject.] 
 
 Lecturing. J. 
 
 Leeward Islands. D. 
 
 Legacies. F. 
 
 Legal Education and Law Schools. [See Law — Educa- 
 tion, Schools, Training.] 
 
 Legal Medicine. [See Medical Jurisprudence.] 
 
 Legal Profession. F. [See also Barristers ; Law — Edu- 
 cation ; Solicitors.] 
 
 Legends. J. [See also Ballads ; Cross ; Fairy tales ; 
 Faust; Folk-lore; Holy Grail; Mythology; Myths; 
 Saints ; Superstition.] 
 
 By Countries. J. 
 
 Legerdemain. [See Conjuring ; Jugglery ; Magic ; Witch- 
 craft.] 
 
 Legion of Honour. K. [See also Orders — France.] 
 
 Legislative Assembly. [See subheading Parliament under 
 each Colony ; and under New South Wales — Parlia- 
 ment in Author Catalogue.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictio^iary Index. 
 
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 Legislative Council. {_See as above.] 
 
 Legitimacy. F. 
 
 Leguminosae. A. [(Se* aZso Beans ; Carob Tree ; Clovers; 
 Cow-peas ; Lucerne ; Nitrogen in Agriculture ; Peas ; 
 Wattles ; and under each Genus.] 
 
 Lemon — Cultivation and Uses. A. [-S«« also Fruit- 
 growing.] 
 
 Lemurs. A. 
 
 Lenses. A. [See also Optical Instruments.] 
 
 Lent. G. \_See also Easter ; Fasts and Fasting ; Good 
 Friday.] 
 
 Lentils. A. 
 
 Lepidoptera. A. \_See also Butterflies ; Entomology ; 
 Heterocera ; Moths; Noctuidse ; Rhopalocera.] 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Leprosy. A. [See also Tropical Diseases.] 
 
 Letters. J. [See also Alphabets — Philology ; Hierogly- 
 phics ; Inscriptions ; Paleography ; and under sub- 
 division Alphabet of each Language.] 
 
 Letters (Correspondence). J. [See also Manuscripts.] 
 
 Letter-writing. J. [See also Commercial Education.] 
 
 Letters Patent. F. [See also Patents and Trade-marks.] 
 
 Lettish Language. [See Lithuanian ; Livonian Language.] 
 
 Leviticus : Old Testament. G. 
 
 Levelling. A. [See also Surveying.] 
 
 Lexicons. [See sub-heading Dictionaries under each 
 Language and Subject.] 
 
 Libel (Law). F. [See also Journalism ; Press.] 
 
 Liberalism. F. [See also Conservatism ; Politics — 
 History of ; Great Britain — Politics ; Radicalism.] 
 
 Liberality, G. 
 
 Liberia. D. 
 
 Liberty. F. [See also Slavery ; Toleration.] 
 
 Liberty: Metaphysics. G. [See also Determinism; 
 Freedom of the Will ; Predestination ; Will.] 
 
 Liberty of Conscience. G. [See also Church and State ; 
 Freedom of the Will ; Heresies ; Noncomformists ; 
 Persecutions.] 
 
 Liberty of the Press. [See Condemned Books; Journalism ; 
 Libel ; Press.] 
 
 Librarians. C. 
 
 Libraries— General. J. [See also Bibliography; Book 
 Clubs ; Bookbniding ; Books ; Catalogues of Books ; 
 Cataloguing ; Chained Libraries ; Church Libraries ; 
 Indexing ; Library Buildings ; Libi-ary Catalogues ; 
 Library Economy ; Library Reports ; Reading ; School 
 Libraries ; Typography ; and under each Library's title 
 in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Handbooks. J. 
 
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 Libraries. Periodicals. E. 
 
 Associations, Conferences — Transactions and Ee- 
 
 ports. E. 
 
 Architecture and Fittings. A. 
 
 Management. [_See Library Economy and Adminis- 
 tration.] 
 
 Schools. G. 
 
 History of. B. 
 
 Statistics. J. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Free Public. J. 
 
 National and State. J. 
 
 • University. J. 
 
 By Countries. J. 
 
 Library Associations — Transactions and Reports. [&« 
 
 Libraries — Associations, Conferences. ] 
 
 Library Buildings and Fittings. \_See Libraries — Archi- 
 tecture and Fittings.] 
 
 Library Catalogues. K. [_See also Bibliography ; Cata- 
 logues of Books ; Cataloguing ; Indexing ; and under 
 the title of each Library in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Library Economy and Administration. J. \_See also 
 Bookbinding ; Cataloguing ; Indexing ; Libraries — 
 Assocations ; Libraries — Periodicals.] 
 
 Library Reports. E. 
 
 Library Schools. [^See Libraries — Schools.] 
 
 Licensing Laws. [See Liquor Traific — Laws.] 
 
 Lichens. A. [See also Botany, Cryptogamic. ] 
 
 Lick Observatory. A. 
 
 Liens : Law. F. [See also Mortgages.] 
 
 Liernur System — Sewerage. A. 
 
 Life and Living. G. [See also Customs and Manners ; 
 Death ; Future State ; Longevity ; Vitality.] 
 
 Life-boats. F. [See also Life-saving ; Shipwrecks.] 
 
 Life Insurance. [Sec Insurance — Life.] 
 
 Life, Origin of. A. [See also Biology ; Cells, Structure 
 and Theory ; Embryology ; Oogenesis ; Protoplasm ; 
 Spermatogenesis ; Spontaneous Generation ; Zoism.] 
 
 Life-saving. F. [See also Drowning ; Life-boats ; Light- 
 houses ; Shipwrecks.] 
 
 Lifts, Hoists, and Elevators. A. [See also Grain Maga- 
 zines and Elevators.] 
 
 Ligaments and Tendons. A. 
 
 Light. A. [See also Colour-blindness; Electric Lighting ; 
 Eye; Kaleidoscope; Lighting; Magic Lantern ; Micro- 
 scope ; Optics ; Photometry ; Physics ; Radiation ; 
 Spectacles ; Spectrum Analysis ; Sun ; Telescope ; 
 Zodiacal Light.] 
 
 Lighthouses and Beacons. A. 
 
Subject Seadings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Lighting. A. {_See also Electric Lighting ; Gas ; Lighting 
 
 of Towns.] 
 
 Lighting of Towns. A. 
 
 Lightning. A. [&« also Electricity, Atmospheric] 
 
 Lightning Conductors. A. 
 
 Lilies. A. [See also Bulbs and Bulb-culture.] 
 
 Lille University. G. [See also Universities — French.] 
 
 Lima Beans. [See Beans.] 
 
 Limes. A. [See also Cements.] 
 
 Limestones. A. [See also Chalks ; Marbles.] 
 
 Linen Manufacture. A. [See also Fibres ; Flax ; Textile 
 
 Fabrics.] 
 Linguistics. [See Philology, Comparative.] 
 
 Linnsean Societies. [See under title of each in Author- 
 Catalogue, and under Science — Societies.] 
 
 Linnsean System of Botany. A. [See also Botany — 
 Manuals, Systems, Nomenclature.] 
 
 Linoleum. A. 
 
 Linotypes. A. [See also Printing Machinery.] 
 
 Linseed Oil and Cake. A. [See also Flax.] 
 
 Lions and Lion-hunting. A. [See also Game and Game 
 Birds ; Hunting ; Sport and Sporting Adventures.] 
 
 Lipari Islands. D. 
 
 Liqueurs. [See Cordials.] 
 
 Liquids. [See Fluids ; Hydrometer ; Hydrostatics.] 
 
 Liquor Duties. F. 
 
 Liquor Prohibition. F. [See also Drink Question ; 
 Gothenburg System ; Liquor Traffic — Laws ; Local 
 Option ; Temperance — Societies.] 
 
 Liquor TrafiBc. F. [See also Drink Question ; Good 
 Templars ; Gothenburg System ; Local Option.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. [See also Alcoholism ; 
 
 Drink Question ; Innkeepers.] 
 
 Liquors. A. [See also Alcohols ; Ale ; Brandy ; Brew- 
 ing ; Distillation ; Fermentation ; Hasheesh ; Malting ; 
 Stimulants ; Temperance.] 
 
 Litanies. G. [See also Liturgies ; Prayer-books.] 
 
 Literary Criticism. J. [See also Caricatures ; Epigrams ; 
 Literary Methods and Style ; and under each Author, 
 for Commentaries on his Works.] 
 
 Literary History. [See Bibliography ; Literature — His- 
 tory of.] 
 
 Literary Methods and Style. J. [See also Caricature ; 
 Epigrams ; Humour ; Satire.] 
 
 Literary Property. 
 
 Publishers.] 
 
 [See Copyright ; Authors and 
 
 Literary Sketches. [See Literature — Addresses, Essays, 
 Lectures ; Reminiscences.] 
 
 Literati. [See Authors ; Litterateurs ; Novelists.] 
 
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 Literature — General. J. \_See also Addresses ; Adver- 
 tising ; Anagrams ; Anecdotes ; Anthologies ; Authors ; 
 Authors and Publishers ; Autographs : Ballads ; Biblio- 
 graphy ; Biographical Sketches ; Book Rarities ; Books 
 — General ; Books of the 15th Century ; Books of the 
 16th Century; Books of the 1 7th Century ; Booksellers ; 
 Classical Literature ; Condemned Books ; Copyright and 
 Literary Property ; Drama ; Dramatic Literature ; 
 Epigrams ; Epitaphs ; Essays — General ; Fables ; Fairy 
 Tales ; Fiction ; Folk Lore ; Humour and Comic Lite- 
 rature ; Humourists ; Hymns ; Inscriptions ; Journal- 
 ism ; Journals; Lectures ; Legends ; Letters ; Libraries; 
 Literary Criticism; Literature — History of; Literature 
 — Periodicals ; Literature — Societies ; Litterateurs ; 
 Macaronic Poetry ; Manuscripts ; Maxims ; Mottoes ; 
 Newspapers; Parables; Parodies; Periodicals — General; 
 Philology ; Philology — Societies ; Poetry ; Political 
 Satires; Press, The; Proverbs; Reminiscences; Renais- 
 sance ; Romances ; Sagas ; Satire ; Selections, Prose ; 
 Sermons ; Slang ; Songs ; Speeches ; Tales ; Tracts ; 
 Versification.] 
 
 Addresses, Essays, Lectures. J. 
 
 • Biography. C. [_See also Authors ; Litterateurs ; 
 
 Novelists.] 
 
 Dictionaries, Cyclopaedias. J. 
 
 History of. J. [/S«« also Aldine Press; Biblio- 
 graphy ; Classical Literature ; Elzevir Press ; English 
 Literature ; Fleet Street ; Greek Literature ; Kelm- 
 scott Press ; Latin Literature ; Literary Criticism ; 
 Literary Methods and Style ; Patristic Literature ; and 
 under each National Literature.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. \_See also Philology — Periodicals.] 
 
 Societies. E. \_See also Berlin Academy ; French 
 
 Academy; Philology — Societies; and under the title of 
 
 each Academy or Society.] 
 
 Teaching, Study of. G. 
 
 Lithography, A. {_See also Chromo-lithography ; 
 Engraving.] 
 
 Lithology. [^See Petrology.] 
 
 Lithotomy. \_See Bladder— Diseases.] 
 
 Lithuanian Language. J. 
 
 Litterateurs. C. \_See also Authors ; Dramatists ; Epi- 
 grammatists ; Essayists ; Historians ; Journalists ; 
 Novelists ; Philologists ; Philosophers ; Poets.] 
 
 Little Sisters of the Poor. G. \_See also Church Missions ; 
 Sisterhoods.] 
 
 Liturgies. G. [/S«e a/so Funeral Rites; Hymns; Lection- 
 aries ; Litanies ; Mass ; Missals ; Prayer-Books ; Rites 
 and Ceremonies; Ritualism; Rituals; under each 
 Denomination ; and under Liturgies in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Live Stock. [See Stock.] 
 
 Liver — Diseases. A. {_See also Biliousness ; Digestion ; 
 Portal Vein.] 
 
 Livery Companies, [See Guilds, Trade.] 
 
 Lives. \_See Biographical Sketches ; Biography ; and under 
 each Author, for his Biography.] 
 
 Livonia. D. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Livonian Language. J. 
 
 Lizards. A. [See also Reptiles ; Tuatura.] 
 
 Loan Societies. [See Building Societies.] 
 
 Loango Language. J. 
 
 Loans. F. [See also Finance ; National Debts.] 
 
 Lobsters. A. [See also Crustacea ; Malacostraca.] 
 
 Local Government. F. [See also Boroughs ; Bridges ; 
 Municipal Government ; Roads and Road-making ; 
 Village Communities.] 
 
 By Countries. F. 
 
 Local Option. F. [See also Drink Question ; Gothenburg 
 System ; Liquor Traffic — Laws ; Liquor Prohibition.] 
 
 Lockjaw. [See Tetanus.] 
 
 Lock-outs. [See Strikes.] 
 
 Locks. A. [See also Hydraulic Engineering; Water 
 
 Supply.] 
 
 Locks and Keys. A. 
 
 Locomotion of Animals. [See Animal Mechanism.] 
 
 Locomotives. A. [See also Engines ; Steam and Steam 
 Engines.] 
 
 Locomotor ataxia. A. 
 
 Locust Beans. [See Carob Tree.] 
 
 Locusts. A. [See also Cicadse ; Insects — Injurious ; and 
 Entomology, Economic] 
 
 Lodging Houses. F. 
 
 Loganberry. A. 
 
 Logarithms. A. [See also Functions — General ; Mathe- 
 matical Tables ; Trigonometry.] 
 
 Logic. G. [See also Evidence ; Fallacies ; Psychology ; 
 Reason.] 
 
 Logs of Ships. A. 
 
 Lollards. G. [See also Persecutions.] 
 
 London — History. B. [See also Cockneys ; Fleet-street ; 
 Great Plagues of London ; Guilds ; Hyde Park ; 
 Tower of London ; and under London in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Topography, Maps. D. 
 
 London Bridges. A. 
 
 London County Council. F. [See also under this Title 
 in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 London Missionary Society. G. [See also Missions and 
 Missionary Work — Societies.] 
 
 London University. G. [See also Universities — British.] 
 
 Longevity. A. [See also Hygiene ; Life and Living ; 
 Old Age ; Statistics, Vital ; Vitality.] 
 
 Longicornia. A. [See also Beetles ; Coleoptera.] 
 
 Longitude Determinations. A. [See also Astronomy ; 
 Azimuth Tables ; Geodesy ; Nautical Astronomy.] 
 
 Loo Choo Islands. D. 
 
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 Lord Howe Island. MD. 
 
 Lord Mayors' Shows, B. \_See also Pageants ; Pro- 
 cessions.] 
 
 Lord's Prayer. G. 
 
 Lord's Supper. G. \_See also Mass ; Passover ; Sacra- 
 ments, The ; Transubstantiation.] 
 
 Lost Tribes of Israel. [See Anglo-Israelism.] 
 
 Lotteries. G. [See also Probabilities.] 
 
 Lourdes. G. [See also Miracles.] 
 
 Louvre, The. A. [See also Fine Arts — Galleries.] 
 
 Love. G. [See also Charity; Friendship; Kissing; 
 Marriage; Passions.] 
 
 Low Archipelago. MD. 
 
 Low Latin. [See Italic Languages ; Latin Language — 
 Mediaeval.] 
 
 Loyalty. G. 
 
 Loyalty Islands. MD. [See also laian Language.] 
 
 Lubeck. B. [See also Hansa Towns.] 
 
 Lubricants and Lubrication. A. [See also Fats and 
 Oils ; Friction ; Oils ; Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Lucanidse. A. [See also Beetles ; Coleoptera.] 
 
 Lucerne. A. [/See a?so Hay and Hay-making ; Leguminosse; 
 Nitrogen in Agriculture.] 
 
 Luganda. D. 
 
 Luke, St.— Gospel. G. 
 
 Lumbering. [See Forestry ; Timbers.] 
 
 Lunacy — Law. F. [See also Insanity.] 
 
 Lunatic Asylums. A and F. 
 
 LuDgs. A. [See also Consumption ; Pneumonia ; Respi- 
 ratory System ; Tuberculosis.] 
 
 Lupus. A. [See also Tuberculosis ; Ulcers.] 
 
 Lutheran Church. G. [See also Augsburg Confession; 
 Ecclesiastical History — Denmark, Germany, Norway ; 
 Pietists ; Zwinglianism ; Reformation, The; and under 
 Luther, Martin in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 By Countries. G. 
 
 Luxembourg Gallery. A. 
 Luxury. G. [See also Capital.] 
 
 Lycopodiums. A. [See also Botany, Cryptogamic ; 
 Pteridophyta.] 
 
 Lying. G. 
 
 Lymphatic System. A. [See also Angeiology ; Glands ; 
 
 Spleen.] 
 
 Lynch Law. F. [See also United States — Social Life 
 and Customs.] 
 
 Lyons Museum. A. [See also in Author Catalogue, 
 under Musee de Lyon.] 
 
 Lyrics. H. [See also Ballads ; Hymns ; Odes ; Minne- 
 singers ; Poetry — General ; Songs.] 
 
Subject Seadings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 M 
 
 Mabinogion. J. [^See also Welsh Literature.] 
 Macao. D. [See also Portugal — Colonies.] 
 
 Macaronic Poetry. H. [See also Humour and Comic 
 
 Literature.] 
 
 Maccabees. G. 
 
 Macedonia. D. 
 
 Mac Grill University, Montreal. G. [See also Univer- 
 sities — Canadian.] 
 
 Machine Construction. A. [See aZso Mechanics, Practical; 
 Pattern-making.] 
 
 Machine Guns. A. [See also Galling Guns ; Maxim 
 Guns ; Nordenfeldt Guns.] 
 
 Machine Tools. A. [See also Lathes and Lathe Work ; 
 Tools, Making and use of.] 
 
 Machinery. A. [See also Agricultural Implements ; 
 Belts and Belting ; Cranes ; Electrical Engineering ; 
 Engines ; Friction ; Gas Engines ; Gearing ; Hydraulic 
 Engineering ; Lathes and Lathe Work ; Locomotives ; 
 Lubrication; Machine Construction; Machine Tools; 
 Mechanical Drawing ; Mechanical Engineering ; 
 Mechanics ; Mechanics, Practical ; Mills ; Mining 
 Machinery ; Motors; Oil Engines; Printing Machinery ; 
 Pumps ; Railways — Construction ; Refrigerating 
 Machinery ; Technical Education ; Tools ; Wheels ; 
 Windmills.] 
 
 Mackerel. A. 
 
 McKinleyism. F. [See aZso Protection; Tariffs; United 
 States — Finance and Taxation.] 
 
 Macrame. [See Fancy Work.] 
 
 Macropicjidae. MA. [See also Kangaroos.] 
 
 Macroura. A. [See also Crustacea.] 
 
 Madagascar. D. [See also Hovas ; Malagasy Language ; 
 Malagasy Tribes.] 
 
 Madagascar War, 1896. B. 
 
 Madeira. D. 
 
 Madonna. [See Christian Art ; Virgin Mary.] 
 
 Madrepores. A. [See also Anthozoa ; Corals.] 
 
 Magazine Guns. [See Small Arms.] 
 
 Magazines. [See Periodicals — General ; and under sub- 
 heading Periodicals under each Subject.] 
 
 Magdala. D. [See also Abyssinia.] 
 
 Magic. G. [SeeaZso Apparitions; Conjuring; Demonology; 
 
 Divination ; Ghosts ; Hallucinations ; Legerdemain ; 
 
 Magicians ; Occult Sciences ; Sorcery ; Witchcraft.] 
 Magicians. C. [See also Clairvoyants.] 
 Magic Lantern. A. [See also Optical Instruments.] 
 
 Magistrates' Guides. MF. [See also Justices cf the 
 
 Peace.] 
 
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 Magna Charta, F. 
 
 Magnesite. A. 
 
 Magnesium. A. 
 
 Magnetic Needle. [^See Compass.] 
 
 Magnetic Observations and Surveys. A. and E. \_See 
 
 also Meteorology — Observatories.] 
 
 Magnetism — General. A. [*S'e« aZso Electricity; Magnetic 
 Observations and Surveys.] 
 
 Animal. [_See Hypnotism.] 
 
 Terrestrial. A. [See also Compass.] 
 
 Magnificence. G. 
 
 Magyar. \^See Hungarian Language.] 
 
 Mahometanism. \_Sec Mohammedanism.] 
 
 Mahrati. [&« Marathi Language.] 
 
 " Maine ' ' Disaster. B. [See also American-Spanish War ; 
 Cuba.] 
 
 Maintenance. F. [See also Champerty.] 
 
 Maize. A. [See also Cereals ; Crops, Analyses of ; Feeding 
 Experiments ; Fodders and Food-stuffs ; Grain Maga- 
 zines and Elevators.] 
 
 Majolica. A. [See also Ceramics ; Pottery.] 
 
 Malachite. A. [See also Copper and Copper Ores.] 
 
 Malacology. A. [-Seo a&o Conchology; Mollusca.] 
 
 Malacopoda. A. [See also Arthropoda.] 
 
 Malacostraca. A. [See also Crabs ; Lobsters.] 
 
 Malagasy Language. J. 
 
 Malagasy Tribes. A. [See also Hovas.] 
 
 Malarial Fever. A. 
 
 Malay Languages. J. [See also Javanese Language.] 
 
 Malay Peninsula and Malaysia. D. [See also Borneo ; 
 Celebes ; Dutch East Indies ; Indo-China ; Java ; 
 Moluccas ; Penang ; Perak ; Philippine Islands ; Straits 
 Settlements ; Sumatra ; Sunda.] 
 
 Malayan Kaces. A. [;S««aZso Javanese; Malagasy Tribes; 
 Polynesians.] 
 
 Mallicolo. MD. [See also New Hebrides.] 
 
 Malouine Islands, [See Falkland Islands.] 
 
 Malt and Malting. A. [See also Barley ; Brewing.] 
 
 Malta. D. [See also Knights Templars.] 
 
 Malta Fever. A. 
 
 Maltese Language. J. 
 
 Malthusianism. F. [See also Population; and under 
 Mai thus in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Mammalia, A. [See also Apes ; Bats ; Carnivora ; Cat ; 
 Cetacea ; Chiroptera ; Dog ; Edentata ; Elephants ; 
 Gorilla ; Horse ; Insectivora ; Man, Natural History 
 of ; Marsupials ; Moles ; Monkeys ; Monotremata ; 
 Palaeontology ; Primates ; Quadrumana ; Rodentia ; 
 Ruminantia ; Seals ; Sloth ; Vertebrata ; Whales ; 
 Zoology.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 vlI 
 
 Man, Antiquity of. A. \^See also Anthropology ; 
 ArcIiiBology ; Man, Natural History and Development 
 of ; Primeval Man.] 
 
 Man, Fall of. (Theology). \_See Original Sin.] 
 
 Man, Isle of. B. and D. [See also Manx Language.] 
 
 Man, Natural History and Development of. A. \_See 
 also Anthropology ; Anthropometry ; Craniology ; 
 Descent of Man ; Dwarfs ; Ethnology ; Evolution ; 
 Family ; Folk Lore ; Giants ; Heredity ; Industries, 
 Primitive ; Longevity ; Phrenology ; Primeval Man ; 
 Sex ; and under each Race.] 
 
 Manchester Ship Canal. A. 
 
 Manchuria. D. [_See also China ; Tartars.] 
 
 Manchurian Language. J. 
 
 Mandseans. [See Sabianism.] 
 
 Manichseism. G. [See also Ecclesiastical History ; Evil, 
 Problem of ; Heresies ; Mysticism ; Neo-Platonism.] 
 
 Manila. D. [See also Philippine Islands.] 
 
 Manipur. D. 
 
 Manitoba. D. 
 
 Manna. A. [See also Botany, Economic] 
 
 Manners and Customs. [See Customs ; Etiquette.] 
 
 Mansions. [See Dwelling-houses.] 
 
 Manual Education and Training. G. [See also Car- 
 pentry ; Drawing ; Technical Education ; Wood- 
 carving ; and under Fellenberg in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Manufactures and Industries. A. [See also Alkalies 
 Animal Products ; Beverages ; Boots ; Bricks ; Candles 
 Carriages ; Celluloid ; Chairs ; Clocks ; Clothing 
 Confectionery ; Cotton ; Cutlery ; Exhibitions — In- 
 dustrial ; Factories; Flour; Fuel; Furniture; Gas; 
 Glass ; Glue ; Gutta-percha and India-rubber ; Hard- 
 ware ; Hats ; Hosiery ; Industrial Arts ; Industrial 
 ' Arts — Periodicals; Industrial Arts, History of; Lace; 
 Leather; Linen; Liquors; Machinery; Metal Work; 
 Mills ; Paper ; Patents ; Perfumery ; Pottery ; Rope ; 
 Saddlery ; Silk Manufacture ; Soap ; Technical Edu- 
 cation ; Technological Chemistry ; Technology ; Textile 
 Fabrics ; Woollen and Worsted Manufactures ; and 
 under each Manufacture.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Manures and Fertilisers. A. [See also Agricultural 
 Chemistry ; Clovers ; Cow-peas ; Experiment Farms 
 and Stations ; Nitrogen in Agriculture ; Phosphates ; 
 . Soils and Sub-soils ; Wood Ashes.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Manuscripts. J. [See also Autographs ; Inscriptions ; 
 Palaeography ; Palimpsests ; Writing.] 
 
 MSS, Fac-similes of. J. 
 
 Manx Language and Literature. J. [See also Celtic 
 Languages ; Man, Isle of.] 
 
 Maori Language and Literature. MJ. 
 
 Maori Religion and Mythology. MG. [See also Folk- 
 lore — Maori ; Mythology — Maori.] 
 
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 Fublio Library of New South Wales. 
 
 Maoris. MA. [See also Fine Arts — Maori ; Folk-lore — 
 Maori; Maori Language; Maori Religion ; Morioris ; 
 Rock-carvings ; Tattooing ; and under New Zealand — 
 Native Department, and Native Land Court, in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Map-making. [See Cartography.] 
 
 Maple Sugar, A. 
 
 Maps — General. D. [See also Atlases ; Cartography ; 
 Charts ; Maps, Early ; Physical Geography — Atlases 
 and Maps ; and under the sub-heading Geography, 
 Topography, and Maps, under each Country.] 
 
 Early, showing Terra Australis. MD. [See also 
 
 Australia — Geography, Topography, Maps.] 
 
 Maps and Plans of Cities. [See under each City.] 
 
 Marathi Language. J. [See also Hindu Languages.] 
 
 Marbles. A. [See also Chalks ; Limestones.] 
 
 Marbling. A. [See also Painting — Trade.] 
 
 Marcionism. G. [See also Gnostics and Gnosticism.] 
 
 Margarine. A. [See also Oleomargarine.] 
 
 Marianne Islands. [See Ladrone Islands.] 
 
 Marine Architecture. [See Boat-building ; Corrosion and 
 Fouling ; Naval Architecture ; Shipbuilding ; Yacht- 
 building.] 
 
 Marine Boards and Departments. E. [See also Steam- 
 boat Inspection ; Trinity House ; and under each 
 Country in the Author Catalogue, for Official Reports.] 
 
 Marine Engineering. A. [See also Boilers ; Engines ; 
 Naval Engineering ; Propellers ; Screw Propellers ; 
 
 Vibration.] 
 
 Marine Insurance. [See Insurance — Marine.] 
 
 Marine Painting. A. 
 
 Marine Plants. A. [See also Aquatic Gardening and 
 Plants ; Pelagic Botany ; Seaweeds.] 
 
 Marine Surveying. A. [See also Hydrography.] 
 
 Marine Zoology. A. [/S«ea?«o Aquariums; "Challenger" 
 Expedition; Crustacea; Dredging ; Fisheries ; Fishes; 
 Hydrozoa ; Ichthyology ; Mollusca ; Polyps ; Sound- 
 ings ; Trawling ; Zoology — Museums, Laboratories ; 
 - and under each Class.] 
 
 Marines. A. [See also Naval Law ; Navy, British.] 
 
 Maritime Discovery. D. [See also Scientific Expeditions 
 and Voyages ; Voyages — General.] 
 
 Maritime Law. F. [See also Admiralty Court ; Com- 
 mercial Law ; Insurance, Marine ; International Law ; 
 Naval Law.] 
 
 Mark, St.— Gospel. G. 
 
 Market Gardening. [See Vegetable Gardening ; and 
 under each Vegetable.] 
 
 Marlborough House. B. 
 
 Marmalade. A. [See also Jam-making ; Oranges.] 
 
 Marmoset. A. [See also Monkeys.] 
 
 Marmot. A. [See also Rodentia.] 
 
 Maronites. G. [See also Druses ; Ecclesiastical History — 
 Syria,] 
 
Subject Headings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Marquesas Islands. MD. 
 
 Marquetry, A. \_See aho Cabinet Work.] 
 
 Marriage. F. [^See also Marriage and Divorce ; Marriage 
 
 Customs and Rites : Sacraments, The ; Women — 
 
 Position, Treatment, and Influence.] 
 
 Marriage and Divorce. F. \_See also Adultery ; Celibacy ; 
 
 Chastity ; Courtship ; Love ; Marriage ; Polygamy ; 
 
 Sacraments, The.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Marriage Customs and Rites. F. 
 
 Marriages and Marriage Licenses — Registers, &c. K. 
 
 \See also Churcli and Parish Registers ; Registers of 
 
 iiirths. Deaths, and Marriages.] 
 
 Married Women's Property Act. MF. 
 
 Mars : (Astronomy.) A. 
 
 Mars: (Mythology.) B. 
 
 Marshall Islands. MD. 
 
 Marsupials. A. [See also Diprotodon ; Kangaroos ; 
 Notolheriidai ; Opossums ; Wallabies ; Wombat ; 
 Zoology and Fauna — Australia.] 
 
 Martial Law. [See Courts-martial ; Military Law.] 
 
 Martyrs. G. [See also Christian Biography ; Covenanters ; 
 Fanaticism ; Heresies ; Huguenots ; Inquisition ; Lol- 
 lards ; Persecutions ; Saints ; Waldenses.] 
 
 Mary, Virgin, [See Virgin Mary.] 
 
 Mashonaland. D. [See also British South Africa 
 Chartered Co. ; Matabeleland : Rhodesia ; South 
 Africa ; Zululand.] 
 
 Masks. A. 
 
 Masonry. A. [See also Arches ; Building ; Cements ; 
 Stone ; Strength of Materials.] 
 
 Mass. G. [See also Lord's Supper ; Transubstantiation.] 
 
 Massachusetts. D, [See also Pilgrim Fathers.] 
 
 Massacres, B. [See also Persecutions : Saint Bartho- 
 lomew's Day.] 
 
 Massage. A. [See also Electro-therapeutics.] 
 
 Master and Servant. F. [See also ATpiprentices ; Arbitra- 
 tion ; Capital and Labour ; Servants ; Strikes ; Work- 
 ing Classes.] 
 
 Mastodon. A. [See also Paleontology.] 
 
 Masts and Rigging. A. [See also Ships.] 
 
 Matabeleland. D. [See also British South Africa 
 Chartered Co. ; Rhodesia ; South Africa.] 
 
 Matches. A. [See also Phosphorus.] 
 
 Materia Medica, A. [See also Anaesthetics ; Botany — 
 Medical ; Drugs ; Medicinal Plants ; Pharmacology; 
 Pharmacy; Poisons; Prescriptions; Therapeutics.] 
 
 Materialism. G. [jS«« aZ«o Evolution ; Idealism; Immor- 
 tality ; Rationalism ; Soul ; Spinozism.] 
 
 Materials. [See Strength of Materials.] 
 
 Mathematical Instruments, A. [See also Calculating 
 Machines.] 
 
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 Mathematical Tables. A. [See also Insurance ; Interest ; 
 Logarithms ; Weights arid Measures.] 
 
 Mathematics — General. A. \_See also Algebra; Arith- 
 metic ; Astronomy ; Bessel's Functions ; Calculating 
 Machines; Calculus; Conic Sections; Curves; Decimal 
 System ; Dynamics ; Elliptic Functions ; Functions ; 
 Geodesy ; Geometry; Logarithms; Mathematical Instru- 
 ments; Mathematical Tables; Mechanics; Mensuration; 
 Metric System ; Navigation ; Numbers, Theory of ; 
 Probabilities ; Quaternions ; Surveying ; Statics ; Tri- 
 gonometry; and each branch of Mathematics.] 
 
 Matrimonial Causes. \_See Marriage and Divorce.] 
 
 Matrimony. [&« Marriage.] 
 
 Matte-Smelting. [^See Smelting.] 
 
 Matter : (Metaphysics.) G. \_See also Cosmology.] 
 
 (Physics.) A. [See also Atomic Theory ; Ether ; 
 
 Force and Energy ; Molecular Physics.] 
 
 Matthew, St.— Gospel. G. 
 
 Mauritius. D. 
 
 Mausoleums. [See Tombs and Mausoleums.] 
 
 Maxim Guns. A. [See also Artillery ; Gatling Guns ; 
 Machine Guns.] 
 
 Maxims. J. [See also Aphorisms ; Epigrams ; Proverbs ; 
 Quotations.] 
 
 May-Day. B. 
 
 Mayan Language. 
 
 Languages.] 
 
 The. 
 
 J. [See also Indians, American- 
 [See also Pilgrim Fathers.] 
 
 ' Mayflower," The. B. 
 Maynooth College. G. 
 Measles. A. 
 
 Measures. [See Metric System ; Weights and Measures.] 
 
 Meat. A. [See also Dietetics ; Food ; Horse-flesh ; Vege- 
 tarianism.] 
 
 Meat Inspection. A. [See also Hygiene ; Meat Trade ; 
 Public Health ; Slaughtering.] 
 
 Meat Preserving. A. [See also Canning and Pre- 
 serving ; Cold Storage ; Preserving and Preservatives.] 
 
 Meat Trade. A. [See also Cold Storage ; Meat In- 
 spection.] 
 
 Mechanic Arts. [See Trades.] 
 
 Mechanical Drawing. A. [See also Architectural Draw- 
 ing ; Geometrical Drawing.] 
 
 Mechanical Engineering. A. [See also Belts and Belting ; 
 Boilers ; Brakes ; Cranes ; Electrical Engineering ; 
 Engineering Periodicals ; Engines ; Friction ; Fuel ; 
 Iron Castings ; Lifts, Hoists, and Elevators ; Loco 
 motives ; Lubrication ; Machine Construction ; Machine 
 Tools ; Machinery ; Mechanical Drawing ; Mechanics, 
 Practical ; Metal-founding ; Mills and Mill-work ; 
 Moulding; Pattern-making; Propellers; Railways; 
 Steam Engine ; Steam Jackets ; Tools ; Valves and 
 Valve Gear.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Mechanics (Physics). A. \_See also Dynamics ; Force and 
 Energy ; Friction ; Gravitation ; Hydro-dynamics ; 
 Hydrostatics ; Kinematics ; Motion ; Statics.] 
 
 Mechanics, Practical. A. [See also Industrial Arts — 
 Periodicals ; Machine Construction ; Mechanical Engi- 
 neering ; Technology — Periodicals ; Pulleys ; Tools, 
 Making and use of.] 
 
 Mechanics' Institutes. ISee Schools of Arts.] 
 
 Mechanism. [See Animal Mechanism ; Machinery.] 
 
 Meconic Acid. A. 
 
 Medals — General. A. [See also Coins ; Numismatics.] 
 
 Medals and Decorations— Military and Naval. A. 
 
 [See also Decorations of Honour ; Military Orders.] 
 
 Mediaeval Latin. [See Latin Language— Medi»val.] 
 
 Media. B. [See also Assyria ; Persia.] 
 
 Medical and Surgical Electricity. [See Electro-thera- 
 peutics.] 
 
 Medical Baths. A. [See also Aix-les-Bains ; Balneo- 
 therapeutics ; Baths and Bathing ; Hydropathy.] 
 
 Medical Botany. [See Botany — Medical ; Pharmacology.] 
 
 Medical Chemistry. A. [See also Disinfection and Dis- 
 infectants ; Hygiene ; Materia Medica ; Pharmacy ; 
 Physiological Chemistry ; Public Health.] 
 
 Medical Dictionaries. [See Medicine — Dictionaries.] 
 
 Medical Education. G. [See also Array, British — Medical 
 Schools; Medicine — Education, Museums, Schools.] 
 
 Medical Etiquette. [See Medical Profession.] 
 
 Medical Instruments. [See Surgical Instruments.] 
 
 Medical Jurisprudence. P. [See also Infanticide ; In- 
 sanity ; Poisons, Poisoning, and Antidotes.] 
 
 [See also Missions and Missionary 
 Medicine — Periodicals ; 
 
 Medical Missions. G. 
 Work — Foreign.] 
 
 Medical Periodicals. [See 
 
 Physiology — Periodicals. ] 
 
 Medical Profession. A. [See also Doctors ; Medical 
 Education ; Professional and Business Ethics.] 
 
 Medical Eegisters. E. 
 
 Medical Schools. [See Army, British — Medical Schools ; 
 Medical Education ; Medicine — Education, Schools.] 
 
 Medical Service — Army and Navy. A. [See also 
 Ambulances and Ambulance Work ; Army, British- — 
 Medical Schools ; Gunshot Wounds ; Red Cross Asso- 
 ciations.] 
 
 Medical Societies. [See Medicine — Societies.] 
 
 Medical Thermometer. [See Thermometers.] 
 
 Medical Works (Popular). [See Family Medicine.] 
 
 Medicinal Plants. [See Botany — Economic ; Botany, 
 Medical; Pharmacology; and under each Plant.] 
 
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 Medicine — General. A. [See also Accidents ; Ambu- 
 lances ; Anfesthetics ; • Anatomy ; Antiseptics ; 
 Bacteriology; Botany, Medical; Cemeteries; Children 
 —Diseases ; Clinical Medicine ; Diagnosis ; Eclectic 
 Medicine ; Electro-therapeutics ; Family Medicine ; 
 Germs in Disease ; Gynsecology ; Health ; Health 
 Resorts ; Heredity ; Histology ; Homoeopathy ; Hos- 
 pitals ; Hydropathy ; Hygiene ; Hypnotism ; Inocula- 
 tion ; Materia Medica ; Medical Education ; Medical 
 Jurisprudence ; Medical Missions ; Medical Profession ; 
 Medical Registers ; Medical Service — Army and Navy ; 
 Medicine — Periodicals ; Microscopy ; Mind and Body ; 
 Narcotics ; Nursing ; Obstetrics ; Pathology ; Pharma- 
 cology ; Pharmacy ; Physiology ; Poisons ; Public 
 Health ; Surgery ; Surgical Instruments ; Thera- 
 peutics ; Vaccination ; Veterinary Science ; and under 
 each Disease.] 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Education, Museums, Schools. G 
 
 History of. A. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Medicine Folk-lore. A. 
 
 Meditations : DevotionaL G. [See also Devotional 
 Exercises.] 
 
 Mediterranean Sea, D. [See also Riviera.] 
 
 Medusae. A. [See also Acalephie.] 
 
 Meerschaum. A. 
 
 Meiningen. D. 
 
 Melancholy. G. 
 
 Melanesia, MD. [See also New Hebrides ; Pacific Islands ; 
 Papuans; Polynesia; and under each Group and Island.] 
 
 Melanesians. [See Papuans ; Polynesians.] 
 
 Melbourne. MD. 
 
 Melbourne Exhibition. MK. 
 
 Melbourne Museum. MA. 
 
 Melinite. A. [See also Explosives ; Picric Acid.] 
 
 Melons. A. 
 
 Melting and Boiling Point Tables. A. [See also Mole- 
 cular Physics.] 
 
 Memory. G. [See also Mnemonics.] 
 
 Menageries, A. [See also Vivariums ; Zoology — Gardens.] 
 
 Mendicancy. [See Beggars ; Fakirs ; Pauperism ; Poor 
 Laws ; Vagrants.] 
 
 Mending and Repairing, A. [See also Receipts, Work- 
 shop.] 
 
 Meningitis. A. [See also Brain ; Spine.] 
 
 Mennonites. G. [See aho Albigcnses ; Anabaptists ; 
 Baptists ; Waldenses.] 
 
 Mensuration, A. 
 
Stihject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Mental Diseases. G. \Set ahn Brain ; Catalepsy ; 
 Dipsomania ; Hallucinations ; Idiocy ; Insanity ; Klepto- 
 mania ; Melancholy ; Mental Healing ; Mental Physio- 
 logy and Hygiene.] 
 
 Mental Faculties. G. {See also Consciousness ; Emo- 
 tions ; Hearing ; Imagination ; Instinct ; Intellect ; 
 Memory ; Metaphysics ; Mind ; Psychology ; Reason ; 
 Senses ; Sensibility ; Smell ; Sound ; Taste ; Touch ; 
 Understanding; Vision; Will.] 
 
 Mental Healing. G. {See also Faith Healing.] 
 
 Mental Philosophy. \_See Metaphysics ; Philosophy ; 
 
 Psychology.] 
 
 Mental Physiology and Hygiene. G. [^^eeoZso Heredity; 
 Mental Diseases ; Mental Healing : Mind and Body ; 
 Physiological Psychology ; Sex.] 
 
 Menus. A. {See also Cookery ; Domestic Economy.] 
 
 Mercantile Law. {See Commercial Law.] 
 
 Merchant Navy and Service. A. {See also Shipping 
 Lists.] 
 
 Merchants. C. 
 
 Mercury — (Metal.) A. 
 
 Mercury — (Astronomy.) A. 
 
 Meridional Instruments. {See Astronomical Instru- 
 ments.] 
 
 Mesmerism. {See Clairvoyance ; Electro-biology ; Hypnot- 
 ism.] 
 
 Mesopotamia. D. [&«a?so Acoadians; As.syria; Bab3'lon; 
 Chaldea.] 
 
 Mesozoa, A. 
 
 Messiah. {See Incarnation ; Jesus Christ ; Judaism ; 
 Theology, Systematic] 
 
 Metabolism. A. {See also Digestion and Indigestion ; 
 Feeding Experiments ; Physiological Chemistry.] 
 
 Metal-founding. A. {See nUo Alloys ; Bells ; Corrosion 
 and Fouling ; Iron-castings ; Moulding.] 
 
 Metal-work. A. {See "ho Alloys ; Amalgamation ; 
 Assaying ; Brasses ; Bronzes ; Corrosion and Fouling ; 
 Cutlery ; Electroplating ; Goldsmith's Work ; Iron 
 and Steel ; Knives ; Locks and Keys ; Paints ; Silver- 
 smith's Work ; Tin-plate.] 
 
 Metallurgy. A. {See alsn Analytical Chemistry ; Assay- 
 ing ; Chlorination ; Coke ; Cyanide Process ; Electro- 
 metallurgy ; Fluxes ; Fuel ; Furnaces ; Gold ; Miner- 
 alogy ; Mining — Periodicals ; Smelting ; and under 
 each Metal.] 
 
 Metals. A. {See also Electro-metallurgy ; Metal founding ; 
 Metal-work ; Metallurgy ; and under each Metal.] 
 
 Metamorphosis. A. [*Se« a/«o Caterpillars; Entomology.] 
 
 Metaphor. J. {See also Rhetoric] 
 
 Metaphysics. G. [See aZso Causation; Consciousness; Cos- 
 mology ; Determinism ; Development ; Evolution ; 
 Force ; Freedom of the Will ; Ideals ; Knowledge, 
 Theory of ; Matter ; Motion ; Numbers, Theory 
 and Concept of ; Ontology ; Psychology ; Quantity ; 
 Rationalism ; Reality ; Soul ; Space ; Teleology ; 
 Time.l 
 
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 Metazoa. \_See under each Division of the Animal King- 
 dom.] 
 
 Meteorological Instruments. A. \_See also Actinometry; 
 Anemometry ; Balloons ; Barometers ; Kites ; Hygro- 
 meters ; Thermometers.] 
 
 Meteorological Observations. [^See Evaporation; Mag- 
 netic Surveys ; Meteorology — Observatories.] 
 
 Meteorological Periodicals. [&e Meteorology — Periodi- 
 cals.] 
 Meteorological Societies. \_See Meteorology — Societies.] 
 
 Meteorology. A. [_See also Air ; Anemometry; Auroras ; 
 Barometer ; Climatology ; Clouds ; Cyclones ; Dew ; 
 Droughts ; Evaporation ; Floods ; Hail ; Magnetic 
 Surveys ; Meteorological Instruments ; Meteorology — 
 Observatories; Meteorology — Periodicals; Nilometers; 
 Periodicity ; Radiation ; Rain and Rainfall ; Snow ; 
 Storms ; Temperature ; Thermometers ; Tornadoes ; 
 Vapour, Aqueous ; Weather Forecasting ; Winds ; and 
 under subheading Climate under each Country.] 
 
 Observatories and Stations — Reports. E. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Meteorites. A. 
 
 Meteors. A. 
 
 Methodist Episcopal Church. G. \_See also Welsh Cal- 
 vinistic Church ; Wesleyan Methodism.] 
 
 Metre. H. \_See also Poetry — General ; Prosody ; Versifi- 
 cation ; and under subheading Prosody under each 
 
 Language.] 
 
 Metric System. A. \_See also Decimal System ; Weights 
 and Measures.] 
 
 Metrology. [See Weights and Measures.] 
 
 Mexican Language and Literature. J. [See also Indians, 
 American — Languages. ] 
 
 Mexican War, 1845. B. 
 
 Mexico. D. [See also Aztec Race and Language ; 
 Mexican Language ; Mexico — Religions.] 
 
 Religions. G. 
 
 Mezzotint. A. 
 
 Mica. A. 
 
 Mice. A. [See also Rodentia.] 
 
 Microbes. [See Bacteriology ; Germs in Disease.] 
 
 Micronesia. MD. [See also Caroline, Gilbert, Kingsmill 
 and Ladrone Islands ; Polynesia.] 
 
 Micro-organisms. [See Bacteriology ; Fermentation ; 
 Germs in Disease ; Nitrogen in Agriculture.] 
 
 Microphone. [See Telephone.] 
 
 Microphotography. A. [See also Photography.] 
 
 Microscope, The. A. [See also Microphotography ; 
 Microscopy.] 
 
 Microscopical Societies, [See Microscopy — Societies.] 
 
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Subject Seadings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Microscopy. A. [See also Bacteriology ; Biology — 
 Periodicals ; Histology ; Microphotography ; Micro- 
 scope ; Microscopy — Societies ; Microtome ; Polari- 
 scope.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Microtome. A. 
 
 Middle Ages. [See Chivalry ; Crusades ; Feudalism ; 
 History, Mediaeval ; Inquisition ; Monasticism ; 
 Renaissance ; also sub-heading History under the 
 names of Countries and Subjects.] 
 
 Midwifery. [See Obstetrics.] 
 
 Migration. A. [See also Birds.] 
 
 Military Architecture. A. [See also Arsenals ; Castles.] 
 
 Military Art and Science. A. [See also Ambulances ; 
 Ammunition ; Arms and Armour ; Army, British ; 
 Artillery ; Ballooning — Military ; Camel Corps ; 
 Cayalry ; Conscription ; Drill and Minor Tactics ; 
 Explosives ; Generals ; Gunnery ; Infantry ; Intelli- 
 gence Department ; Medals and Decorations ; Medical 
 Service — Army and Navy ; Military Architecture ; 
 Military Engineers and Artificers ; Military Clothing ; 
 Military Colleges ; Military Dictionaries ; Military 
 Engineering ; Military History ; Military Law ; Mili- 
 tary Life and Customs; Military Periodicals; Military 
 Societies ; Military Surveying ; Mounted Infanti-y ; 
 Naval Art and Science ; Projectiles ; Red Cross Asso- 
 ciations ; Shooting, Military ; Signals and Signalling ; 
 Small Arms ; Soldiers ; Strategy ; Tactics ; Transport, 
 Military ; Wars ; and under subheading Army under 
 each Country.] 
 
 ■ Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Education, Colleges, Schools. G. 
 
 — Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies, Institutes. E. 
 
 Military Biography. [See Generals ; Soldiers.] 
 
 Military Clothing. A. [See also Uniforms.] 
 
 Military Colleges and Education. [See Military Art 
 and Science — Education.] 
 
 Military Dictionaries. [See Military Art and Science — 
 Dictionaries.] 
 
 Military Engineering. A. [See also Harbour Defences ; 
 Military Engineers and Artificers.] 
 
 Military Engineers and Artificers. A. 
 
 Military Expeditions. B. [See also under the name of 
 the Place, e.y. Ashantee, Benin, Chitral, Mashonaland, 
 Matabeleland, Tirah, <tc.] 
 
 Military History. B. [See also Arms and Armour 
 Army, British ; Battles ; Conscription ; Generals 
 Medals and Decorations ; Military Life and Customs 
 Military Orders ; Regimental Histories ; Soldiers 
 Uniforms; Victoria Cross ; Volunteers; Wars.] 
 
 Military Law and Administration. F. [See also 
 Mutiny Act.] 
 
 Military Life and Customs. B. [See also Soldiers.] 
 
 Military Orders. A. [See also Medals and Decorations.] 
 
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 Military Periodicals. \_See Military Art and Science — 
 Periodicals.] 
 
 Military Societies and Institutes. [See Military Art 
 and Science — Societies and Institutes.] 
 
 Military Surveying. A. 
 
 Military Systems. F. [^See also Army, British ; and 
 under tlie sub-heading Army under each Country.] 
 
 Militia. B. [5'«« also Army, British.] 
 
 Milk and Milk Inspection. A. \_See also Condensed 
 Milk ; Dairying ; Koumiss.] 
 
 Milky Way. A. 
 
 Millennium. G. \_See also Future State ; Second Advent.] 
 
 Millets. A. \See also Broom-corn ; Sorghums.] 
 
 Millinery. A. \_See also Costume ; Hats ; Headgear.] 
 
 Milling of Wheat. A. ^See also Mills and Mill-work.] 
 
 Millionaires. C. 
 
 Mills and Mill-work.' A. \_See a ^so Factories ; Machinery; 
 Mechanical Engineering.] 
 
 Mimicry. A. 
 
 Mimosa-bark. \_See Tannins ; Wattles.] 
 
 Mind. G. \_See also Development ; Idiocy ; Insanity ; 
 Intellect ; Intelligence ; Memory ; Mental Diseases ; 
 Mental Faculties ; Mental Healing; Mental Physiology 
 and Hygiene; Metaphysics; Mind and Body ; Mne- 
 monics ; Physiological Psychology.] 
 
 Mind and Body. G. [^See also Anthropology ; Appari- 
 tions ; Brain ; Catalepsy ; Clairvoyance ; Dipsomania ; 
 Dreams ; Faith-healing ; Ghosts ; Hallucinations ; 
 Heredity ; Hypnotism ; Idiocy ; Insanity ; Klepto- 
 mania ; Melancholy ; Mental Healing ; Mental Physio- 
 logy and Hygiene ; Palmistry ; Phrenology ; Physi- 
 ognomy ; Physiological Psychology ; Second Sight ; 
 Sleep ; Somnambulism ; Spiritualism ; Telepathy ; 
 Temperament.] 
 
 Mind-cure. \_See Faith-healing ; Mental Healing.] 
 
 Mind-reading. {See Clairvoyance.] 
 
 Mineral Resources of Countries. {See Mining and 
 Mineral Resources — By Countries ; Mining — Statis- 
 tics ; and under each Country in the Author 
 Catalogue under a special sub-heading, for Official 
 Publications.] 
 
 Mineral Waters and Springs. A. {See also Balneo- 
 therapeutics ; Medical Baths.] 
 
 Mineralogy. General. A. [5^«eaZ»'o Assaying; Blow-pipe 
 Analysis; Crystallography; Diamonds; Gems; Geology; 
 Isomorphism ; Metallurgy ; Mining ; Mining — Period- 
 icals ; Petrology ; and under each Mineral.] 
 
 Manuals, Text-books, Nomenclature. A. 
 
 Museums, Collections — Catalogues. A. 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Miners' Safety Lamps. A. [See also Fires in Mines.] 
 
 Miniature Painting, A. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Mining. Genereal. A. \_See ahn Blasting ; Coal-mines 
 and Coal-mining ; Copper-mining ; Explosives ; Fires 
 in Mines ; Gas in Mines ; Gold-fields ; Gold-mining ; 
 Mining and Mineral Resources — By Countries ; Min- 
 ing Departments ; Mining — Education ; Mining 
 Engineering ; Mining — Laws and Legislation ; Mining 
 Machinery ; Mining — Periodicals ; Mining— Societies ; 
 Mining — Statistics; Prospecting; Salt and Salt-min- 
 ing ; Silver Mining ; Tunnelling ; Ventilation ; and 
 under each Metal and Mineral.] 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies, Boards, Institutes. A. 
 
 Education, Schools, Museums. G. 
 
 Statistics. E. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Mining and Mineral Kesources— By Countries. A. 
 
 Mining Companies. F. 
 
 Mining Departments. E. [5«« also Mining— Education, 
 Schools and Museums.] 
 
 Mining Engineering. A. [See also Coal-mines and Coal- 
 mining ; Gas in Mines ; Gold-mining ; Fires in Mines ; 
 Mining — General ; Pumps.] 
 
 Mining Law and Regulations. [See Mining — Laws and 
 
 Legislation.] 
 
 Mining Machinery. A. {See also Pumps.] 
 
 Mining Periodicals. \_See Mining— Periodicals.] 
 
 Mining Schools and Education. \_See Mining— Educa- 
 tion, Schools, Museums.] 
 
 Mining Societies. [See Mining— Societies, Boards, Insti- 
 tutes.] 
 
 Mining Statistics. [_See sub-heading Statistics under 
 Mining ; also under each Country in Autlior Cata- 
 logue foj* Government Publications.] 
 
 Ministers of State. C. \_See also Ambassadors ; Chan- 
 cellors ; Diplomacy ; Prime Ministers ; Statesmen and 
 Politicians.] 
 
 Ministers of the Gospel. \_See Christian Biography ; 
 Clergy ; Missionaries ; Ordination ; Preachers.] 
 
 Minnesingers. H. [See also Bards ; Minstrels ; Trou- 
 badours.] 
 
 Minor Prophets. [See Prophets ; and under each of the 
 Prophetical Books.] 
 
 Minorca. D. 
 
 Minstrels. C. 
 dours.] 
 
 Mints and Mint Reports. E. and F. 
 
 Minyadidae. A. [See also Zoiiphytes.] 
 
 Miracle, Morality and Mystery Plays. H. [See also 
 
 Drama, The ; Ober-Ammergau ; Passion Plays.] 
 Miracles. G. [See also Apparitions; Christian Evidences ; 
 
 Lourdes ; Spiritualism ; Supernaturalism.] 
 Mirrors. A. 
 Miscegenation, A. 
 
 [See also Bards ; Minnesingers ; Trouba- 
 
 [See also Ethnology.] 
 
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 Miscellaneous Literature. [^See Literature— General.] 
 
 Misdemeanours. F. 
 
 Mishna. [See Talmud.] 
 
 Missals and Breviaries. G. 
 
 Missionaries and Evangelists, Lives of. C. 
 
 Missionary Societies. [^See Missions and Missionary 
 Work — Societies.] 
 
 Missions and Missionary Work. General. G. {See also 
 Evangelistic Work; Kanakas; Medical Missions; 
 Melanesia ; Micronesia ; New Hebrides ; Polynesia ; 
 Salvation Army ; Zenana Missions.] 
 
 City and Home. G \^See also Church and Soijial 
 
 Problems ; Homes and Shelters ; Salvation Army ; 
 Sunday Schools ; Tract Societies ; Y.M.C. Associa- 
 tions ; Y.W.C. Associations.] 
 
 Foreign. G. \^See also Bible Societies; Doshisha 
 
 University, Japan ; Medical Missions ; South Sea 
 Islands ; Zenana Missions.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 By Countries. G. 
 
 Aborigines of Australia. MG. 
 
 Mistletoe. A. 
 
 Mithra and Mithraism. G. [See also Vedas, The; 
 Zoroastrianism.] 
 
 Mites. (Zoology). A. [See also Acarina.] 
 
 Mnemonics. G. [See also Memory.] 
 
 Moa. A. [See also Dinornithidae ; Palaeontology — New 
 
 Zealand.] 
 
 Moabite Stone. B. [See also Archreology ; Louvre ; 
 Phoenician Language.] 
 
 Mobs. F. [See also Crowd ; Lynch Law ; Riots.] 
 
 Modelling. A. 
 
 Modesty. G. 
 
 Moeris. B. [See also Egyptology.] 
 
 Moguls, [See Mongols.] 
 
 Mohammedan Law. [See Law — Mohammedan.] 
 
 Mohammedanism. G. [See also Caliphs ; Dervishes ; 
 Koran ; Mosques ; Ottomans ; Sultans of Turkey ; 
 Turkey — Religion. ] 
 
 Mohmunds. A. [See also Pathans.] 
 
 Molasses. A. [See also Sugar-making.] 
 
 Molecular Physics. A. [See also Atomic Theory ; 
 Chemistry ; Elasticity ; Ether ; Gravitation ; Matter ; 
 Melting and Boiling Point Tables ; Physics ; Strength 
 of Materials.] 
 
 Mollusca. A. [(S«« a'so Molluscoidea ; Oysters; Tunicata; 
 and under each Division, Class, and Order — Cephalo- 
 poda ; Gasteropoda ; Lamellibranchiata ; Pteropoda ; 
 Scaphopoda.] 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Molluscoidea. A. [See also Brachiopoda ; Polyzoa.] 
 
 Moluccas. D. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 139 
 
 Monarchy. General. F. {See also Coronations ; Court 
 Guides ; Czars ; Democracy ; Despotism ; Emperors ; 
 Government ; Kings ; Queens ; Tyranny.] 
 
 Absolute. F. 
 
 Constitutional. F. 
 
 Monasteries. G. [_See also Abbeys ; Convents ; Monas- 
 ticism ; Monks ; and under each Monastery.] 
 
 Monasticism. G. [/S«« a?so Asceticism ; Augustinians ; 
 Benedictines ; Brotherhoods ; Capuchins ; Carmelites ; 
 Carthusians; Celibacy; Cistercians; Convents; Domi- 
 nicans ; Franciscans ; Jesuits ; Monasteries ; Monks ; 
 Passionists ; Redemptorists ; Religious Orders ; Sister- 
 hoods.] 
 
 Monetary Question. {See Bimetallism ; Currency.] 
 
 Money. [See Bimetallism ; Currency; Paper Money.] 
 
 Mongolia. D. 
 
 Mongolians. A. [See also Chinese ; Coreans ; Mongols ; 
 Tartars.] 
 
 Mongols. A. [See also Accadians ; Hieroglyphics ; Hit- 
 tites ; Mongolians.] 
 
 Mongoose. A. 
 
 Monism. G. [See also Dualism ; Pantheism ; Spinozism ; 
 Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Monkeys. A. [See also Apes ; Gorilla ; Orang Outang ; 
 Pithecanthropus erectus.J 
 
 Monks. G. [See also Augustinians ; Benedictines; Capu- 
 chins ; Carmelites ; Carthusians ; Cistercians ; Con- 
 vents ; Dominicans ; Franciscans ; Hermits ; Jesuits ; 
 Monasteries ; Monasticism ; Nuns ; Passionists ; Re- 
 demptorists; Religious Orders; and under each Order.] 
 
 Monocotyledonse. A. [See also Botany, General ; and 
 under each Class.] 
 
 Monogamy, G. [See also Mormonism ; Polygamy.] 
 
 Monograms. [See Alphabets, Initials and . Monograms ; 
 Illumination — Fine Arts.] 
 
 Monophysites. G. [See also Coptic Church; Ecclesias- 
 tical History — Egypt ; Eutychians ; Greek Church ; 
 Heresies.] 
 
 Monopolies. F. [See also Capital ; Trusts.] 
 
 Monotheism. G. [See also Polytheism.] 
 
 Monotremata. A. [See also Echidna ; Marsupials ; 
 Platypus ; Tacliyglossidoe.] 
 
 Monroe Doctrine. F. [See also United States — Politics.] 
 
 Monstrosities. A. [See also Abnormities ; Dwarfs ; 
 Giants ; Hermaphrodites ; Teratology.] 
 
 Montanism. G. [See also Asceticism j Second Advent.] 
 
 Monte Video. D. 
 
 Monts de Piete. F. [See also Pawnbroking.] 
 
 Monuments and Monumental Inscriptions. B. [See 
 also Archasology — Bi/ Countries; Arches of Triumph ; 
 Brasses; Inscriptions; Mounds; Pyramids; Sculpture; 
 Tombs and Mausoleums.] 
 
140 
 
 -J^uhlic Lihrari) of Neio South TFale3. 
 
 Moon. A. [See also Eclipses ; Tides.] 
 Moors. B. [See also A Ihambra, The ; Arabs.] 
 Moral Education. G. [See also Character; 
 
 Culture ; 
 Amuse - 
 
 [See Miracle, Morality and Mystery 
 
 Home Education ; Self Culture ; Training.] 
 
 Moral Philosophy. G. [See also Altruism 
 
 ments ; Capital Punishment ; Celibacy ; Character ; 
 Charity ; Chastity ; Christian Ethics ; Citizenship ; 
 Civilization; Conscience; Courage; Cowardice; Crime; 
 Cruelty ; Culture ; Customs ; Debtor and Creditor ; 
 Deontology ; Determinism ; Duelling ; Duty ; Egoism ; 
 Emotions; Envy; Epicureanism; Etiquette; Evil; 
 Family ; Freedom of the Will ; Friendship; Gambling; 
 Happiness ; Hedonism ; Heredity ; Heroes and Hero- 
 ism ; Home; Liberty; Love; Loyalty; Lying; Marriage 
 and Divorce; Master and Servant; Morality; Patience; 
 Patriotism ; Pauperism ; Peace ; Polygamy ; Poverty ; 
 Pride ; Punishment ; Reformation ; Religion ; Repent- 
 ance ; Self-culture ; Sin ; Slavery ; Social Ethics ; 
 Social Problems ; Soul ; Speculation ; State Ethics ; 
 Stoicism ; Suicide ; Sunday and Sunday Observance ; 
 Temperance; Theodicy; Toleration; Truth; Utilita- 
 rianism ; Vice ; Virtue ; Vivisection ; War ; Will ; 
 Women — Position, Treatment, and Influence.] 
 
 Morality. G. 
 
 Morality Plays. 
 
 Plays.] 
 
 Moravian Language. J. 
 
 Moravians. G. 
 
 Mordants. [See Dyes and Dyeing.] 
 
 Morioris. MA. [See also Chatham Islands ; Maoris.] 
 
 Mormonism. G. [See also Polygamy.] 
 
 Morocco. D. [>S««a/60 Atlas Mountains; Sahara; Tafilet.] 
 
 Morphia. A. [See also Narcotics ; Opium ; Pharmacy.] 
 
 Morphology. A. [See nho Anatomy; Biology; Denti- 
 tion: Embryology; Histology; Muscles; Nerves and 
 Nervous System ; Osteology.] 
 
 Mortality Statistics. [See Statistics— Vital.] 
 
 Mortars. [See Cements ; Limes.] 
 
 Mortgages. (I^w.) F. [See also Credit Foncier.] 
 
 Mortuaries. [See Cemeteries.] 
 
 Mosaic Law. G. [See also Judaism.] 
 
 Mosaics. A. 
 
 Mosques. A. [See also Mohammedanism.] 
 
 Mosquito. A. [See also Diptera.] 
 
 Mosses. A. [See also Algae ; Botany, Cryptogamic ; 
 Hepaticffi ; Lichens ; Lycopodiums.] 
 
 Mothers. F. [See also Family ; Home.] 
 
 Moths. A. [&« aZso Butterflies; Entomology; Heterocera; 
 Insects; Lepidoptera; Noctuidse; Sphinxes.] 
 
 Motion. A. [See also Cosmology; Dynamics; Force; 
 Kinematics.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Indea 
 
 141 
 
 Motor Carriages and Auto-cars. A. 
 
 Motors. \_See Dynamics ; Engines.] 
 
 Mottoes. J. \_See also Devices ; Emblems ; Heraldry.] 
 
 Motu Language. MJ. [^See also New Guinea ; Papuan 
 
 Languages.] 
 
 Mould. A. [^See also Earthworms.] 
 
 Moulding. A. [&e also Iron-castings ; Metal-founding ; 
 Pattern-making.] 
 
 Mounds and Mound-builders. B. [&« also Indians, 
 American.] 
 
 Mountaineering. D. [See also Alpine Clubs ; Alps.] 
 
 Mountains. A. and D. 
 
 Mounted Infantry. A. [_See also Camel Corps.] 
 
 Mourning Customs. G. 
 
 Mouth, The. A. [See also Lockjaw ; Teeth.] 
 
 Movement in Plants. A. [See also Botany, Physiological ; 
 Climbing Plants.] 
 
 Mozambique. D. 
 
 Mozambique People and Languages. A. 
 
 Mulberry Tree3, A. [See ol.o Sericulture.] 
 
 Mules. A. 
 
 Multiple Expansion Engines. [See Engines ] 
 
 Mummies. B. [See also Egyptology ; Embalming.] 
 
 Mumps. A. 
 
 Mung Bean. [See B3ans.] 
 
 Mungoose. [See Mongoose.] 
 
 Municipal Corporations. F. [See also Aldermen ; 
 Boroughs ; City, The ; Local Government ; Municipal 
 Government.] 
 
 Municipal Engineering and Works. A. 
 
 Municipal Government. F. [See also County Councils ; 
 Garbage; Local Government; Municipal Regulations ; 
 Sanitation ; Street Cleaning ; Water Supply.] 
 
 Laws and' Legislation. P. 
 
 Municipal Regulations. F. [&« a^.w under each Town.] 
 
 Mural Paintings. A. 
 
 Murder. F. [See also Assassination ; Infanticide.] 
 
 Musci. [See Mosses.] 
 
 Muscles — Anatomy. A. 
 
 Musee de Lyon. [See Lyons Museum ; and in Author 
 Catalogue under this Title.] 
 
 Museums. General. A. [See also Australian Museum ; 
 Botany — Museums; Brisbane Museum; British 
 Museum ; Melbourne Museum ; Natural History — 
 Museums ; South Kensington Museum ; U.S. National 
 Museum ; Zoology — Museums ; and under the title of 
 each Museum, both in the Index and the Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Architecture. A. 
 
142 
 
 Public Library of New South Wales. 
 
 Museums. Guides and Handbooks. A. 
 
 Reports. E. [&« a Zso Australian Museum; Brisbane 
 
 Museum ; British Museum ; Melbourne Museum ; 
 South Kensington Museum ; U.S. National Museum ; 
 and under the title of each National Museum under its 
 Country in Author Catalogue, for Official Reports.] 
 
 Mushrooms. A. \_See also Fungi.] 
 
 Music. General. A. [See also Acoustioa; Canon; Choirs; 
 Churcli Music ; Counterpoint ; Fugue ; Harmony ; 
 Instrumentation; Music-Drama; Music — Education; 
 Musical Criticism ; Musical Form and Composition; 
 Musical Instruments ; Musicians ; National Songs ; 
 Opera; Orchestration; Singing and Voice-Culture; 
 Sol-Fa Method ; Songs.] 
 
 Australian. MA. [/See also Songs — Australian.] 
 
 Collections. A. 
 
 Training, 
 
 Dictionaries. 
 
 Education 
 
 — History. A. 
 — - Periodicals. E. 
 
 — Societies. A. [See 
 Academy or Society.] 
 
 Schools. G. 
 
 also under the title of each 
 
 Music-Drama. H. [See also Wagnerian Music and 
 
 Opera.] 
 Music Halls. H. 
 Musical Criticism. A. 
 
 Musical Education. [See IMusic — Education, Training, 
 
 Schools ; Singing.] 
 
 Musical Form and Composition. A. 
 
 Musical Instruments. A. [See also Bell-ringing ; Harp ; 
 Instrumentation; Organs; Pianoforte; Tuning ; Violin ; 
 Violoncello ; and under each Instrument.] 
 
 Musicians. C. [See also Organists ; Pianists ; Singers ; 
 Violinists.] 
 
 Musk Melon. [See Melons.] 
 
 Musk-oxen. A. 
 
 Musketry. [See Shooting, Military.] 
 
 Mustard. A. 
 
 Mutinies. B. [See also Bounty, Ship ; Indian Mutiny ; 
 Pitcairn Island ; Revolutions.] 
 
 Mutiny Act. F. [See aha Military Law.] 
 
 Mycenae. B. and D. 
 
 Mycetozoa. A. [See also Protophyta ; Protozoa.] 
 
 Mycology. [See Fungi.] 
 
 Myology. [See Muscles.] 
 
 Myriopoda. A. [See also Centipedes.] 
 
 Mystery Plays. [See Miracle, Morality, and Mystery 
 Plays; Music-drama; Ober-Ammergau.] 
 
 Mysticism. G. [See also Jansenists; Neo-Platonism ; 
 Phallic Worship ; Port Royalists ; Quietism ; Rosi- 
 crucians ; Spinozism ; Swedenborgianism ; and under 
 Blake, Bohme, Cornelius Agrippa, Paracelsus, Plotinus, 
 Reuchlin, Servetus, in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 148 
 
 Mythology. General. B. [&e oZm Animal-lore; Animals 
 
 
 and Plants in Mythology ; Animals, Worship of ; 
 
 
 Archteology; Argonauts; Classical Dictionaries; Fairy- 
 
 
 tales; Folk-lore; Gods; Indians, American ; Legends; 
 
 
 Myths; Plant-lore; Popular Errors; Religion — History 
 
 
 of ; Sagas ; Serpent-worship ; Superstition.] 
 
 
 ■ Dictionaries. B. \_See also Classical Dictionaries.] 
 
 
 ■ • By Countries. B. 
 
 
 Myths. B. 
 
 
 Myxomycetes. [See Mycetozoa.] 
 
 
 Myzostomaria. A. \_See also Worms.] 
 
 
 IN 
 
 • 
 
 Naga Hills. D. 
 
 
 Nagana. [See Tsetse Fly.] 
 
 
 Nagas. A. [See also Assam.] 
 
 
 Nahuatl. [See Mexican Language.] 
 
 
 Nails. A. 
 
 
 Nama Dialect. [See Namaqua Language.] 
 
 
 Namaqua Language. J. [See also African Languages ; 
 
 
 Hottentots.] 
 
 
 Names — Dictionaries. K. [See also Pseudonyms.] 
 
 
 History of. J. 
 
 
 Nanga, The. [See Rites and Ceremonies — Aborigines of 
 
 
 Australia.] 
 
 
 Naphtha. A. 
 
 
 Naphthalene. A. [Sei also Coal-tar.] 
 
 
 Naples, D. 
 
 
 Napoleonic Literature. J. [See also under Napoleon in 
 
 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 
 Napoleonic Wars (1789 1815). B. [See also France 
 
 
 History ; Napoleonic Literature.] 
 
 
 Narcissus and Jonquil. A. [See also Amaryllidie; 
 
 
 Bulbs and Bulb-culture.] 
 
 
 Narcotics. A. [See also Chloral ; Hasheesh ; Morphia ; 
 
 
 Opium ; Stimulants ; Tobacco.] 
 
 . 
 
 Natal. D. [See also South Africa.] 
 
 
 National Australian Convention. [See Federation, 
 
 
 Australian.] 
 
 
 National Banks. F. [See also Agricultural Banks ; 
 
 
 Banks and Banking ; Savings Banks.] 
 
 
 National Debts. F. [See also Finance.] 
 
 
 National Education. G. [See also Education — By 
 
 
 Countries; Illiteracy ; Public Schools, N.S.W.] 
 
 
 National Gallery, London. A. [See also London National 
 
 
 Gallery in Author Catalogue, for Catalogues ; and under 
 
 
 Great Britain and Ireland, for Official Reports.] 
 
 
 National Insurance. [See Insurance, State and Com- 
 
 
 pidsory.] 
 
 
 National Libraries. [See Libraries— State.] 
 
 
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 Public Library of Neio South Wales. 
 
 National Portrait Gallery. A. \See also in Author 
 Catalogue, under London National Portrait Gallery, 
 for Catalogues; and under Great Britain and Ireland, 
 for Official Reports.] 
 
 National Schools. (N.S.W.) \See Education, Primary 
 —New South Wales ; Public Schools, N.S.W.] 
 
 National Songs. H. 
 Nationalism and Nationality. F. 
 
 Nationalization. General. F. \_See also Land Tenure ; 
 Single Tax ; Socialism, State.] 
 
 (1) Land. (2) Railways. 
 
 Native Currant. (Leptomeria acida). MA. 
 
 Natural History. (Popular Botany and Zoology). A- 
 [See also Animal-lore ; Animals and Plants in Myth- 
 ology ; Aquariums ; Biology ; Botany ; Collecting ; 
 Distribution of Plants and Animals ; Evolution ; 
 Geology ; Instinct ; Menageries ; Mineralogy ; Natura- 
 lists ; Nature ; Paleontology ; Plant-lore ; Taxidermy ; 
 Zoology ; and under each Animal.] 
 
 Dictionaries. A. \ See also 'Bot&ny — Dictionaries; 
 
 Zoology — Dictionaries. ] 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, Pamphlets. A. 
 
 Museums, Collections, Exhibitions. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 ■ By Countries. A. \See also Botany and Flora — By 
 
 Countries ; Zoology and Fauna — By Countries.] 
 
 Natural Philosophy, [See Physics.] 
 
 Natural Religion. [See Religions, Primitive; Theology, 
 Natural.] 
 
 Natural Science. [See Natural History ; Physics.] 
 
 Natural Selection. A. [See also Evolution ; Heredity.] 
 
 Natural Theology. [See Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Naturalism. G. [See also Agnosticism ; Romanticism ; 
 Supernaturalism ; Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Naturalists. C. [See also Biologists ; Scientists.] 
 
 Naturalization, F. [See also Citizenship.] 
 
 Nature and Natural Law. A. [See also Metaphysics ; 
 Natural History; Science; Theology — Natural.] 
 
 Naucratis, B. [See also Egyptology.] 
 
 Nauheim. A. 
 
 Nautical Almanacs. E. [See also under the title of each 
 in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Nautical and Naval Dictionaries, [See Naval Art and 
 Science — Dictionaries. ] 
 
 Nautical Astronomy. A. [See also Compass ; Latitude ; 
 Longitude ; Nautical Almanacs ; Navigation.] 
 
 Nautical Instruments, A. [See also under each Instru- 
 ment.] 
 Nautical Life, [See Naval Life; Sailors and Nautical Life.] 
 Nautical Surveying, [See Marine Surveying.] 
 Nautilus. A. [See also Cephalopoda.] 
 
 Naval and Nautical Periodicals, [See Naval Art and 
 Science — Periodicals.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionaiij Index. 
 
 145 
 
 Naval Architecture. A. [&«oZso Shipbuilding; Torpedo 
 Boats ; Trireme.] 
 
 Naval Art and Science. A. \^See also Gunnery ; Merchant 
 Navy and Service ; Naval Architecture ; Naval 
 Artillery ; Naval Defences ; Naval Education ; Naval 
 Engineering ; Naval Law ; Naval Tactics ; Navigation 
 and Seamanship; Privateering; Sails and Sailraaking: 
 Shipbuilding ; Signals and Signalling ; Torpedoes ; 
 Warships.] 
 
 Education, Colleges, Training Ships. G. 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Naval Artillery. A. 
 
 Naval Battles. B. [See also Naval History.] 
 
 Naval Biography. C. [_See also Admirals ; Pirates ; 
 Sailors.] 
 
 Naval Defences. F. [See olsn this sub-heading under 
 Australia and each Colony.] 
 
 Naval Dictionaries. [See Naval Art and Science — 
 Dictionaries.] 
 
 Naval Education. (J. [See also Naval Art and Science — 
 Education, Colleges, Training Ships; Navy, British — 
 Examinations.] 
 
 Naval Engineering. A. [See also Marine Engineering ; 
 
 Shipbuilding ; Warships.] 
 
 Naval History. B. [See a/so Admirals ; "Alabama"; 
 Armada ; Naval Battles ; Naval Biography ; Navies 
 of the World ; Navy, British ; Pirates ; JPressgang ; 
 Privateering; Sailors and Nautical Life; under sub- 
 heading A'avy under each country, and under Navy 
 Records Society in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Naval Law and Administration. F. [See also Admiralty 
 Court ; Maritime Law.] 
 
 Naval Life and Customs. B. [See also Sailors and 
 Nautical Life.] 
 
 Naval Reserves. A. and F. 
 
 Naval Societies. [See Naval History — Societies.] 
 
 Naval Tactics. A. [See also Naval Art and Science.] 
 
 Navies of the World — General. A. [See ahn Navy, 
 British; and under sub-heading Navj/ under each 
 Country.] 
 
 Navigation and Seamanship. A. [See also Azimuth 
 Tables ; Beacons ; Compass, The ; Knots and Splices ; 
 Latitude ; Life-boats ; Lighthouses ; Logs of Ships ; 
 Longitude ; Merchant Navy and Service ; Nautical 
 Almanacs ; Nautical Astronomy ; Naval History ; Oil 
 at Sea ; Pirates ; Sailors ; Ship-building ; Shipwrecks ; 
 Signals and Signalling; Yachting.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. [See also Maritime 
 
 Law ; Naval Law.] 
 
 Navigator's Islands. [See Samoa.] 
 
 Navigators. [See Travellers and Explorers.] 
 
146 
 
 JPublio Library of New South Wales. 
 
 Navy, British. B. [See also Ambulances ; Marines ; 
 Medals and Decorations, Military and Naval; Medical 
 Service — Army and Navy ; Merchant Navy ; Naval 
 Artillery ; Naval Reserves ; Sailors ; Warships ; for 
 other Navies see under the country, e.g., France — 
 Jfavy.'] 
 
 Examinations. G. [See also Naval Education.] 
 
 Lists. [See under Great Britain and Ireland — 
 
 Admiralty, in Author Catalogue.] 
 Orders. [See Great Britain and Ireland- 
 
 -Admi 
 
 rality, in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 NebulsB and Star Clusters, A. 
 
 Nebular Hypotheses. A. [/SeeoZso Astronomy; Comets ; 
 Cosmic Dust.] 
 
 Necessitarianism. G. [See also Determinism ; Freedom 
 of the Will ; Liberty.] 
 
 Necromancy. [See Magic ; Sorcery ; Witchcraft.] 
 
 Necrosis. A. [See also Gangrene.] 
 
 Needle-making. A 
 
 Needlework. A. [See also Dress-making ; Embroidery ; 
 Fancy-work ; Knitting ; Lace and Lace-making ; 
 Needlework — Fine Arts ; Sewing ; Tapestry.] 
 
 Needlework — Fine Arts. A 
 
 Negrilloes. MA. 
 
 Negrito Races and Languages. [See Aborigines of 
 Australia ; Papuans ; Polynesians.] 
 
 Negro Minstrelsy and Plantation Songs. A. 
 
 Negro Slavery. [See Slavery and Slave Trade.] 
 
 Negroes. A. [See also American Negroes ; Race Pro- 
 blems ; Slavery.] 
 
 Nehemiah : Old Testament. G. 
 
 Nematodes. A. [See also Entozoa ; Helminthology ; 
 Parasites ; Worms.] 
 
 Nemertines. A. 
 
 Nengonese Language, MJ. [See aZso Papuan Languages.] 
 
 Neo-Kantian Philosophy, G. 
 
 Neo-Platonism, G. [See also Manichseism.] 
 
 Nepalese Language, J. 
 
 Nepaul. D. [See also Gourkhas.] 
 
 Neptune— (Astronomy). A. 
 
 Nerves and Nervous System. A. [See also Brain ; 
 Cells; Chorea; Convulsions; Epilepsy; Headache; 
 Hysteria ; Insanity ; Locomotor ataxia ; Neuralgia ; 
 Neurasthenia ; Neuritis ; Paralysis ; Spinal Cord ; 
 Spine ; Tetanus.] 
 
 Nestorian Church. G. [See also Arians and Arianism ; 
 Chaldea ; Christianity — History of ; Ecclesiastical 
 History — Eastern Church ; Greek Church : Heresies.] 
 
 Nests. [See Eggs and Nests ; Birds.] 
 
 Netherlands, [See Holland.] 
 
 Neuralgia, A. [See also Nerves and Nervous System.] 
 
 Neurasthenia. A. [See also Nerves and Nervous 
 System.] 
 
Subject Headings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
 147 
 
 Neuritis. A. \_See also Nerves and Nervous System.] 
 
 Neuroptera. A. [jSee also Entomology.] 
 
 New Britain, MD. 
 
 Language. MJ. 
 
 New Brunswick. D. 
 
 New Caledonia. MD. [See also Pines, Isle of.] 
 
 New Church. [See Society of the New Church ; Sweden- 
 borgianism.] 
 
 New England. B. and D. [See also Connecticut ; Maine ; 
 Massachusetts ; New Hampshire ; Pilgrim Fathers ; 
 Rhode Island ; Vermont.] 
 
 New France. MD. 
 
 New Guinea and Archipelago. MD. [See also Amboyna; 
 Bismarck Archipelago ; Motu Language ; Papuan 
 Languages ; Papuans ; Torres Straits.] 
 
 Languages. MJ. [See also Papuan Languages ; 
 
 Wedau Language.] 
 
 New Hebrides. MD. [See also Ambrim ; Erromanga ; 
 Kanakas ; Mallicolo ; Missions and Missionary Work ; 
 Pacific Islands ; Polynesian Languages ; Polynesians ; 
 Tanna ; and under each Island.] 
 
 Languages and Dialects. MJ. 
 
 New Ireland. MD. 
 
 Language. MJ. 
 
 New Orleans. B and D. 
 
 New South Wales. — General and Descriptive MD. 
 [See also Aborigines of Australia ; Bush Life ; Bush- 
 rangers; Colonization; Convicts and Convict System ; 
 Jenolan Caves ; Supreme Court ; and under each 
 District, City, Town, and those Subjects which are 
 sub-divided By Countries.] 
 (For sub-divisions see specimen page XLVIII of the 
 Introduction.) 
 
 New Testament — Commentaries. G. [See also Apoca- 
 lypse ; Biblical Criticism ; Epistles ; Gospels ; Lord's 
 Prayer ; Miracles ; Parables ; and under each Gospel 
 and Epistle.] 
 
 New Testaments: Texts. [See Bibles and Testaments in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 New Year. B. [See also Customs and Manners; 
 Hallowe'en ; Holidays ; Scotland — Social Life and 
 Customs.] 
 
 New York City. B. [See also Brooklyn ; Chautauqua ; 
 Cornell University ; Saratoga ; Vassar College.] 
 
 New York State. D. [See also in Author Catalogue for 
 State Publications and Reports.] 
 
 New York State University. G. 
 
 New Zealand. MD. [See also Chatham Islands ; Mac- 
 quarie Island ; Maoris; Stewart Island ; under Subjects, 
 'Towns, &c. ; and in Author Catalogue for Government 
 Publications and Reports.] 
 
 Newfoundland. D. 
 Newgate Prison. F. 
 Newnham College. G. 
 
 [See also Women— -Education.] 
 
148 
 
 Public Library of New South Wales. 
 
 Newspaper, The. J. \_See also Journalism; Journalists; 
 Press, The.] 
 
 
 Newspaper Correspondents. {See Journalists.] 
 
 
 Newspaper Cuttings. J. 
 
 
 Newspapers, American. E. 
 
 • 
 
 British. E. 
 
 
 Fijian. ME. 
 
 
 French. E. • , 
 
 
 German. E. 
 
 
 V C Tirnl/^t. -MIT? 
 
 
 
 
 Queensland. ME. 
 
 
 . , Snnt.li AnRf,rfl.lifln IVlTf! 
 
 
 Tasmanian. ME. 
 
 
 Victorian. ME. 
 
 
 "WoRt Aii^^LtraliJin ATP 
 
 
 General Indexes to Newspapers. [For an Index 
 
 to any special Newspaper, see under its title in the 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 
 [See also Special Catalogue of current Newspapers received 
 in Newspaper Room, but not bound for reference.] 
 
 
 Newtonians. G. 
 
 
 Newts. A. [See also Amphibia ] 
 
 
 Next of Kin. K. 
 
 
 Niagara Falls. D. 
 
 
 Nibelungen. [See Mythology — Germany.] 
 
 
 Nibelungenlied. H. [See also Poetry— German.] 
 
 
 Nicaragua. D. [See also Central America.] 
 
 
 Nicaragua Canal. A. 
 
 
 Nicene Creed. G. [See also Council of Nicjea; Creeds.] 
 
 
 Nickel. A. 
 
 
 Nicknames. K. 
 
 
 Nickobar. D. [See also Papuan Languages ; Papuans.] 
 
 
 Niger. D. [See also Africa— British ; Africa— French.] 
 
 
 Nihilism and Nihilists. F. [See also Anarchy ; Russia- 
 Politics ; Russia — Social Life and Customs.] 
 
 
 Nile. D. 
 
 
 Nilometers. A. [See also Periodicity ; Rain and Rainfall] 
 
 
 Ninety-third (93rd) Regiment. [See Argyll and Suther- 
 land Highlanders ; Highland Regiments; Regimental 
 Histories.] 
 
 - 
 
 Nineveh. D. 
 
 
 Nisi Prius. [See Actions at Law.] 
 
 ' 
 
 Nitidulidae. A. [See also Clavicornia ; Coleoptera.] 
 
 
 Nitrate of Soda. [-See Manures.] 
 
 
 Nitrogen in Agriculture. A. [See also Agricultural 
 Chemistry ; Bacteriology — Economic ; Cow-peas ; Ex- 
 periment Farms and Stations; Leguminosre; Lucerne; 
 Manures.] 
 
 
 Nitroglycerine. A. [See also Dynamite ; Eyplosives.] 
 
 
 Nitrous Oxide. A. 
 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 149 
 
 Nobility. {See Aristocracy ; Heraldry ; Peerage ; Seats of 
 Nobility.] 
 
 Noctuidae. A. [S^e a?«o Lepidoptera; Moths.] 
 
 Nomenclature in Botany. {See Botany — Nomenclature.] 
 
 Nomenclature in Zoology. {See Zoology — Nomenclature.] 
 
 Nominalism. G. {See also Conceptualism ; Realism ; 
 
 Scholasticism. J 
 
 Non-Christian Religions. [Se« Religions, Non-Christian.] 
 
 Nonconformists and Nonconformity. G. {See also 
 Brownists ; Church of England ; Congregationalism ; 
 Presbyterianism ; Puritans ; Quakers ; Wesleyan 
 Methodism.] 
 
 Nordenfeldt Guns. A. {See also Machine Guns.] ' 
 
 Norfolk Island. MD. 
 
 Normal Schools. {See Teachers — Training Schools.] 
 
 Norman Conquest. B. 
 
 Norman Language. J. . {See also French Language.] 
 
 Norman Lawi. {See Law— Norman.] 
 
 Normandy. B. and D. 
 
 Normans. B. {See also Normandy.] 
 
 Norse Languages. {See Danish ; Icelandic Language ; 
 
 Norwegian Language ; Scandinavian Languages.] 
 Norsemen. {See Scandinavians ; Vikings.] 
 
 North America. D. [S««a?so America; Indians, American; 
 and under each Country and Subject.] 
 
 North Pole. D. {See also Arctic Regions and Voyages.] 
 
 Northern Territory. MD. {See also South Australia.] 
 
 Norway. D. {See also Scandinavia ; Sweden.] 
 
 Norwegian Language and Literature. J. {See also 
 
 Danish Language ; Icelandic Language ; Scandinavian 
 
 Literature.] 
 
 Nose. A. 
 
 Notornis. MA. {See also Birds— New Zealand.] 
 
 Nototheriidse. MA. [&« aZ«o Marsupials; Paleontology— 
 Australia.] 
 
 Nova Scotia. D. 
 
 Novatianism. G. {See also Absolution.] 
 
 Novel, The. {See Fiction— General ; Fiction— History of.] 
 
 Novelists. C. 
 
 Novels. {See Fiction.] 
 
 Noxious Trades. A and F. {See also Injurious Occupc- 
 tions ; Nuisances ; Public Health.] 
 
 Nubia. D. {See also Egypt ; Soudan.] 
 
 Nubians. {See Ethiopians.] 
 
 Nude in Art. A. {See also Immoral Art.] 
 
 Nuisances, A. {See also Noxious Trades; Public 
 Health ; Sanitation.] 
 
 Numbers : Old Testament. G. 
 
 Numbers, Theory and Concept of. A. {See also 
 Metaphysics ; Quantity.] 
 
 Numidian Language. J. 
 
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 Numismatics. General. A. [See also Coins; Medals: 
 Tokens.] 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Nunneries. [5'«« Abbeys; Convents; Nuns.] 
 
 Nuns. G. \_See also Convents ; Monasticism.] 
 
 Nursery Rhymes and Tales. J. [See also Children's 
 Books.] 
 
 Nurses— General. A. \_See also Ambulances ; Hospitals ; 
 Obstetrics.] 
 
 Education, Training of. G. 
 
 Nursing. A. 
 
 Nutrition. A. {See also Animal Heat ; Digestion ; 
 
 Metabolism.] 
 
 Nuts. A. \_See also Kola Nut ; and under each Nut.] 
 Nyamwezi Language. J. 
 
 o 
 
 Oaks. A. 
 
 Oaths — (Law). F [_See also Swearing.] 
 
 Oats. A. \_See, also Cereals.] 
 
 Obedience. G. 
 
 Obelisks. [See Pyramids.] 
 
 Ober-Ammergau. H. \See also Drama — History of; 
 Miracle, Morality and Mystery Plays ; Passion Plays.] 
 
 Obesity. A. 
 
 Object Lessons. G. [See also Kindergarten ; School 
 Management; Teaching.] 
 
 Obscene Publications. F. [<S«« aZso Condemned Books; 
 Immoral Literature.] 
 
 Observatories. A. {See also Astronomy — Observatories 
 and Stations; Magnetic Observations; Meteorology — 
 Observatories and Stations; and under each Observatory 
 in Author Catalogue for its own Publications.] 
 
 Obstetrics. A. [See also Gestation ; Gynaecology ; 
 Puerperal Fever.] 
 
 Occult Sciences. G. [See also Alchemy ; Astrology; 
 Charms; Clairvoyance; Conjuring; Demonology ; 
 Divination ; Faith-healing ; Fortune-telling ; Hyp- 
 notism ; Kabala ; Magic ; Mesmerism ; Mysticism ; 
 Neo-Platonism ; Palmistry ; Rosicrucians ; Second 
 Sight ; Somnambulism ; Sorcery ; Spiritualism ; Tele- 
 pathy ; Theosophy ; Witchcraft.] 
 
 Occultations. [See Eclipses.] 
 
 Occultism. [See Theosophy.] 
 
 Occupations. [See Injurious Occupations; Trades; and 
 under each Occupation.] 
 
 Ocean, The. [See Currents ; Hydrography ; Sea, The ; 
 Voyages.] 
 
 Ocean Currents. [See Currents.] 
 
 Oceanica. [See Polynesia.] 
 
 Octrois, Les. F. [See also Customs and Excise.] 
 
 Oddfellows. F. [See also Friendly Societies.] 
 
Svibject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 151 
 
 Odes. H. \_See also Lyrics ; Poetry — General.] 
 
 Odyle and Odic Force. A. [&« also Animal Electricity ; 
 Hypnotism.] 
 
 (Ecumenical Councils. G. [^See also Councils, Church.] 
 
 CEsophagus. A. 
 
 Oidium Tuckeri. A. {See also Fungi in Agriculture; 
 
 Viticulture.] 
 
 Oil at Sea. A. 
 
 Oil Engines. A. 
 
 Oil Painting. [See Painting.] 
 
 Oil-yielding Plants. A. [See also Oils ; Pea-nuts ; Rape.] 
 
 Oils. General. A. [See also Butter ; Castor Oil ; Cocoa- 
 nut Oil ; Colza Oil ; Cotton Seed ; Essences and 
 Essential Oils ; Eucalyptus Oil ; Fats and Oils ; 
 Kerosene ; Linseed ; Oil-yielding Plants ; Olives and 
 Olive Oil ; Petroleum ; and under each Oil.] 
 
 (Technology.) [See Essences and Essential Oils ; 
 
 Fats and Oils.] 
 
 Ojibiway Indians. A. [See also Indians, American.] 
 
 Oklahoma Territory. B. 
 
 Old Age. F. [See also Longevity ; Old Age Pensions ; 
 Pensions and Superannuation Laws and Schemes ; 
 Poor Laws.] 
 
 Old Age Pensions. F. [See also Friendly Societies; 
 Insurance, State ; Pensions and Superannuation Laws 
 and Schemes ; and under the names of Countries in 
 Author Catalogue for Parliamentary Reports on the 
 Subject.] 
 
 Old Catholics. G. [See also Infallibility; Jansenists; 
 Protestantism; Roman Catholicism ; Vatican Council.] 
 Old Cheshire Cheese Hotel. B. 
 
 Old English Language and Literature. (1000-1460.) J. 
 [See also Book Rarities ; Books of 1 5th Century ; 
 Romances — Mediaeval.] 
 
 Old Testament : Commentaries. G. [See also Apo- 
 crypha ; Biblical Criticism ; Biblical History ; and 
 under each Book.] 
 
 Old Testaments— Texts. [See Bibles and Testaments in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Oleomargarine. A. [See also Food Adulteration ; Mar- 
 garine.] 
 
 Oligarchy. F. [See also Aristocracy; Constitutions of 
 Countries.] 
 
 Oligochseta. A. [See also Helminthology.] 
 
 Olives and Olive Oil. A. [See also Fruit-growing.] 
 
 Olympic Games. B. [See also Greece— Social Life and 
 Customs.] 
 
 Omens. G. [^ee afeo Astrology ; Divination; Oracles.] 
 
 Oneida Community. F. [^-g^ aZ«o Communism ; Socialism.] 
 
 Onion Fly. (Phorbia cepetorum.) A. [See also Insects, 
 Injurious.] 
 
 Onions. A. 
 
 Ontology. G. 
 
 Onycophora, [See Arthropoda ; Malacopoda.] 
 
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 Oogenesis and Ovum. A. \_See also Cells, Structure.] 
 
 Oology. \_See Eggs and Nests ; Ornithology.] 
 
 Oordoo Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Opera, The. A. \_See also Biblical Opera ; Music-Drama , 
 Music — History of.] 
 
 Opera-houses. A. 
 
 Ophthalmia. A. \_See also Eye.] 
 
 Ophthalmology. [^See Eye, The ; Ophthalmia.] 
 
 Opinions, Formation of. [See Knowledge, Theory of.] 
 
 Opium and Opium Trade. A. [^See also Morphia; Poppy.] 
 
 Opportunity. F. [See also Competition ; Prices ; Work 
 
 and Wages.] 
 Optical Instruments. A. [_See also Astronomical 
 
 Instruments; Camera lucida ; Camera obscura ; 
 
 Cinematographe ; Kaleidoscope ; Kinetoscope ; Lenses ; 
 
 Magic Lantern ; Microscope ; Polariscope ; Spectacles ; 
 
 Telescope ; and under each Instrument.] 
 
 Optics. A. [See also Color; Eye, The; Lenses; Light; 
 Magic Lantern; Microscopy; Mirrors; Optical Instru- 
 ments ; Photometry ; Polariscope and Polarization ; 
 Spectroscope ; Telescope.] 
 
 Optimism. G. [See also Altruism ; Pessimism.] 
 
 Oracles. G. [(See aZw Clairvoyance; Divination; Omens; 
 
 Second Sight.] 
 Orakzais. A. [See also Pathans.] 
 Orang-outang. A. [;Se« aZso Apes; Monkeys.] 
 
 Oranges. A. [See also Fruit-growing; Jam-making; 
 Marmalade ; Perfumery.] 
 
 Orange Free State. D. [See also South Africa.] 
 
 Orangemen and Orangeism. G. [See also Ireland — 
 
 Politics.] 
 Orations. [See Speeches.] 
 Oratorio. [See Church Music] 
 Orators. C. 
 
 Oratory. J. [See also Debating ; Elocution ; Eloquence ; 
 
 Preaching ; Public Speaking ; Reading ; Rhetoric ; 
 
 Speeches ; Voice.] 
 Orchards. [See Fruit-growing.] 
 Orchestral Music. A. [See also Orchestration.] 
 
 Orchestration. A. [;Sfee also Instrumentation ; Music — 
 
 General ; Orchestral Music] 
 Orchids. A. 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Orders. General. K. [See also Badges, Coats of Arms, 
 and Crests; Baronetage and Knightage; Chivalry; 
 Decorations of Honour ; Garter, Order of the ; Guelphs 
 of Hanover ; Heraldry ; Knighthood ; Knights Temp- 
 lars ; Legion of Honour ; Military Orders ; Religious 
 Orders ; and under each Order. ] 
 
 By Countries. K. 
 
 Ordinances. [See Statutes under the name of each Country 
 in Author Catalogue, and in Index.] 
 
 Ordination to Ministry. G. [See also Church Institutions 
 and Work ; Episcopacy.] 
 
Subject Seadings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Ordnance. [5«« Artillery.] 
 
 Ores. \_See Metallurgy ; Mineralogy ; and under each 
 
 Metal.] 
 Organic Chemistry. \_See Alcohols ; Chemistry, Organic ; 
 
 Fats and Oils ; Physiological Chemistry ; Ptomaines.] 
 
 Organists. C. 
 
 Organs. A, [See also Church Music] 
 Oriental History. B. \_See also East, The.] 
 Oriental Languages. J. [See also under each Dialect 
 and Language.] 
 
 Oriental Literature. J. 
 
 Oriental Periodicals. E. 
 
 Oriental Philosophy and Religions. [See Philosophy — 
 Oriental ; also Buddhism ; China — Religions ; Con- 
 fucianism ; East, The ; Egypt — ^Religions ; Hibbert 
 Lectures ; Hinduism ; India— Religions; Japan — Reli- 
 gions; Judaism; Kabala; Mohammedanism ; Parseeism; 
 Taoism ; Theosophy ; and under sub-heading Religion 
 under each of the Oriental Countries.] 
 
 Oriental Societies. E. 
 Orientalists. C. 
 Oriental Sore. A. 
 Origin of Species. [See Evolution.] 
 Original Sin. G. [See also Augustinianism ; Pelagianism ; 
 Redemption; Sin; Theology, Systematic and Doctrinal.] 
 
 Oriza Language. J. 
 
 Orleanism. B. [See also France — History.] 
 
 Ornament. [See Decoration.] 
 
 Ornithology. A. [See also Birds ; Eggs and Nests ; and 
 under each Bird and each Family.] 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Ornithorhyncus paradoxus.' [See Platypus.] 
 
 Orphans and Orphan Schools. G. [See also Adoption ; 
 
 Foundlings.] 
 Orthodoxy. G. [See also Heresy.] 
 
 Orthoepy. [See Pronunciation ; and under sub-division 
 Grammar of each Language.] 
 
 Orthopaedic Surgery. [See Deformities.] 
 
 Orthoptera. A. [See also Entomology ; Grasshoppers.] 
 
 Oscan Language. J. [See also Italic Languages.] 
 
 Osiers. [See Basket-making ; Willows.] 
 
 Osiris. G. [See also Egypt — Religions ; Egyptology.] 
 
 Osteology. A. [See also Bones ; Dentition.] 
 
 Osmosis. A. [See also Fluids ; Gases ; Physiological 
 Chemistry ; Solution.] 
 
 Ostracoda. A. [See also Entomostraca.] 
 
 Ostrich. A. 
 
 Ostrich Farms. A. 
 
 Otology. [See Ear, The.] 
 
 Ottawa Colonial Conference. F. [See also under Great 
 Britain and Ireland in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Ottomans. B. [See also Mohammedanism.] 
 
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 Outdoor Life. G-. \_See also Camping ; Rural Life and 
 
 Pleasures.] 
 Outlawry. F. 
 
 Overman, The. [^See under Nietzsche in Author Catalogue.] 
 Ox Warble Fly (Hypoderma bovis). A. 
 Oxen. \_See Cattle.] 
 
 Oxford Church Movement, 1833. [-See Tractarian Move- 
 ment.] 
 
 Oxford University. G. [See also Bodleian Library.] 
 
 Oxygen and Ozone. A. 
 
 Oysters and Oyster Culture. A. [See also Fisheries.] 
 
 Ozocerite. A. 
 
 Ozone. [See Oxygen.] 
 
 Pacific Cable. A. and F. 
 
 Pacific Islands : General. MD. [See also Admiralty 
 Islands ; Caroline Islands ; Ellice Islands ; Ladrone 
 Islands ; Loyalty Islands ; Melanesia ; Micronesia ; 
 New Britain ; New Caledonia ; New Hebrides ; New 
 Ireland; Polynesia; Solomon Islands ; and under each 
 Group and Island.] 
 
 Packet Service. [See Postal Service.] 
 
 Paediatrics. [See Children — Diseases.] 
 
 Paganism, G. [See also Mythology; Religions, Non- 
 Christian.] 
 
 Pageants. B. [See also Lord Mayors' Shows ; Pro- 
 cessions ; Queen Victoria's Jubilees.] 
 
 Pain. G. [See also Anaesthetics ; Cruelty ; Pleasure ; 
 
 Vivisection.] 
 Painters. [See Artists.] 
 
 Painting (Fine Arts) — General. A. [See also Animal 
 Painting ; Artistic Anatomy ; Artists ; China Paint- 
 ing ; Collections of Pictures ; Colours and Colouring ; 
 Decoration; Figure painting; Fine Ai'ts; Fine Arts — - 
 Education ; Fine Arts — Galleries ; Flower Painting ; 
 Fresco Painting ; Glass Painting ; Illumination ; Im- 
 pressionism ; Landscape Painting ; Marine Painting ; 
 Miniature Painting ; Paints and Pigments ; Palaeo- 
 graphy ; Pastel Drawing ; Portrait Painting ; Water- 
 colour Painting.] 
 
 By Schools. A. [American, Dutch, English, 
 
 French, German, Italian.] 
 
 Pa;inting (Trade.) A. [See also Carriage Painting; 
 Gilding ; Marbling ; Paints ; Sign-writing ; Varnishes.] 
 
 Paints and Pigments. A. [See also Colours and Colour- 
 ing ; Painting ; White-lead.] 
 
 Palaces. A. [See also under each Palace.] 
 
 Palaeography. J. [See also Archaeology — Periodicals ; 
 Charters and Deeds ; Cuneiform Inscriptions ; Egypto- 
 logy ; Hieroglyphics ; Illumination ; Inscriptions ; 
 Manuscripts ; Palimpsests ; Papyrus ; Runic Inscrip- 
 tions; Writing.] 
 
 Palaeolithic Age. [See Stone Age.] 
 
Subject Seadmgs Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 PalsBontology. General. A. \_See also Dodo ; Eozoon 
 Canadense ; Geology ; Moa ; and under each Class.] 
 
 Palaeozoology. A. (Subdivided as in International 
 
 Catalogue of Scientific Literature.) 
 
 Palseobotany. A. „ „ „ 
 
 Museums and Collections. — Catalogues. A. 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Palestine and Syria. D. 
 
 Pali Language. J. \_See also Buddhism ; Sanskrit.] 
 
 Palimpsests. J. \_See also Bibliography ; Manuscripts.] 
 
 Pallium. G. [^See also Ecclesiastical Vestments.] 
 
 Palmistry, G. 
 
 Palms. A. \See also Cocoanut Palm ; Date Palm ; and 
 under each special Palm.] 
 
 Palmyra. B. and D. [See also Palestine and Syria.] 
 
 Palsy. [See Paralysis.] 
 
 Pamirs. D. 
 
 Pampas Grass. A. 
 
 Pamphlets. [See Sub-heading Addresses, Lectures, Pam- 
 phlets — under each Subject.] 
 
 Panama Canal. A. [See also Nicaragua.] 
 
 Pan-Britannic Movement. F. [See also Colonies and 
 Great Britain ; Federation, Imperial.] 
 
 Pandects. [See Civil Law.] 
 
 Pancreas. A. 
 
 Panics. F. [See also Speculation.] 
 
 Pantheism. G. [See also God ; Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Pantomime. H. 
 
 Papacy. G. [See also Avignon ; CEcumenical Councils ; 
 Papal Bulls ; Papal Conclaves ; Popes ; Roman Cathol- 
 icism ; Vatican Palace.] 
 
 Papal Bulls and Edicts. G. [See also Papacy ; Roman 
 Catholicism.] 
 
 Papal Conclaves. G. 
 
 Paper — General. A. 
 
 Manufacture, A. [See also Industrial Arts- 
 Periodicals.] 
 
 Paper-hanging, A. 
 
 Paper-making Plants. A. 
 
 Paper Money, F. [See 
 
 Currency; Finance.] 
 Papier Mache. A. 
 Papua. [See New Guinea.] 
 
 Papuan Languages. J. [See also Fijian Languages; 
 Motu Language ; Nengonese Language ; Wedau 
 Language; and under the name of each Island or 
 Group, for its own special Dialect or Language.] 
 Papuans. A. [See also Fijians.] 
 
 [See also Egyptology.] 
 
 [See also Allegories ; Fables.] 
 
 also Banks and Banking; 
 
 Papyrus, 
 Parables. 
 Paradise. 
 
 B. 
 G. 
 G. 
 
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 Paradoxes. G. 
 
 ParaflBn. A. {_See also Petroleum ; Waxes.] 
 
 Paraguay. D. 
 
 Paraguay Tea. [See Yerba-Mat^.] 
 
 Paralysis. A. [See also Aphasia ; Apoplexy ; Nerves ; 
 Spine.] 
 
 Parasites and Parasitic Diseases. A. [See also Actino- 
 mycosis; Bacteriology, Economic; Bilharziosis ; Cestoda ; 
 Diseases of Animals ; Ectozoa ; Entozoa ; Flukes ; 
 Fungi in Agriculture ; Germs in Disease ; Hydatids ; 
 Insects, Injurious ; Nematodes ; Pathology; Plant 
 Diseases ; Psorospermosis ; Ringworm; Spiroptera reti- 
 culata ; Taenia echinococcus ; Trematodes ; Trichinosis ; 
 Tuberculosis ; Worms.] 
 
 Parcel Post. F. [-See also Postal Service and Adminis- 
 tration.] 
 
 Parents. F. [See also Ancestor Worship ; Children ; 
 Family ; Fathers ; Heredity ; Home ; Husband and 
 Wife; Mothers.] 
 
 Paris. B. and D. [See also Bastille; Bibliotheque 
 Nationale; Eiffel Tower; Franco-German War ; Louvre ; 
 Paris Commune; Reign of Terror; Sorbonne; Tuileries.] 
 
 Paris Commune. B. 
 
 Paris Exposition. K. 
 
 Parish Registers. [See Church and Parish Registers.] 
 
 Parks. A. [See also Hyde Park ; Landscape Gardening.] 
 
 Parliament of Great Britain. [See House of Commons ; 
 House of Lords ; and under Great Britain and Ireland 
 — Parliament in Author Catalogue, for Debates and 
 Proceedings; and under Great Britain — Parliament in 
 Index for general descriptive Works.] 
 
 Parliamentary Debates. [See under sub-heading Parlia- 
 ment under the name of each Country and Colony in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Parliamentary Government. F. [See also Government 
 ..I — Forms, Methods, and Functions.] 
 
 Parliamentary Hand-books. F. 
 
 Parliamentary History and Reform— General. F. [See 
 also sub-heading Parliament or Congress under each 
 
 Country.] 
 
 Parliamentary Law and Practice. F. [See also Parlia- 
 mentary Hand-books ; Parliamentary History and 
 Reform] 
 
 Parliamentary Privilege. [See Parliamentary History 
 and Reform.] 
 
 Parliamentary Reports. [See in Author Catalogue under 
 the name of each Country or Colony with the name 
 of the Public Department or Commission as a sub- 
 heading, and in the Index under subjects of the 
 Reports.] 
 
 Parliaments of Countries. [See sub-heading Parliament 
 or Congress under the name of the Country in Author 
 Catalogue, for Official Publications and Debates; under 
 the same heading in the Index, for descriptive or 
 histoiical Works.] 
 
 Parlour Games. [See Games.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 157 
 
 Parodies. H. [5«« also Burlesques.] 
 
 Parramatta. MB. 
 
 Parrots. A. \_See also Birds — Australia.] 
 
 Parseeism, G. [5«« also Sacred Books ; Zend Avesta ; 
 Zoroastrianism. ] 
 
 Parthenogenesis. A. ISee also Reproduction.] 
 
 Parthenon. B. \See also Architecture, Greek; Elgin 
 Marbles ; Sculpture.] 
 
 Parthia and the Parthians, B. 
 
 Partnership — Law. F. 
 
 Party System, F. [See also Government.] 
 
 Passengers — Law. R 
 
 Passion Fruit. A. 
 
 Passion Plays. H. [See also Miracle, Morality and 
 Mystery Plays ; Ober-Ammergau.] 
 
 Passion of Christ. G. [See also Jesus Christ.] 
 
 Passionists, G. [See also Religious Orders.] 
 
 Passions. G. [See also Emotions ; Gambling ; Love.] 
 
 Passover. G, [See also Judaism ; Lord's Supper.] 
 
 Passports. F. 
 
 Pastel Drawing. A. 
 
 Pasteurism. [See Bacteriology ; Fermentation ; Germs in 
 Disease ; Yeasts ; and under Pasteur, Louis in Author 
 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Pastimes. [See Sports.] 
 
 Pastoral Addresses. [See Episcopal Addresses.] 
 
 Pasture and Stock Boards. [See Stock and Pasture 
 Boards.] 
 
 Pastures. A. [5«« aZso Dairy Farming ; Grasses.] 
 
 Patagonia. D. [See also Terra del Fuego.] 
 
 Patent Medicines. A. [See also Pharmacopoeias.] 
 
 Patents and Trade-marks. General. F. [See also Authors 
 and Publishers ; Copyright and Literary Property ; 
 Inventions.] 
 
 Periodicals and Journals. E. [See also sub-heading 
 
 Patents under each Country in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 By Countries. F. 
 
 Paternalism. F. 
 
 Pathans. A. [See also Afghans ; Afridis ; Indian Fron- 
 tier ; Mohmunds ; Orakzais.] 
 
 Pathology, Animal. [See Diseases of Animals; Tuber- 
 culosis ; Veterinary Science and Practice ; and under 
 each Disease.] 
 
 Pathology, Human. A. [See also Bacteriology ; Blood ; 
 Clinical Medicine; Contagious and Infectious Diseases; 
 Dermatology ; Diagnosis ; Germs in Disease ; Gynaec- 
 ology; Histology; Hygiene; Nerves; Nursing; Para- 
 sites; Therapeutics; and under each Organ and Disease.] 
 
 Pathology, Vegetable. A. [See also Fungi ; Fungi in 
 Agriculture ; Parasites and Parasitic Diseases ; Plant 
 Diseases ; Rust in Wheat ; Spraying.] 
 
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 Patience. G. 
 
 Patience — Game. A. 
 
 Patriarchs. G. 
 
 Patriotism, G. 
 
 Patristic Literature (Philosophy and Theology). G. 
 [^See also Fathers of the Church ; and under Tertullian, 
 Augustine, Clement, Origen, and each of the Fathers 
 in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Pattern-making. A. \_See also Mechanics, Practical.] 
 
 Paul, St.: Epistles. G. \_See also Acts of the Apostles ; 
 and under Paul, St. in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Paulinism. G. 
 
 Paumotu Islands. MD. 
 
 Pauperism. P. [^See also Asylums, Benevolent ; Insur- 
 ance, State and Compulsory; Old- Age Pensions; Poor, 
 The ; Poor Laws ; Poverty.] 
 
 Pavements. A. [/Se^aZso Cements; Mosaics; Road-making; 
 Wood Pavements.] 
 
 Pawnbroking. F. [^See also Monts de Pi6te.] 
 
 Payment of Members. F. 
 
 Pea-nuts. A. 
 
 Pea Weevil. A. \_See also Weevils.] 
 
 Peace. F and G. [^See also Disarmament.] 
 
 Peach. A, [See also Fruit-growing ; Pomology.] 
 
 Pear. A. \^See also Cider and Perry ; Fruit-growing ; 
 Pomology.] 
 
 Pearls and Pearl Fisheries. A. 
 
 Peas. A. [See also Cow-peas ; Leguminosae ; Nitrogen 
 in Agriculture.] 
 
 Peasantry and Peasant Life. F. [See also Working 
 Classes.] 
 
 Peat. A. 
 
 Pedagogy. [See Education — General ; School Management 
 and Organisation ; Teachers ; Teachers — Training 
 Schools ; Teaching ; and under sub-heading Education 
 under each Subject.] 
 
 Peddling. A. [See also Hawkers and Pedlars.] 
 
 Pedigrees. [See Genealogy ; Heraldry.] 
 
 Pedlars. [See Hawkers and Pedlars.] 
 
 Peerage. K. [See also Aristocracy ; Baronetage.] 
 
 Pehlevi. [See Huzwaresh Language.] 
 
 Pelagianism. G. [See also Augustinianism ; Original 
 Sin.] 
 
 Pelagic Botany. A. [See also Alg» ; Aquatic Gardening 
 and Plants ; Marine Zoology ; Seaweeds.] 
 
 Pelew Islands. MD. 
 
 Penal Colonies. F. [See also Transportation— Criminals; 
 
 and under Great Britain and Ireland — Convicts, in 
 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Penal Legislation and Systems. F. [See also Crime ; 
 
 Criminals; Penitentiaries; Prisons; Reformatories.] 
 By Countries. F. 
 
Subject Seadingafor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Penance. G. [/S^eaZso Absolution; Confession; Penitence; 
 Pilgrimage; Repentance; Sacraments, The.] 
 
 Pendulum Experiments. A. [See also Gravitation.] 
 
 Peninsular "War, 1808-1814. B. 
 
 Penitence. G. 
 
 Penitentiaries. F. [See also Prisons.] 
 
 Penmanship. [See Alphabets ; Illumination ; Writing.] 
 
 Pens. A. 
 
 Pensions and Superannuation Laws and Schemes. F. 
 
 [/Se« aZso Asylums, Benevolent; Benefit Societies; Civil 
 Service ; Insurance, State and Compulsory ; Old A"e 
 Pensions ; Pauperism ; Poor Laws.] 
 
 Pentateuch, G. [See also Decalogue ; Deuteronomy ; 
 Exodus ; Genesis ; Leviticus ; Numbers.] 
 
 People, The. F. [See also Church and Social Problems ; 
 Crowd ; Democracy ; Folk-lore ; Labour ; Liberty ; 
 Mobs ; Pauperism ; Poor, The ; Social Problems ; 
 Sufoage ; Working Classes.] 
 
 People's Banks. [See Agricultural Banks ; National 
 Banks ; Savings Banks.] 
 
 Perception. [See Consciousness ; Senses.] 
 
 Perfumery (Manufacture). A. [See also Essences and 
 Essential Oils ; Flower-gardening ; Scent Plants.] 
 
 Pericarditis. A. [See also Heart.] 
 
 Perinseuum. A. 
 
 Periodic Law. G. [See also Periodicity.] 
 
 Periodicals — General. E. [-Sgeo^sosub-headingPeriodicals 
 under Actuarial Science; Agriculture; Anthropology; 
 Archseology; Architecture; Astronomy; Banks and 
 Banking; Biology; 'Botany; Building; Chemistry; 
 Education; Electric Telegraphs; Electricity; Engineer- 
 ing; Entomology; Fine Arts; Gardening; Geography; 
 Geology; History; Industrial Arts; Law; Libraries; 
 Literature; Manufactures and Industries ; Medicine- 
 Meteorology; Microscopy; Military Art and Science; 
 Mining ; Missions and Missionary Work ; Natural 
 History ; Naval Art and Science ; Patents and Trade 
 Marks ; Pharmacy ; Philology ; Philosophy ; ' Photo- 
 graphy; Physics; Political Economy; Popular Science; 
 Poultry; Religion; Science— General; Social Economy ; 
 Sports and Pastimes; Statistics and Economics; Tech- 
 nology ; Temperance; Universities; Veterinary Science ; 
 Viticulture; Women; Zoology; also Fashion Journals; 
 School Papers and Magazines; and in Author Catalogue 
 under the title of each Periodical.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 American. E. 
 
 Australasian. ME. 
 
 French. E. 
 
 German. E. 
 
 Indexes to Periodical Literature. E. 
 
 [For Indexes to Individual Periodicals see under the title 
 of each in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
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 A. [See also Droughts 
 
 Periodicity. (Meteorolozy.) 
 Meteorology ; Rain.] 
 
 Peripatus. A. 
 
 Peritoneum. A. 
 
 Peritonitis. A. 
 
 Perjury. F. 
 
 Permutations and Combinations. A. [See also Algebra..] 
 
 Perpetual Motion. A. 
 
 Perry. [See Cider and Perry.] 
 
 Persecutions. G. [See Albigenses ; Camisards ; Christi- 
 anity — History of ; Condemned Books ; Covenanters ; 
 Fanaticism ; Heresies ; Huguenots ; Inquisition ; Jan- 
 senists ; Jews ; Liberty of Conscience ; Lollards 
 Martyrs ; Massacres ; Mennonites ; Port Royalists 
 Quakers ; aint Bartholomew's Day ; Waldenses 
 Witchcraft.] 
 
 Perseus — Legends. B. 
 
 Perseverance. G. 
 
 Persia. D. [See also Parseeism ; Zend-Avesta ; 
 Zoroastrianism.] 
 
 Persian Gulf. D. 
 
 Persian Language. J. 
 
 Persian Literature. J. 
 
 Persimmons. A. [See also Botany and Flora — Japan.] 
 
 Personal Property. F. [/See a?so Property; Real Property.] 
 
 Personality, Human and Divine. [See Ontology.] 
 
 Perspective. A. [See also Drawing.] 
 
 Perth. MD. [See also Western Australia.] 
 
 Peru. D. [See also Chili-Peru Wars ; Incas ; Peru — 
 Religions ; South American Wars ; Quichuans.] 
 
 Religions. G. 
 
 Peruvian Bark. [See Cinchona.] 
 
 Peshito Language. J. [See also Syriac Language.] 
 
 Pessimism. G. [See also Altruism ; Optimism ; and 
 under Schopenhauer in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Pestalozzi System. G. [See also Kindergarten; and 
 under Pestalozzi in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Pests. [See Entomology — Economic ; Fungi in Agricul- 
 ture ; Insects, Injurious ; Parasites ; Plant Diseases ; 
 Rabbits ; Weeds ; and under each Animal or Insect 
 Pest.] 
 
 Peter, St. : Epistle. G. [See also under Peter, St., in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Petrifaction. A. 
 
 Petrography. [See Petrology.] 
 
 Petroleum and Natural Gas. A. [See also Kerosene ; 
 Oil Engines ; Paraffin ; Shales.] 
 
 Petrology. A. [See also Crystallography; Geology; 
 Meteorites ; Mineralogy.] 
 
 Phallic Worship. G. [See also Religions, Primitive; 
 Rosicrucians.] 
 
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 Phallophyta. A. [See also Botany — Cryptogamic] 
 
 Phanerogamia. A. [See also Botany — General ; Trees ; 
 and under each Order.] 
 
 Pharmaceutical Colleges. [See Pharmacy — Colleges and 
 
 Education.] 
 Pharmaceutical Periodicals. [<Se« Pharmacy-Periodicals.] 
 Pharmaceutical Societies. [See Pharmacy — Societies.] 
 Pharmacists. [See Druggists.] 
 
 Pharmacology. A. [See also Botany, Medical ; Drugs ; 
 Medicinal Wants ; Pharmacy ; Poisonous Plants.] 
 
 Pharmacopoeias. A. [(S^eaZso Pharmacy; Prescriptions.] 
 
 Pharmacy. A. [See also Botany, Medical ; Druggists ; 
 Drugs ; Homoeopathy ; Materia Medica ; Patent 
 Medicines ; Pharmacy — Periodicals ; Pharmacy — 
 Societies ; Prescriptions.] 
 
 Dictionaries. A. [See also PharmacopoDias.] 
 
 Education and Colleges. G. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Phasmida3. A. [See also Orthoptera.] 
 
 Phasocolomyidse. A. [See also Wombat.] 
 
 Phenicia. [See Phoenicia.] . 
 
 Phenomenism. G. 
 
 Philanthropists. C. 
 
 Philanthropy. [See Benevolence ; Charities ; Charity ; 
 Life Boats ; Philanthropists ; Social Problems.] 
 
 Philately. [See Postage Stamps.] 
 
 Philippine Islands. D. [See also Caroline Lslands ; 
 Manila ; Spain — Colonies ; and under each Island.] 
 
 Philological Periodicals. [See Philology — Periodicals.] 
 
 Philological Societies. [See Philology — Societies.] 
 
 Philologists. C. 
 
 Philology and Study of Languages. J. [See also 
 Alphabets ; Classical Education ; Elocution ; Hiero- 
 glyphics ; Idioms ; Languages, Teaching of; Literature ; 
 Philology — Periodicals ; Philology — Societies ; Philolo- 
 gists ; Phonography ; Rhetoric ; Slang ; Synonyms ; 
 Volapiik ; and under each Language for its own 
 Grammars and Dictionaries.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. J. 
 
 Education, Teaching of. G. [See also Languages, 
 
 Teaching of.] 
 
 Philology, Comparative. J. [See also Aborigines of 
 Australia — Languages; Alphabets; Etymology; Hier- 
 oglyphics ; Inscriptions ; Palteography ; Philology and 
 Study of Languages ; Sign Languages.] 
 
 Philosophers and Economists. C. By Countries. 
 [American, British, French, German, Greek, Oriental.] 
 
 Philosophical Dictionaries. [See Philosophy — Diction- 
 aries.] 
 
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 PhUosophical Instruments. A. [See also Air Pump ; 
 Astronomical Instruments ; Optical Instruments ; 
 Science — Teaching, Laboratories.] 
 
 Philosophical Periodicals. [See Philosophy— Periodicals ; 
 Political Economy — Periodicals; Social Economy — 
 Periodicals ; Statistics and Economics — -Periodicals.] 
 
 Philosophical Societies. [See Philosophy — Societies; 
 Science — Societies.] 
 
 Philosophy — General. G. [See also .^E.sthetics ; Agnos- 
 ticism ; Altruism ; Anirriism ; Aristotelianism ; 
 Associationalism ; Atheism ; Axioms ; Baconian Philo- 
 sophy ; Cartesianism ; Causation ; Comtean Philosophy ; 
 Conceptualism ; Conscience ; Cosmology ; Creeds ; 
 Determinism ; Dualism ; Eclectics ; Egoism ; Eleatic 
 Philosophy ; Emotions ; Epicureanism ; Evil, Problem 
 of ; Evolution ; Faith ; Fichtean Philosophy ; Freedom 
 of the Will ; Freethought ; Future State ; Hedonism ; 
 Hegelianism ; History, Philosophy of ; Hylo-Idealism; 
 Idealism ; Ideals ; Imagination ; Intuitionalism ; 
 Kantian Philosophy ; Knowledge ; Liberty ; Logic ; 
 Man ; Materialism ; Matter ; Memory ; Mental Physi- 
 ology; Metaphysics; Mind and Body; Monism; Moral 
 Philosophy ; Mysticism ; Neo-Kantian Philosophy ; 
 Neo-Platonism ; Nihilism ; Nominalism ; Ontology ; 
 Optimism ; Pantheism ; Perception ; Pessimism ; 
 Phenomenism ; Platonism ; Political Economy ; Posit- 
 ivism ; Psychology ; Pythagoreanism ; Rationalism ; 
 Realism ; Reason ; Religion ; Religion and Science ; 
 Roaicrucians ; Scholasticism ; Sensation ; Social 
 Economy ; Socratic Philosophy ; Soul ; Space ; Spen- 
 cerian Philosophy; Spinozism ; Spiritualism; Stoicism; 
 
 ( Supernaturalism ; Symbolism ; Teleology ; Theism ; 
 Theodicy ; Theology, Natural ; Time ; Transcendental- 
 ism ; Transmigration ; Truth ; Universalism ; Utilit- 
 arianism ; Vegetarianism ; Will.] 
 
 Addresses, Essays, Lectures. G. 
 
 Dictionaries. G. 
 
 History of. G. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Polygraphs, Extracts, Maxims. G. 
 
 . Societies. E. 
 
 Teaching and Study of. G. 
 
 By Countries. G. [American ; British ; French ; 
 
 German; Greek; Oriental (including Chaldean, Chinese, 
 Egyptian, Indian, Jewish, Persian, Phoenician, Syrian).] 
 
 Phlorizin. A. [See also Analytical Chemistry ; Botany, 
 Economic] 
 
 Phoenicia. B. and D. 
 
 Phoenician Language and Literature. J. [See also 
 Moabite Stone.] 
 
 Phonetic Journals. [See Phonography — Periodicals and 
 Journals.] 
 
 Phonetics. [&a Phonography; Pronunciation; Spelling.] 
 
 Phonograph. A. 
 
 Phonography. J. [See also Shorthand.] 
 
 Periodicals and Journals. E. 
 
 Fhoronis. A. [See also Helminthology.] 
 
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 Phosphates. A. \_See also Geology, Economic ; Manures.] 
 
 Phosphorescence. A. {See also Light ; Radiation.] 
 
 Phosphorus. A. 
 
 Photo-engraving. A. \_See also Collotypes ; Heliotypes ; 
 Photo-lithography.] 
 
 Photographical Periodicals. {See Photography — 
 Periodicals.] 
 
 Photographical Societies. {See Photography — 
 
 Societies.] 
 
 Photographs. A. {See also Portraits ; Scenery, Aus- 
 tralian.] 
 
 Photography. A. {See also Astronomical Photography ; 
 Autotype ; Camera ; Collotypes ; Colour-photography ; 
 Daguerrotype ; Heliotypes ; Micro-photograhpy ; 
 Photo-engraving ; Photographs ; Photo-lithography ; 
 Platinotype; Rontgen Photography; Submarine Photo- 
 graphy.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Photogravure. {See Photo-engraving.] 
 
 Photogravures of Pictures. {See Engravings and 
 Reproductions of Pictures.] 
 
 Photo-lithography. A. 
 
 Photometry. A. [See also Light ; Optics.] 
 
 Photomicrography. A. {See also Micro-photography.] 
 
 Phrases — Dictionaries. K. 
 
 Phrenologists. C. 
 
 Phrenology. A. [jSeeaZso Mind and Body; Physiognomy.] 
 
 Phrygia. B. and D. 
 
 Phthisis. {See Consumption.] 
 
 Phyllopoda. A. {See also Entomostraca.] 
 
 Phylloxera. A. [/SeeaZso Entomology, Economic; Insects, 
 Injurious ; Viticulture.] 
 
 Phylogeny, A. {See also Evolution.] 
 
 Physical Chemistry. A. {See also Rontgen Photography.] 
 
 Physical Education and Drill. G. {See also Athletics ; 
 Exercise ; Fencing ; Gymnasiums ; Gymnastics ; 
 Hygiene ; Olympic Games ; Running ; Sports ; Train- 
 ing; Walking.] 
 
 Physical Geography. A. {See aha Beaches; Caves; 
 Corals and Coral Reefs; Currents; Deserts; Earth; 
 Earthquakes ; Geology ; Geysers ; Glacial Geology ; 
 Gulf Stream ; Hydrography ; Islands ; Mountains ; 
 Sea, The ; Soundings ; Tides ; Volcanoes ; Water- 
 spouts ; Waves ; Winds.] 
 
 Atlases and Maps. A. 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Physical Laboratories. {See Physics— Teaching, Labora- 
 tories.] 
 
 Physical Measurement. A. 
 
 Physical Religion. {See Religions — Primitive j Theology- 
 Natural.] 
 
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 Physical Societies. [,Se« Philosophy — Societies; Physics — 
 Societies.] 
 
 Physicians. \_See Doctors and Surgeons.] 
 
 Physics — General. A. {See also Acoustics ; Air ; Atomic 
 Theory ; Balance ; Barometers ; Bessel's Functions ; 
 Capillary Attraction ; Dynamics; Electricity; Energy; 
 Force ; Friction ; Gases ; Gravitation ; Heat ; Hydrau- 
 lics ; Kinematics ; Light ; Magnetism ; Mechanics ; 
 Melting and Boiling Point Tables ; Molecular Physics ; 
 Optics ; Pendulum Experiments ; Physical Measure- 
 ment ; Pneumatics ; Statics ; Thermometer.] 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, Essays, Theses. A. 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 ' Societies. E. 
 
 Teaching, Laboratories, Apparatus. A. 
 
 Physiognomy. G. [See also Phrenology.] 
 
 Physiography. [See Geology ; Physical Geography.] 
 
 Physiological Chemistry. A. [See also Albuminoids ; 
 Chemistry, Organic; Digestion; Fermentation; Fodders 
 and Food-stufis ; Food Adulteration; Foods, Chemistry 
 of ; Metabolism ; Poisons, Poisoning, and Antidotes ; 
 Proteids.] 
 
 Physiological Psychology. A. [See also Brain; Faith 
 Healing ; Materialism ; Mental Physiology ; Mind ; 
 Mind and Body ; Nerves and Nervous System ; 
 Phrenology ; Psychometry; Sensation.] 
 
 Physiology. General. A. [See also Abnormities ; Ana- 
 tomy ; Animal Heat ; Biology ; Blood ; Bones ; 
 Breathing ; Cells ; Deformities ; Degeneration ; Diges- 
 tion ; Embryology ; Glands ; Heredity ; Hermaphro- 
 dites; Medicine— Periodicals ; Mesmerism; Metabolism; 
 Mind and Body; Monstrosities; Morphology; Muscles; 
 Nerves ; Nutrition ; Parthenogenesis ; Physiological 
 Chemistry ; Regeneration ; Respiratory System ; 
 Secretion ; Senses ; Sex ; Skin ; Variation.] 
 
 Comparative. A. [See also Animal Mechanism.] 
 
 Mental. [See Mental Physiology.] 
 
 Vegetable. [See Botany, Physiological.] 
 
 Phytozoa. A. [See also Infusoria.] 
 
 Pianists. C. [See also Musicians.] 
 
 Pianoforte. A. [See also Musical Instruments ; Tuning.] 
 
 Picric Acid and Picrates. A. [See also Explosives ; 
 Melinite.] 
 
 Picts, The. A. 
 Picture Galleries 
 
 Picture Posters. 
 
 Sign-boards.] 
 
 Picture Writing. A. 
 Rock-carvings.] 
 
 Pictures. [See Fine Arts — Galleries ; Engravings and 
 Reproductions of Pictures; Etchings; Fine Arts — 
 Catalogues ; Heliotypes.] 
 
 [See Fine Arts — Galleries.] 
 A. [See also Advertising ; Signs and 
 
 [See also Carvings ; Hieroglyphics ; 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Pidgin English. J. 
 
 Piedmont. D. 
 
 Pieridinse. A. [See also Lopidoptera.] 
 
 Piers. A. 
 
 Pietists. G. [See also Lutheran Church — Germany.] 
 
 Pigeons. A. [See also Poultry.] 
 
 Pigments. [See Colours ; Dyes ; Paints.] 
 
 Pigmies. A. [See also Dwarfs.] 
 
 Pig-sticking. A. [See also Boar-hunting.] 
 
 Pigs. A. [See also Bacon-making ; Dairy Farming ; 
 Feeding Experiments ; Stock and Stock-breeding — 
 Periodicals ; Swine Fever ; Trichinosis.] 
 
 Pilgrim Fathers. B. [See also Massachusetts — History ; 
 Plymouth, U.S.A.; Puritans.] 
 
 Pilgrimage. G. [See also Lourdes.] 
 
 Pilots and Pilotage. F. [See also Sailing Directions ; 
 Trinity House.] 
 
 Pillory. F. 
 
 Pin-making. A. 
 
 Pineapple. A. [See also Fruit-growing.] 
 
 Pines. A. [See also Coniferse.] 
 
 Pines, Isle of. MD. 
 
 Piquet. A. [See also Cards.] 
 
 Pirates and Piracy. B. 
 
 Pisces. [See Fishes ; Ichthyology.] 
 
 Pisciculture, [See Fisheries, Fish Culture, Fishing ' 
 Industry.] 
 
 Pistols. [Sec Small Arms.] 
 
 Pitcairn Island. MD. [See also Bounty, Ship.] 
 
 Pitch. [See Asphalt ; Bitumen ; Coal-tar ; Tar.] 
 
 Pithecanthropus erectus. A. 
 
 Pithom. B. [See also Egyptology.] 
 
 Pitman's Shorthand. [See Phonography.] 
 
 Pitti Gallery, Florence. A. [See also Fine Arts — 
 Italian.] 
 
 Pity. G. 
 
 Plagiarisms. J. 
 
 Plagues. A. [See also Bubonic Plague ; Cattle Plagues ; 
 Contagious and Infectious Diseases ; Diseases of 
 Animals ; Disinfection ; Epidemics ; Great Plagues of 
 London ; Public Health.] 
 
 Planarians. A. [See also Turbellaria.] 
 
 Planetoids. [See Asteroids.] 
 
 Planets. A. [See also Asteroids ; Astronomy ; Earth ; 
 Moon ; Plurality of Worlds ; Sun and Solar System ] 
 
 Plankton. [See Marine Zoology ; Pelagic Botany.] 
 
 Plans. [See Arcliitectural Drawings.] 
 
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 Literature ; 
 
 -Record 
 
 Plant Diseases. A. [See also Forestry ; Fruit-growing ; 
 Fungi in Agriculture ; Insects, Injurious ; Pathology, 
 Vegetable ; Spraying.] 
 
 Plant-lore. A. \_See also Animals and Plants in 
 Mythology ; Botany — General.] 
 
 Planter's Friend. [See Sorghums.] 
 
 Plants. [See Aquatic Gardening and Plants ; Botany ; 
 Climbing Plants ; Flower Gardening ; Foliage and 
 Flowering Plants ; Insectivorous Plants ; Marine 
 Plants ; Oil-yielding Plants ; Plant Diseases ; Plant- 
 lore ; Seedlings.] 
 
 Plastering. A. 
 
 Plasticene. [See Modelling.] 
 
 Plate, Gold and Silver. A. [See also Goldsmiths' Work ; 
 Silversmiths' Work.] 
 
 Plating. [See Electroplating ; Gilding.] 
 Platinotype. A. [See also Photography.] 
 Platinum. A. 
 
 Platonism. G. [See also Neo-Platonism.] 
 Platyhelminthes. [See Flat Worms.] 
 Platypus. MA. [See also Zoology and Fauna- 
 Plays. [See Actors ; Drama ; Dramatic 
 Dramatists ; Stage ; Theatre.] 
 
 Plea Rolls, [See Great Britain and Ireland- 
 Office in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Pleading. F. [See also Actions at Law ; Forms in Law ; 
 Trials.] 
 
 Pleasure. [See Happiness ; Pain.] 
 
 Plebiscite. [See Referendum.] 
 
 Pleurisy. A. 
 
 Pleuro-pneumonia. A. 
 
 Plevna. B. [See also Russo-Turkish War.] 
 
 Ploughs. A. [See also Agricultural Implements.] 
 
 Plumbago. [See Graphite.] 
 
 Plumbing. A. [See also Sanitary Engineering ; Water 
 Supply of Towns.] 
 
 Plums. A. [See also Fruit-growing ; Pomology.] 
 
 Plurality of Worlds. A. 
 
 Plymouth Brethren. G. 
 
 Plymouth, U.S.A. B. [See also Pilgrim Fathers.] 
 
 Pneumatic Telegraphs. A. 
 
 Pneumatics. A. [See also Aeronautics ; Air ; Air 
 Pump ; Barometers ; Compressed Air ; Diving Bells ; 
 Gases ; Pneumatic Telegraphs.] 
 
 Pneumonia. A. [See also Lungs.] 
 
 Poaching. [See Game Laws.] 
 
 Poetry — General. H. [See also Ballads ; Bards ; Drama ; 
 Hymns ; Literary Criticism ; Lyrics ; Macaronic 
 Poetry; Minnesingers; Odes; Parodies; Poetry, by 
 Countries ; Poetry — Selections ; Poets and Song- 
 writers ; Recitations ; Religious Poetry ; Songs ; 
 Sonnets; Troubadours; Versification.] 
 
Subject Headings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Poetry. By Countries. 
 American. H. 
 
 H. 
 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 — Australian. MH. 
 
 \_See also under each Poet in the 
 
 [_See also under each Poet in 
 
 the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 British. H. [/S«« also Poetry, Irish ; Songs, 
 
 Scottish; and under each Poet in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Canadian. H. [See also under each Poet in the 
 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 French. H. \_See also under each Poet in the 
 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 German. H. [See also under each Poet in the 
 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 — Greek. H. [See also Greek Verses ; and under 
 each Poet in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 — Italian. H. [See also under each Poet in the 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 — Latin. H. [See also Latin Verses ; and under 
 
 each Poet in the Author Catalogue.] 
 — Selections. H. 
 
 Poets and Song-writers. C. [See also Bards ; Drama. 
 
 tists; Minnesingers; Minstrels; Troubadours.] 
 
 Pogonomyrmex barbatus. [See Agricultural Ant.] 
 
 Poisonous Plants. A. [See also Botany, Economic ; 
 Medicinal Plants ; Pharmacology.] 
 
 Poisons, Poisoning and Antidotes. A. [See also 
 Arsenic ; Lead Poisoning ; Medical Jurisprudence ; 
 Narcotics; Ptomaines; Strychnine; Toxine and Anti- 
 Toxine.] 
 
 Poker. (Game). A. 
 
 Poland. B. and D. [See also Poles ; Polish Language and 
 Literature.] 
 
 Polar Regions and Voyages. [See Antarctic Regions ; 
 Arctic Regions ; North Pole ; South Pole.] 
 
 Polariscope and Polarization. A. [See also Air- 
 Physics ; Heat ; Microscopy ; Optics.] 
 
 Pole, The. [See North Pole ; South Pole.] 
 
 Polemic Theology. [See Theology, Controversial.] 
 
 Poles (Ethnology). A. [See also Ruthenians ; Slavonic 
 Races.] 
 
 Police. F. [See also Constables; Crime; Criminals; 
 Detectives ; Police Courts and Offices ; Trials.] 
 
 By Countries. P. 
 
 Police Courts and Offices. F. [See also Law Courts.] 
 
 Polish Language and Literature. J. [See also Slavonic 
 Languages.] 
 
 Politeness. G. [See also Etiquette.] 
 
 Political Addresses. [See Politics-Addresses, Lectures, 
 Pamphlets.] 
 
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 Political Economy — General. F. \_See also Agriculture 
 and Politics ; Aliens ; Anarchy ; Apprentices ; Arbi- 
 tration ; Aristocracy ; Banks and Banking ; Better- 
 ment ; Capital and Labour ; Capital Punishment ; 
 Charities ; Citizenship ; Civilization ; Clans and 
 Clan System ; Colonization ; Communism ; Competi- 
 tion ; Convicts ; Co-operation ; Corn Laws ; Credit 
 System ; Crime ; Criminals ; Crowd, The ; Currency ; 
 Democracy ; Despotism ; Diplomacy ; Distribution 
 of Wealth ; Emigration ; Exchange ; Factories ; 
 Famines ; Federation ; Feudalism ; Finance ; Food 
 Supply; Free Trade; Gold; Government; Income 
 Tax ; Infant Life Protection ; Insurance, State and 
 Compulsory ; Interest ; Labour Question ; Labour 
 Settlements ; Land Tenure ; Land Tax ; Liberty ; Mal- 
 thusianism ; Monarchy ; Monopolies ; Nihilism ; Old 
 Age Pensions ; Opportunity ; Patriotism ; Pauperism ; 
 Penal Legislation and Systems ; Pensions ; Police ; 
 Political Economy — Periodicals; Political Economy — 
 Societies ; Politics ; Poor, The ; Poor Laws ; Popula- 
 tion ; Prices ; Prisons ; Profit-sharing ; Property ; 
 Protection ; Punishment ; Reformatories ; Rent ; Se- 
 condary Punishment ; Single Tax; Slavery; Socialism; 
 State, The; Statistics; Strikes and Lock-outs; Tariffs ; 
 Taxation ; Trades Unions ; Transportation ; Trusts ; 
 Usury; Value; Village Communities ; Woman Sufl[rage ; 
 Women — Work, Professions, and Employment ; Work 
 and Wages ; Workhouses ; Working Classes.] 
 
 Addresses, Essays, Lectures. F. 
 
 Dictionaries. F. 
 
 History of. F. 
 
 Manuals, Compendiums, Outlines. F. 
 
 Periodicals. E. [See also Social Economy — Period- 
 icals ; Statistics and Economics — Periodicals.] 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Political Satires, Songs, Squibs and Cartoons. F. 
 
 Political Science. [See Constitutional History ; Constitu- 
 tional Law ; International Law ; Political Economy ; 
 Politics.] 
 
 Politicians. [See Statesmen and Politicians.] 
 
 Politics. — General. F. [See also Agriculture and Politics ; 
 Chartism ; Chinese Question ; Church and State ; 
 Citizenship ; Civil Service ; Colonies, The and Great 
 Britain ; Colonization ; Conservatism ; Consuls and 
 Consular Service ; Democracy ; Eastern Question ; 
 Egyptian Question ; Election and Representation ; 
 Federal Government ; Federation ; Finance ; Govern- 
 ment; Home Rule; Jury, Trial by ; Labour Question — 
 Laws and Legislation ; Labour Settlements ; Land Tax ; 
 Liberalism ; Liberty ; Local Government ; Loyalty ; 
 Monarchy; Nihilism; Parliamentary History; Parlia- 
 mentary Law ; Party System ; Paternalism ; Payment 
 of Members ; Politics — Addresses ; Political Economy ; 
 Political Economy — Periodicals ; Political Economy — 
 Societies; Political Satires; Radicalism; Referendum; 
 Republicanism ; Revolutions ; Riots ; Slavery ; State- 
 craft ; Statesmen ; Suffrage ; Tariffs ; Taxation ; 
 Treaties ; Unionists ; Veto ; Village Communities ; 
 Woman Suffrage ; and under the sub-heading Politics 
 under each Country.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Politics. Addresses, Lectures, Pamphlets. F. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 By Countries. \_See under the sub-heading Politics 
 
 under each Country.] 
 
 Polity, Ecclesiastical. [&« Church Polity.] 
 
 Polled Cattle. A. [See also Aberdeen Polled Angus.] 
 
 Polo. A. 
 
 Polychseta. A. [See also A.rme\iA& ; Helminthology. ] 
 
 Polygamy. F. [See also Marriage ; Mohammedanism ; 
 Monogamy; Mormonism.] 
 
 Polynesia. MD. [See also France — Colonies ; Melanesia ; 
 Micronesia ; New Hebrides ; Pacific Islands ; Poly- 
 nesians ; and under each Group and Island, e.g., 
 Caroline, Cook, Fiji, Friendly, Gilbert, Hawaii, 
 Ladrones, Low Archipelago, Marquesas, Marshall, 
 Pelew, Pitcairn, Samoa, Sandwich, Society, Solomon.] 
 
 Religions. MG. 
 
 Polynesian Labour. [See Coloured Labour ; Kanakas.] 
 
 Polynesian Languages and Dialects. MJ. [See also 
 Papuan Languages ; and under each Island or Group 
 for its own Language.] 
 
 Polynesians. MA. [See aZso Coloured Labour; Fijians; 
 Kanakas ; Papuans ; Samoans.] 
 
 Polypetalse. A. [See also Botany — General.] 
 
 Polyps. A. [See also Actinozoa ; Anthozoa.] 
 
 Polytheism. G. [See also Hinduism ; Idolatry ; 
 Monotheism ; Mythology.] 
 
 Polyzoa. A. [See also Zoophytes.] 
 
 Pomological Societies. [See Gardening — Societies ; 
 
 Pomology — Societies.] 
 
 Pomology. A. [See also Fruit-growing ; Gardening — 
 Periodicals.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Pompeii and Herculaneum. B. 
 
 Ponies. A 
 
 Poor, The. F. [See aZso Asylums, Benevolent; Beggars; 
 Charities ; Old Age Pensions ; Pauperism ; Pensions ; 
 Poor Laws ; Poverty ; Social Problems ; Tramps ; 
 Vagrants ; Workhouses.] 
 
 Poor Houses. [See Asylums, Benevolent.] 
 
 Poor Laws. F, 
 
 Popes. C. andG. [Se«aZ«o Apostolic Succession; Councils, 
 Church ; Infallibility ; (Ecumenical Councils ; Roman 
 Catholicism ; Vatican Council,] 
 
 [See also Opium.] 
 
 G. 
 
 Poppy. A, 
 Popul Vuh 
 
 Popular Errors. G 
 
 Superstitions. ] 
 
 Popular Poetry. [See Ballads.] 
 
 [See also Blunders ; Hallucinations ; 
 
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 Popular Science. A. [See also Science — Addresses, 
 
 Essays, Lectures.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. {See also Technology — Periodicals.] 
 
 Population. P. \See also Malthusianism ; Statistics, 
 Vital ; and under the sub-heading Statistics under each 
 Country.] 
 
 Populism. {See Democracy ; Radicalism.] 
 
 Porcelain. A. {See also Ceramics ; Pottery.] 
 
 Porcupine, The. {See Echidna.] 
 
 Porifera. {See Sponges.] 
 
 Porphyries. A. 
 
 Porpoises. A. [>Se« o&o Cetacea; Delphinidse; Dolphins.] 
 
 Port Jackson. MD. 
 
 Port Phillip. MD. 
 
 Port Royalists : Ecclesiastical History. G, {See also 
 
 Jansenists.] 
 Portal "Vein — Diseases. A. {See also Liver.] 
 Portrait Painting. A. {See also Miniature Painting.] 
 
 Portraits of Authors, Celebrities, &c. (Special Albums.) 
 A. [Porti-aits found in Biographical Works will be 
 noted under the respective names in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Ports. {See Harbours.] 
 
 Portugal. D. 
 
 Portuguese Colonies. {See Brazil ; Delagoa Bay ; Mexico ; 
 Portugal — Colonies ; South Africa ; and under each 
 Colony.] 
 
 Portugese in India, {See India.] 
 
 Portuguese Language. J. 
 
 Portuguese Literature. J. 
 
 Positivism. G. {See also Agnosticism ; Atheism ; 
 Comtean Philosophy ; Deism ; Freethought; Infidelity; 
 Rationalism; Realism; Spinozism; Theism; Theology, 
 
 Natural.] 
 
 Possession Islands. D. {See also Antarctic Regions; 
 South Victoria Land.] 
 
 Post mortem Examinations. {See Autopsy.] 
 
 Postage Stamps. F. 
 
 Prriodicals. E. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Postal Conferences. F. 
 
 Postal Laws. F. 
 
 Postal Service and Administration. F. {See also 
 
 Parcel Post ; Postage Stamps ; Postal Conferences.] 
 Posters. {See Picture Posters ; Street Literature.] 
 
 Potash in Agriculture. {See Agricultural Chemistry; 
 Manures.] 
 
 Potato. A. {See also Fungi in Agriculture ; Plant 
 Diseases ; Spraying.] 
 
 Potsdam Royal Observatories. A. {See also Pot.sdam 
 — Konigliche Observatorien in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Pottery. A. {See also Ceramics; China Painting; Clays; 
 Earthenware ; Majolica ; Porcelain ; Terra Cotta ; 
 Tiles; Vases.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Poultry and Poultry-farming. A. \See also Diseases of 
 Animals ; Ducks ; Experiment Farms and Stations ; 
 Geese ; Turkeys.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Poverty. F. [See[also Pauperism ; Poor Laws.] 
 Powder. [See Gunpowder.] 
 
 Practical Chemistry. [See Analytical Chemistry; 
 
 Metallurgy.] 
 
 Prseneste. D 
 
 Prakrit Language. J. [See also Indie Languages; San- 
 skrit.] 
 
 Prayer. G. [See also Devotional Exercises ; Liturgies ; 
 Lord's Prayer ; Prayer-books ; Revivals ; Ritualism.] 
 
 Prayer Books and Special Forms of Prayer. G. [See 
 also Devotional Exercises ; Litanies ; Liturgies ; 
 Meditations, Devotional ; Missals.] 
 
 Pre-Adamites. [See Primeval Man.] 
 
 Pre-Raphaelitism. A. 
 
 Preachers. 0. [See also Clergymen ; Evangelistic Work ; 
 Homilies and Homiletics ; Missionaries ; Preaching; 
 Priests ; Reformers, Religious ; Theologians.] 
 
 Preaching. G. [See also Church and Social Problems ; 
 Evangelistic Work ; Homilies and Homiletics ; 
 Preachers ; Public Speaking ; Reformers, Religious ; 
 Sermons.] 
 
 Precedence. F. 
 
 Precious Stones. [See Gems.] 
 
 Precis Writing. G. 
 
 Predestination. G. [See also Arminianism ; Calvinism ; 
 Election ; Fatalism ; Freedom of Will ; Salvation ; 
 Theology, Systematic and Doctrinal.] 
 
 Premiers. [See Prime Ministers.] 
 
 Prerogative. F. 
 
 Presbyterianism. G. [See also Calvinism; Church of 
 Scotland ; Congregationalism ; Covenanters ; Free 
 Church of Scotland ; Puritans and Puritanism ; 
 Reformed Dutch Church of America ; United Presby- 
 terians ; Westminster Confession of Faith.] 
 
 by Countries. G. 
 
 Prescriptions, Medical. A. [See also Materia Medica ; 
 Pharmacopffiias ; Pharmacy.] 
 
 Preserving and Preservatives. A. [See also Antiseptics ; 
 Canning; Formalin; Fruit Canning; Meat Preserving.] 
 
 Presidents. C. 
 
 Press, The. J. [&«aZso Journalism; Journalists; Libel.] 
 
 Pressgang. B. [See also Naval History.] 
 
 Prevention of Disease. [See Contagious and Infectious 
 Diseases— -Laws and Legislation ; Disinfection and 
 Disinfectants ; Hygiene ; Public Health ; Sanitation.] 
 
 Prevention of Smoke. [See Smoke Prevention.] 
 
 Price-books, Builders'. [See Building ; Building 
 Materials.] 
 
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 Prices. F. \_See also Monopolies ; Political Economy ; 
 Trades Unions ; Value ; Work and Wages.] 
 
 Prickly Comfrey. A. 
 
 Prickly Pear. MA. 
 
 Pride. G. 
 
 Priesthood. G. [/Se« aZso Celibacy ; Ordination; Roman 
 Catholicism.] 
 
 Priests. (By Denominations.) C. [_See also Clergy; 
 Missionaries.] 
 
 Primates, A. [See also A'^es ; Monkeys.] 
 
 Prime Ministers. C. 
 
 Primeval Man. A. {^See also Anthropology; Anthro- 
 pometry ; Archaeology ; Craniology ; Ethnology ; Man, 
 Natural History of.] 
 
 Primitive Art. A. 
 
 Primitive Man. [See Industries, Primitive ; Man, Natural 
 History of ; Primeval Man.] 
 
 Primitive Methodists. [See Methodist Episcopal Church ; 
 Wesleyan Methodism.] 
 
 Primitive Religions. [See Religions, Primitive.] 
 
 Primitive Society. F. [See also Customs ; Ethnology ; 
 Family; Marriage Customs ; Society, History of.] 
 
 Primogeniture. F. 
 
 Primrose. A. 
 
 Primrose League. F. 
 
 Primula, The. A. 
 
 Prince of Wales Island. MD. 
 
 Princes. C. [See also Kings.] 
 
 Princeton University. G. 
 
 Printing. General. A. [See also Aldine Press; Book- 
 selling ; Calico printing ; Caxtons ; Colour-printing ; 
 Copyright; Elzevir Press ; Kelmscott Press; Linotypes; 
 Printing Machinery ; Publishing ; Type and Type- 
 setting ; Typography.] 
 
 History of — By Countries. A. [See also under 
 
 Caxton, William ; Gutenberg, Johann ; iu Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Printing Machinery. A. [See also Linotypes.] 
 
 Prints. [See Engravings.] 
 
 Prison Labour. F. 
 
 Prisons. F. [See also Crime ; Imprisonment ; Newgate ; 
 Penitentiaries ; Police ; Punishment ; Reformatories.] 
 
 By Countries. F. 
 
 Private Judgment in Religion. [See Liberty of 
 Conscience ; Toleration.] 
 
 Private Schools. G. 
 
 Privateering. F. [See also International Law.] 
 
 Privilege. F. 
 
 Privy Council. F. 
 
 Prize Fighting. A. [See also Boxing ; Fighting.] 
 
 Probabilities. A. [See also Insurance; Lotteries; Risk.] 
 
 Probate : (Law). F. [See also Succession, Law of; Wills.] 
 
Subject Seadingsfor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Procedure : (Law). F. {See also Court Practice and 
 Procedure.] 
 
 Processions. B. [See also Lord Mayors' Show ; Pageants ; 
 Queen Victoria's Jubilee.] 
 
 Proclamations. [See under sub-heading Proclamations 
 under name of Colony.] 
 
 Proctotrypidae. A. [See also Hymenoptera.] 
 
 Produce Trade. F. 
 
 Professions, Occupations and Trades. [See under each.] 
 
 Professional and Business Ethics. G. [See also Archi- 
 tects and Contractors ; Authors and Publishers ; 
 Clprgy ; Employers' Liability; Legal Profession; 
 Master and Servant ; Medical Profession.] 
 
 Profit. F. 
 
 Profit-sharing. F. [See also Capital and Labour ; Com- 
 munism; Cooperation; Labour; Socialism; Work and 
 Wages ; Working Classes.] 
 
 Prohibited Books. [See Condemned Books.] 
 
 Prohibition. [See Local Option.] 
 
 Projectiles. A. [See also Artillery ; Ballistics ; Gunnery ; 
 Small Arms.] 
 
 Projection. A. [See also Geometrical Drawing.] 
 
 Promissory Notes. F. 
 
 Pronunciation. J. [See also Reading ; and under the 
 sub-heading Grammar under each Lauguage.] 
 
 Proof-reading. A. 
 
 Propellers. A. [See also Screw Propellers.] 
 
 Property. F. [See also Capital ; Conveyancing ; Copy- 
 right ; Inheritance ; Land Tax ; Liens ; Mortgage ; 
 Property Tax ; Real Property ; Socialism ; Taxation ; 
 Tithes; Wills.] 
 
 Property Tax. F. 
 
 'Prophecy. G. [See also Anti-Christ ; Divination ; 
 Fortune-telling ; Oracles ; Second Advent.] 
 
 Prophets. C. [See also under each of the Prophetical 
 Books. ] 
 
 Prose Selections. [See Selections Prose.] 
 
 Prosody. J. [See also Accent ; Metre; Poetry — General; 
 Rhyming Dictionaries ; Versification ; and under sub- 
 heading Prosody under each Language.] 
 
 Prospecting. A. [See also Gold-mining.] 
 
 Prostitution. F. [See also Contagious and Infectious 
 Diseases — Laws and Legislation ; Social Purity.] 
 
 Protection. F. [See also Fair-trade v. Freetrade ; Free- 
 trade V. Protection ; M'Kinleyisni ; State Bounties ; 
 Tariffs.] 
 
 Proteids. A. [/S«ea?so Albuminoids; Chemistry, Organic; 
 Foods, Chemistry of ; Physiological Chemistry.] 
 
 Protestant Episcopal Church, U.S.A. G. 
 
 Protestantism. G. [See also Albigenses ; Baptists ; 
 Calvinists ; Dutch Reformed Church ; Ecclesiastical 
 History; Huguenots; Lutherans; Moravians; Reforma- 
 tion, The; Reformed Dutch Church of America; 
 Reformed German Church ; Roman Catholicism.] 
 
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 Protococcacese. [^See Algse.] 
 
 Protophyta. A. [/Sea aZso Bacteriology ; Botany — Crypto- 
 gamic ; Germ in Diseases ; Mycetozoa ; Yeasts.] 
 
 Protoplasm. A. [See also Biology ; Botany, Physiological ; 
 
 Cells, Structure and Theory ; Morphology.] 
 Protozoa. A. [;5««aZso Infusoria; Mycetozoa j Rhyzopoda.] 
 Provengal Language and Literature. J. 
 Proverbs, Book of. G. 
 
 Proverbs — Dictionaries. K. [See also Epigrams ; Maxims ; 
 
 Quotations.] 
 Prunes. A. [See also Fruit-growing; Plums.] 
 Pruning. A. [See also Fruit-growing ; Gardening.] 
 Prussia. D. [See also Franco-German War ; Germany.] 
 
 Psalms and Psalmody. G. [See also Church Music; 
 Hymns and Hymnody.] 
 
 Psalms of David, The. G. [See also under David in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Psalter, The. G. 
 
 Pseudoneuroptera. A. [See also Dragon Flies ; Ephem- 
 eridcC ; Termites ; White Ants.] 
 
 Pseudonyms and Anonyms. J. 
 
 Psorospermosis. A. [See also Parasites and Parasitic 
 Diseases.] 
 
 Psychical Research. G. [See also Dreams ; Ghosts ; 
 Hallucinations ; Hypnotism ; Second Sight ; Spiritual- 
 ism ; Telepathy.] 
 
 Psycho-therapeutics. [See Faith-healing ; Mental Heal- 
 ing ; Mind and Body.] 
 
 Psychological Societies. [See Philosophy — Societies; 
 Psychology — Societies.] 
 
 Psychology. General. G. [See also Brain ; Consciousness ; 
 Instinct ; Knowledge, Theory of ; Memory ; Mental 
 Physiology ; Metaphysics ; Ontology ; Philosophy — 
 Periodicals; Psychical Research; Psychology, Animal; 
 Reaction ; Soul.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 ■ Societies. E. 
 
 Psychology, Animal. G. [See also Instinct.] 
 
 Psychometry. G. [See also Clairvoyance ; Physiological 
 Psychology.] 
 
 Pteridophyta. A. [;See aZso Ferns; Lycopodiums.] 
 
 Pteropidse. A. [See also Flying Fox.] 
 
 Pteropoda. A. [See also Mollusca.] 
 
 Pterylography. A. [See also Feathers.] 
 
 Ptomaines. A. [ySeeaZso Alkaloids, Vegetable; Bacteriology; 
 Chemistry — Organic ; Germs in Disease ; Poisons ; 
 Putrefaction ; Toxine and Anti-Toxine ; Tuberculin.] 
 
 Public Accounts. F. [See also Auditors — General — 
 
 Reports.] 
 Public and State Libraries. [See Libraries — National and 
 
 State ; and under the title of each Library in Author 
 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Public Buildings. A. [See also Architecture ; Cities ; 
 and under each Class of Building.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Public Debts. [S«« National Debts.] 
 
 Public Gardens. A. [Se* aZ«o Botany— Gardens; I'arks.] 
 
 Public Health. A. General. {^See also Adulteration ; 
 Air — Chemistry ; Cholera ; Contagious and Infectious 
 Diseases ; Cremation ; Diphtheria ; Disinfection and 
 Disinfectants ; Epidemics ; Explosions ; Explosives ; 
 Factories ; Food- Adulteration ; Foods, Chemistry of ; 
 Garbage ; Health — General ; Hygiene ; Infant Life 
 Protection ; Injurious Occupations ; Meat Inspection ; 
 Medical Education ; Milk and Milk Inspection ; 
 Noxious Trades ; Nuisances ; Plagues ; Poisons ; 
 Quarantine; Sanitary Engineering ; Sanitation; Sewer- 
 age; Slaughtering; Small pox ; Social Purity; Statis- 
 tics, Vital ; Street Cleaning ; Typhoid Fever ; Vaccin- 
 ation ; Water and Water Analysis.] 
 
 Boards and Societies. A. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Public Meetings. F. 
 
 Public Eecords Office. B. [^See also under Great 
 
 Britain and Ireland in Author Catalogue, for Official 
 
 Publications.] 
 Public Schools, N.S.W. G. [^See also Denominational 
 
 Schools : Education, Primary — New South Wales ; 
 
 National Education ; Reading Books ; Religion in 
 
 Education.] 
 Public Service. [See Civil Service ; and under the name 
 
 of each Country in the Author Catalogue, for Reports.] 
 Public Speaking. J. [See also Debating ; Elocution ; 
 
 Oratory ; Preaching ; Reading ; Rhetoric ; Voice.] 
 Public Works. A. [See also Public Buildings ; and 
 
 under the name of each Colony in the Author 
 
 Catalogue, for Official Reports.] 
 Public Worship. G. 
 
 Publishers. C. [See also Authors and Publishers ; Book- 
 sellers and Book Trade.] 
 
 Publishing. J. [See also Authors and Publishers ; 
 Books ; Booksellers and Book Trade ; Copyright.] 
 
 Pueblos. A. [See aZso Cliff Dwellers; Indians, American.] 
 
 Puerperal Fever. A. [See also Obstetrics.] 
 
 Pugilism. [See Boxing.] 
 
 Pulleys. A. 
 
 Pulpit Oratory. [See Preachers ; Preaching ; Sermons.] 
 
 Pulse, The. A. [See aiso Heart.] 
 
 Pumice Stone. A. 
 
 Pumps. A. [See also Air-pumps.] 
 
 Punctuation. J. 
 
 Punishment. F. [5e« aZ«o Capital Punishment ; Corporal 
 Punishment ; Crime ; Criminal Law ; Criminals ; 
 Eternal Punishment ; Penal Legislation ; Secondary 
 Punishment.] 
 
 jjunjabi. J. 
 
 Purgatory. G. [See also Future State ; Indulgences.] 
 Puritans and Puritanism. G. [See also Calvinism ; 
 Church of England; Congregationalism ; Noncon- 
 formists; Pilgrim Fathers ; Presbyterianism; Quakers.] 
 Purpose. G. 
 
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 Puseyism. G. \_See also Ritualism ; Tractarian Move- 
 
 
 ment ; and under Pusey in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 
 Pushto Language. J. \_See also Afghans ; Iranic 
 
 
 Languages.] 
 
 
 Putrefaction. A. [/S'** aZso Bacteriology; Fermentation; 
 
 
 Ptomaines.] 
 
 , 
 
 Puzzles. A. [^See also f Acrostics ; Charades ; Enigmas ; 
 
 
 Riddles.] 
 
 
 Pyaemia. A. [See also Blood.] 
 
 
 Pygmies. [See Pigmies.] 
 
 
 Pyralidas. A. [See also Lepidoptera ; Moths.] 
 
 
 Pyramids and Obelisks. B. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Pyrenees. D. 
 
 
 Pyrography and Pyrogravures. A. 
 
 
 Pyrotechnics. [See Fireworks.] 
 
 
 Pyroxylin. [See Gun-cotton.] 
 
 
 Pythagoreanism. G. [See also Transmigration.] 
 
 
 Q 
 
 
 Quacks and Quackery, [See Impostors and Imposture ; 
 
 
 Swindlers and Swindling.] 
 
 
 Quadrumana. A. [See also Apes ; Monkeys.] 
 
 
 Quadrupeds. A. [See also Natural History ; Zoology.] 
 
 
 Quakers and Quakerism. G. 
 
 
 Quantity. G. [See also Cosmology ; Numbers.] 
 
 
 Quantity Surveying. A. 
 
 
 Quarantine. A. [See also Public Health.] 
 
 
 Quarrying, A. [See also Blasting ; Explosives ; Mining ; 
 
 
 Stone and Stone-work.] 
 
 
 Quarter Sessions. [See Courts of Law.] 
 
 
 Quaternions, A. [See also Mathematics.] 
 
 
 Quays. [See Harbours.] 
 
 
 Queen Victoria's Jubilee, 1887. B. 
 
 
 1897. B. 
 
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 Queen's College, Cork. G. 
 
 
 Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders. [See Seventy- 
 
 
 ninth Regiment.] 
 
 
 Queens and Empresses. C. 
 
 
 Queensland. MD. [See also Aborigines of Australia ; 
 
 
 Kanakas; under the names of Cities, Districts, and 
 
 
 Subjects; and, for Government Publications, under 
 
 
 Queensland in Author Catalogue. 
 
 
 Quichuans, The. B. [See also Incas ; Peru.] 
 
 
 Quicksilver, [See Mercury.] 
 
 
 Quietism. [See Mysticism.] 
 
 
 Quietists. [5«« Jansenists; Old Catholics; Port Royalists.] 
 
 
 Quince. A. [See also Fruit-growing ; Pomology.] 
 
 
 Quinine. A. [See also Alkaloids, Vegetable ; Cinchona ; 
 
 
 Drugs; Materia Medica ; Pharmacy.] 
 
 
 Quotations — Dictionaries. K. [See also Anecdotes ; 
 
 
 Epigrams ; Maxims ; Proverbs— Dictionaries.] 
 
 
Subject Headings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
 Ill 
 
 R 
 
 Rabbis and Rabbinic Learning. G. \_See also Judaism ; 
 Kabala ; Talmud.] 
 
 Rabbits, A. [/Sf«« a?so Game and Game-birds ; Rodentia.] 
 
 Rabies. [&« Hydrophobia.] 
 
 Race-horse. A. [See also Horse; Horse-racing; Horse- 
 training ; Stud-books.] 
 
 Race Problems. F. fSee also Aliens ; American Negroes ; 
 Chinese Question; Coloured Labour Question ; Coloured 
 Schools and Institutes ; French Canadians ; Indians ; 
 Kanakas ; Negroes ; United States — Politics.] 
 
 Races of Man. [See Anthropology ; Ethnology.] 
 
 Racing. [See Horse-racing.J 
 
 Racoon. A. 
 
 Radiation. A. [See also Heat ; Light ; Molecular Physics ; 
 Optics ; Rontgen Photography ; Wave Motion, Theory 
 of.] 
 
 Radiata. A. [See also Coelenterata ; Echinodermata.] 
 
 Radicalism. F. [&« aZso Conservatism ; Liberalism.] 
 
 Radiographs. A. [See also Rontgen Photography.] 
 
 RafBa Fibre and Palm. A. [See also Fibres and Fibre 
 Plants.] 
 
 Ragged Schools. G. 
 
 Railway Carriages. [See Rolling Stock.] 
 
 Railways — Administration. F. [See also Carriers.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 By Countries. F. 
 
 Railways— Construction. A. [See also Bridges ; Civil 
 Engineering; Electric Railways; Locomotives; Nation- 
 alization ; Rolling Stock ; Tramways ; Tunnelling.] 
 
 By Countries. A. 
 
 Rain and Rainfall. A. [See also Droughts; Mete- 
 orology ; Kilometers ; Periodicity ; Vapour, Aqueous.] 
 Rainbows. A. 
 
 Raisins. A. [See also Currants ; Grapes ; Viticulture.] 
 Ramie Fibre. A. [See also Fibres and Fibre Plants.] 
 Rape (Brassica campestris). A. [See also Colza Oil.] 
 Rarotonga. MD. [See also Cook Islands.] 
 Raspberries. A. 
 
 Rationalism. G. [5««a^oAgnosticism; Atheism; Christian 
 Evidences; Deism; Empiricism; Free-thought; In- 
 fidelity ; Intuitionalism ; Miracles ; Spinozism ; Super- 
 naturalism ; Theism ; Transcendentalism.] 
 
 Rats. A. [See also Rodentia.] 
 
 Reaction. G. 
 
 Reading. G. [See also Pronunciation ; Reading Circles • 
 Self Culture.] 
 
 Reading-books. G. 
 
 Reading Circles and Unions. J. [See also Chautauqua ; 
 Reading ; Selections— Prose ; Self Culture ; Summer 
 Schools.] 
 
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 Ready Reckoners. A. 
 
 Real Property — (Law). F. \_See also Conveyancing ; 
 Deeds — Registration ; Easements ; Mortgages ; Per- 
 sonal Property ; Property ; Taxation.] 
 
 Realism. G. [/S«« also Conceptualism ; Impressionism ; 
 Nominalism ; Positivism ; Scholasticism.] 
 
 Reality. G. {See also Consciousness ; Knowledge, Theory 
 of; Ontology.] 
 
 Reason. G. \_See also Instinct ; Logic ; Philosophy ; 
 Psychology; Rationalism.] 
 
 Reasoning. G. [See also Logic] 
 
 Rebellions — General. B. 
 
 Receipts — Medicine. [See Pharmacopoeias ; Prescrip- 
 tions.] 
 
 Receipts — Workshop. A. [See also General Information, 
 Works of ; Mending and Repairing.] 
 
 Rechabites. F. [See also Temperance — Societies.] 
 Recipes — Cooking. [See Cookery.] 
 
 Reciprocity. F. [See also Customs Union; Fair Trade 
 V. Free Trade ; Tariffs.] 
 
 Recitations. J. [See also Elocution ; Reading Books ; 
 Rhetoric ; Selections — Prose.] 
 
 Reclamation of Land. A. [See also Embanking.] 
 
 Reconnaissance. [See Military Surveying.] 
 
 Recreation. A. [See also Amusements ; Games ; Sports 
 and Pastimes.] 
 
 Red Cross Associations. F. [See also Ambulances ; 
 Medical Service — Army and Navy.] 
 
 Red River Expedition. B. [See also Canada — History.] 
 Red Sea and Islands. D. 
 
 Redemption. G. [See also Atonement ; Salvation j 
 Theology, Systematic and Doctrinal.] 
 
 Referendum. F. [See also Democracy.] 
 
 Reflection. G. 
 
 Reflex Action. A. [See also Nerves and Nervous System.] 
 
 Reformation. F. [See also Prisons ; Punishment ; 
 Reformatories.] 
 
 Reformation, The. G. [See also Ecclesiastical History ; 
 Huguenots ; Hussites ; Protestantism ; Reformers, 
 Religious ; Waldenses ; and under Luther in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 By Countries. G. 
 
 Reformatories. F. [See also Inebriate Asylums ; 
 Juvenile Offenders ; Penitentiaries ; Prisons.] 
 
 Reformed Dutch Church of America. G. [See also 
 Dutch Reformed Church; Presbyterianism.] 
 
 Reformed Dutch Church. [See Dutch Reformed Church.] 
 
 Reformed German Church. G. 
 
 Reformers, Religious. C. 
 
 Reformers, Social. C. 
 
 Refrigerating Machinery. A. [See also Cold Storage ; 
 Compressed Air ; Ice-making.] 
 
 Refugres. [See Reformatories.] 
 
Subject Seadings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 \_See also Costume ; Ecclesiastical Vest- 
 
 [See also Baptism ; Con- 
 
 Regalia. A 
 
 ments.] 
 
 Regeneration. — Biology. A. 
 
 Regeneration — Theology. G. 
 version ; Salvation.] 
 
 Regimental Histories. B. [Set also Army, British; 
 Highland Regiments ; and under each Regiment.] 
 
 Registers of Births, Deaths and Marriages, K. \_See 
 also Church and Parish Registers ; Marriages and 
 Marriage Licenses.] 
 
 Registers of Universities and Colleges. {See Calendars.] 
 
 Reign of Terror, 1793-4. B. [See also French Revolu- 
 tion.] 
 
 Re-incarnation. G. [See also Theosophy.] 
 
 Reindeer. A. 
 
 Relation of the Sexes. G. 
 
 Relationship. F. and G. 
 
 Religion. General. G. 
 
 Christian Evidences 
 
 [See also Allegories ; Atheism ; 
 Christianity ; Church and State ; 
 Councils, Church ; Creation ; Creeds ; Ecclesiastical 
 History ; Enthusiasm ; Evolution ; Faith ; Fanaticism ; 
 Heresies ; Idolatry ; Miracles ; Monasticism ; Mysti- 
 cism ; Mythology ; Pantheism ; Porsecutions ; Philo- 
 sophy; Positivism; Prayer; Rationalism; Reformation, 
 The ; Religion and Science ; Religion in Education ; 
 Religions — General ; Religions, Non-Christian ; Reli- 
 gions, Primitive; Revivals; Ritualism; Saints; Serpent 
 Worship ; Sky Worship ; Sunday ; Supernaturalism ; 
 Symbolism ; Test Laws ; Theology, Natural ; Theo- 
 sophy ; Worship ; and subheading Religion under each 
 Country.] 
 
 Addresses, Essays, Pamphlets. G. 
 
 Christian. [See Allegories, Religious ; Canon of 
 
 Scripture ; Christianity ; Creeds ; Crusades ; Greek 
 Church ; Heresies ; Huguenots ; Infidelity ; Jansenists ; 
 Knights Templars ; Moravians ; Persecutions ; Refor- 
 mation, The; Religious Orders; Revivals; Unitarian- 
 ism ; XJniversalism ; Vatican Council ; and under each 
 Denomination and Sect.] 
 
 Dictionaries. G. 
 
 Education, Teaching, Schools. G. [See also Religion 
 
 in Education.] 
 
 • History of. G. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Statistics. K. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 each Country.] 
 
 Religion and Science. G. [See also Biblical Criticism ; 
 Christian Evidences ; Deism ; Evolution ; Genesis ; 
 Inspiration of the Bible ; Miracles ; Optimism ; Posi- 
 tivism ; Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Religion in Education. G. [See also Denominational 
 
 Schools ; Religion — Education ; Sunday Schools.] 
 Religion in the State. [See Church and State.] 
 
 F. 
 
 [See subheading Religion under 
 
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 Keligions — General. G. [See also Christian Churches 
 and Sects — Statistics ; Religions, Non-Christian.] 
 
 ■ Statistics. K. 
 
 Non-Christian. G. [5'e« a?so Agnosticism ;Arians; 
 
 Atheism; Brahmanism; Buddhism; China — Religions; 
 Confucianism ; Dervishes ; Druids ; Druses ; Essenes ; 
 Fetiehism ; Free-thought ; Gnosticism ; Hibbert Lec- 
 tures ; Hinduism ; Idolatry ; India — Religions ; Judaism ; 
 Maori Religion and Mythology ; Mexico — Religions ; 
 Mohammedanism ; Mormonisni ; Mythology ; Paganism ; 
 Parseeism ; Peru — Religions ; Polytheism ; Rationalism ; 
 Religions — General ; Religions — Primitive ; Rosicru- 
 cians ; Semitic Religions ; Serpent Worship ; Shalam 
 Children ; Shinto ; Spiritualism ; Taoism ; Theosophy ; 
 Zend Avesta.] 
 
 Primitive. G. [See also Fire Worship ; Mythology ; 
 
 Parseeism ; Phallic Worship ; Religion, History of ; 
 Serpent Worship ; Sky Worship ; Theology, Natural ; 
 Totemism ; Tree Worship ; Vedas.] 
 
 Religious Education. [See Church and State ; Divinity 
 Schools and Colleges ; Religion — Education, Teaching, 
 Schools ; Religion in Education ; Sunday Schools ; 
 Theology — Education.] 
 
 Religious Liberty. [See Church and State; Free-thought ; 
 Liberty of Conscience ; Nonconformists; Persecutions.] 
 
 Religious Orders. G. [See also Anglican Orders ; Athos, 
 Mt. ; Augustinians ; Benedictines ; Brotherhoods ; 
 Capuchins ; Carmelites ; Carthusians ; Cistercians ; 
 Dominicans ; Ecclesiastical History ; Franciscans ; 
 Jesuits; Knights Templars; Monasteries; Monasticism; 
 Monks ; Nuns ; Sisterhoods ; Ursulines ; and under 
 each Order.] 
 
 Religious Pamphlets. [See Religion — Addresses, Essays, 
 Pamphlets.] 
 
 Religious Periodicals. [See Religion— Periodicals.] 
 
 Religious Persecutions. [See Persecutions.] 
 
 Religious Poetry. H. [See also Christmas Carols ; 
 Hymns and Hymnody.] 
 
 Religious Societies, [See Religion — Societies.] 
 
 Religious Statistics. \See Churches and Sects — Statistics ; 
 Religions : General — Statistics.] 
 
 Religious Stories. G. [See also Allegories ; Parables.]- 
 
 Remainders. [See Real Property.] 
 
 Reminiscences. C. [See also Biographical Sketches.] 
 
 Renaissance, The. B. [See also History, Media3val.] 
 
 Rent. F. [See also Interest ; Land Question.] 
 
 Repairing. [See Mending.] 
 
 Repentance. G. [See also Absolution ; Confession ; 
 Conversion ; Penance ; Redemption ; Regeneration ; 
 Revivals ; Salvation.] 
 
 Reporting. [See Journalism.] 
 
 Repousse Work. A. 
 
 Representation. [See Election ; Suffrage.] 
 
 Representative Government. [See Government.] 
 
 Reprisals. [See International Law.] 
 
Subject Seadingsfcr Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Reproduction, A. [See ako Botany, Physiological; 
 Embryology ; PertUisation ; Parthenogenesis ; Physi- 
 ology.] 
 
 Reptiles. A. [See also Adders and Vipers ; Alligators ; 
 Crocodiles ; Lizards ; Snake-bite ; Snakes ; Tortoises 
 and Turtles; and under each Family.] 
 
 Republicanism. F. [See also Democracy ; Monarchy.] 
 
 Reservoirs. A. [See also Water Supply.] 
 
 Resins. [See Gums, Kinos, and Resins.] 
 
 Resources of Countries. [See Mining and Mineral 
 Resources — By Countries ; and under heading General 
 under each Country and State.] 
 
 Respiratory System. A. [See also Larynx ; Lungs ; and 
 under each Organ.] 
 
 Responsibility. G. [See also Agnosticism ; Conscience.] 
 
 Rest. G. [See also Recreation.] 
 
 Restaurants. A. 
 
 Resurrection. G 
 Resurrectionists. 
 Retaining Walls. 
 Retina. [See Eye.] 
 Reunion of Churches. 
 
 [See also Future State.] 
 A. 
 A, 
 
 G. 
 
 Revelation. G. [&e a&o Bible; Christianity; Theology, 
 Natural.] 
 
 Revelations: Bible. G. 
 
 Revenue Laws, [See Finance; Tariffs; Taxation; and 
 under sub-heading Finance and Taxation under each 
 Colony.] 
 
 Reviews. [See Literary Criticism ; Literature — Periodicals.] 
 
 Revivals. G. [See also Conversion ; Evangelistic Work ; 
 Missions and Missionary Work; Prayer; Salvation 
 Army.] 
 
 Revolutions. General. B. [See also French Revolution ; 
 Mutinies ; Riots.] 
 
 Revolvers. [See Small Arms.] 
 
 Rhea. (Bcehmeria nivea.) [See Ramie Fibre.] 
 
 Rhetoric. J. [See also Elocution ; Eloquence ; Meta- 
 phor ; Oratory ; Public Speaking ; Voice.] 
 
 Rheumatic Arthritis. A. [See also Rheumatism.] 
 
 Rheumatism. A. [See also Gout.] 
 
 Rhine, River. D. 
 
 Rhode Island. D. 
 
 Rhodesia. D. [See also British South Africa Chartered 
 Co. ; South Africa.] 
 
 Rhone, River. D. 
 
 Rhopalocera. A. [See also Lepidoptera.] 
 
 Rhubarb. A. 
 
 Rb3aning Dictionaries. J. [See also Prosody,] 
 
 Rhyncota. A. [See also Bugs.] 
 
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 Bhyzopoda. A. [See also Amoeba ; Foraminifera.] 
 
 Bice. A. [See also Cereals.] 
 
 Rickets. A. 
 
 Biddies. A. \_See also Acrostics ; Charades ; Enigmas ; 
 Puzzles.] 
 
 Riding, A. [_See also Horse, The.] 
 
 Eifle Associations. E. [See also Shooting, Military.] 
 
 Bifles. [See Shooting, Military ; Small Arms.] 
 
 Big Veda. [See Vedas, The.] 
 
 Bigging. [See Masts and Rigging.] 
 
 Binderpest. A. [See also Cattle Plagues.] 
 
 BingS. A. [See also Finger-rings.] 
 
 Bingworm. A. [See also Parasites and Parasitic Diseases ; 
 Skin.] 
 
 Biots. B. [See also Mobs ; Revolutions.] 
 
 Biparian Bights. F. [See also Irrigation — Laws j Water 
 Supply.] 
 
 Bisk. F. [See also Insurance ; Probabilities.] 
 
 Bites and Ceremonies. F. [See also Coronations; 
 Customs ; Fasts and Fasting ; Funeral Rites; Liturgies ; 
 Marriage Customs ; Mass ; Ordination ; Ritualism ; 
 Sacraments; Social Ethic ; Totemism ; Worship.] 
 
 By Countries. F. 
 
 Aborigines of Australia. MF. [See also Bora.] 
 
 Bitualism. G. [See also Church of England ; Puseyism ; 
 Rites and Ceremonies ; Roman Catholicism ; Tractarian 
 Movement.] 
 
 Bituals. G. [See also Litanies ; Liturgies.] 
 
 Eivers. A. [See also Embanking; Floods; Hydraulic 
 Engineering ; Reclamation of Land.] 
 
 Biviera. D. [See also Grasse ; Health Resorts ; Mediterr- 
 anean ; Mentone ; Monaco ; Nice.] 
 
 Boads and Boad-making. A. [See also Pavements ; 
 Tires ; Transportation ; Wood Pavements.] 
 
 Bock-boring. [See Artesian Water ; Bores and Boring ; 
 Diamond Drills.] 
 
 Bock-carvings and Bock-paintings. MA. [See also 
 Carvings ; Fine Arts — Aborigines of Australia ; Fine 
 Arts — Maori,] 
 
 Rock-melon. [See Melons.] 
 
 Bocks. [See Petrology.] 
 
 Bocky Mountain Locust. (Caloptenus spretus) A. [See 
 also Insects, Injurious.] 
 
 Bocky Mountains. D. 
 
 Bod, The. [See Fishing and Fishing Tackle.] 
 
 Eodentia. A. [See also Gophers ; Mice ; Rabbits ; Rats ; 
 Squirrels.] 
 
 Boiling Stock. A. [See also Railways — Construction.] 
 
 Romaic. [See Greek Language— Modern.] 
 
 Roman Art. [See Fine Arts— Roman.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 183 
 
 Roman Catholicism. G. \_See also Abbeys ; Absolution ; 
 Anti-Christ ; Canonization ; Cardinals ; Celibacy ; 
 Church and State ; Church Music ; Confession ; 
 Convents ; Councils, Church ; Ecclesiastical History ; 
 Ecclesiastical Law ; Excommunication ; Fasts and Fast- 
 ing ; Fathers of the Church ; Immaculate Conception ; 
 Indulgences ; Infallibility ; Inquisition ; Jansenists ; 
 Jesuits ; Lent ; Litanies ; Liturgies ; Lourdes ; Mass ; 
 Miracles ; Missals ; Missions and Missionary Work ; 
 Monasteries ; Monasticism ; Monks ; Nuns ; Old 
 Catholics ; Papacy ; Papal Bulls ; Penance ; Persecu- 
 tions ; Pilgrimage ; Popes ; Priesthood; Protestantism; 
 Purgatory ; Reformation ; Religion in Education ; 
 Reunion of Churches; Rituals; Rosary ; Sacraments; 
 Saints; Sisterhoods; Test Laws; Tractarian Move- 
 ment; Transubstantiation ; Ultramontanism ; Vatican 
 Council, 1869 ; Vatican Palace ; Virgin Mary.] 
 
 By Countries. G. 
 
 Roman Empire. B. \_See also Archaeology — Italy ; Holy 
 Roman Empire ; Roman Senate ; Rome.] 
 
 Roman Fever. A. 
 
 Roman Law. {See Civil Law.] 
 
 Roman Literature, [See Latin Literature.] 
 
 Roman Senate. B. 
 
 Romance Languages and Literature. J. \_See also 
 French, Italian, Portuguese, Provencal, Romansch, 
 Spanish Languages.] 
 
 Romances. General. J. [See also Fiction ; Legends.] 
 
 Greek. J. 
 
 Latin. J. 
 
 Mediaeval. J. [See also Old English Language 
 
 and Literature, 1000-1460.] 
 
 Romansch Language and Literature, J. 
 
 Romanticism. J. [See also Naturalism,] 
 
 Rome, B. and D. [See also Archaeology — Italy ; Cata- 
 combs; Colosseum; History, Ancient; Italy — History; 
 Roman Empire ; Roman Senate.] 
 
 Rbntgen Photography. A. [See also Radiographs.] 
 
 Roofs. A. [See also Arches ; Building ; Girders.] 
 
 Rope. A. [See also Cables ; Hemp ; Knots and Splices • 
 Wire.] 
 
 Rosary. G. 
 
 Roses. A. [See also Flower Gardening.] 
 
 Rosicrucians. G. [See also Mysticism ; Phallic Worship ; 
 Religions, Primitive.] 
 
 Rotary Motion. [See Gyroscope ; Kinematics ; Motion.] 
 Rothamsted Experiment Farm. A. [See also Experi- 
 ment Farms and Stations ; and under Lawes, Sir J, B. 
 in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Rotifera. A. [See also Infusoria.] 
 
 Roumania. B. and D. 
 
 Roumanian Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Round Towers. B. [See also Archajology — Ireland.] 
 
 Routes for Trade and Travelling. F, 
 
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 Rowing. [See Boating.] 
 
 Royal Academy. A. 
 
 Royal Naval Reserves. [See Naval Reserves; and undtr 
 the title in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Royalty. F. By Countries. 
 
 Rubber Goods. [See Guttapercha.] 
 
 Rubella. A. [See also Measles ; Scarlet Fever.] 
 
 Rubrics. [See Liturgies.] 
 
 Rulers. [See Czars ; Emperors ; Kings ; Monarchy ; 
 Queens; Popes; Presidents; Princes.] 
 
 Rum. A. 
 
 Ruminantia. A. [See also Mammalia.] 
 
 Runic Inscriptions. J. [See also Palaeography; 
 Scandinavian Languages.] 
 
 Running. A. [See also Athletics ; Sports.] 
 
 Rural Life and Pleasures. J. [See also Camping ; 
 Frontier and Pioneer Life ; Gardening ; Hunting ; 
 Peasantry ; Sports and Pastimes.] 
 
 Rural Economy and Industries. A. [See also Agri- 
 culture ; Dairying ; Estate Management ; Gardening.] 
 
 Russia. B. and D. [See also Anarchy and Anarchists ; 
 Crimean War ; Finland ; Greek Church ; Lapland ; 
 Nihilism : Russia — Politics ; Russo-Turkish War ; 
 Siberia ; Slavonic Races.] 
 
 Russia in Asia. F. [See also China ; India — Politics ; 
 Russia — Politics ; Siberia.] 
 
 Russian Church. [See Greek Church.] 
 
 Russian Language. J. [See also Slavonic Languages.] 
 
 Russian Literature. J. 
 
 Russian Thistle. A. [See also Weeds.] 
 
 Russniaks. [See Ruthenians.] 
 
 Russo-Turkish War (1877). B. [See 
 Russia — History ; Turkey — History.'] 
 
 Rust in Wheat. A. [For other Rusts 
 
 Agriculture; Pathology, Vegetable ; Plant Diseases.] 
 
 Ruth : Old Testament. G. 
 
 Ruthenian Language. J. [See also Slavonic Languages.] 
 
 Ruthenians. A. [See also Poland ; Slavonian Races.] 
 
 Rye. A. [See also Cereals.] 
 
 s 
 
 Sabseans. J. [See also Yemen.] 
 
 Sabbath Question. [See Sunday and Sunday Observ- 
 ance.] 
 
 Sabbath Schools. [See Sunday Schools.] 
 
 Sabianism. G. [<S«« afeo Babylonia — Religions; Gnostics.] 
 
 Sacerdotalism. G. 
 
 Sacraments, The. G. [See also Absolution ; Baptism ; 
 Confession ; Confirmation ; Extreme Unction ; Lord's 
 Supper; Marriage; Ordination to Ministry ; Penance.] 
 
 also Plevna ; 
 see Fungi in 
 
Subject Headings Jor Dictionaiy Index. 
 
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 Sacred Books. G. [See also Bible ; Koran ; Popul Vuh ; 
 Talmud ; Vedas ; Zend Avesta.] 
 
 Sacred Music. [See Church Music] 
 
 Sacred Poetry. [See Hymns and Hymnody ; Psalms 
 
 and Psalmody ; Religious Poetry.] 
 Saddlery and Harness. A. 
 Safety Lamps. [See Miners' Safety Lamps.] 
 
 Sagas. J. [See also Folk-lore — Scandinavian ; Icelandic 
 Literature ; Scandinavian Literature.] 
 
 Sahara. D. [See also Soudan ; Timbuctoo.] 
 
 Sailing. [(Se* Boating; Canoeing; Navigation; Yachting.] 
 
 Sailing Directions. D. [See also under the name of the 
 
 Place.] 
 
 Sailors and Nautical Life. C. [See also Admirals ; 
 Bethels ; Maritime Law ; Naval Biography ; Naval 
 Law ; Sea Songs ; Shipwrecks.] 
 
 Sails and Sail-making. A. [See also Masts and Rigging ; 
 Ships.] 
 
 Sainfoin. A. [See also Leguminosse ; Nitrogen in Agri- 
 culture.] 
 
 St. Andrew's University. G. [See also Universities, 
 British.] 
 
 Saint Bartholomew's Day (1572). B. [See also Massa- 
 cres.] 
 
 St. Helena. D. 
 
 St. John of Jerusalem. [See Knights Templars; Saints.] 
 
 Saints. G. [See also Canonization ; Christian Art ; 
 Fathers of the Church ; and under each Saint in the 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Salads. A. [See also Cookery and Cookery Schools.] 
 
 Salamanders. A. [See also Batrachia.] 
 
 Saleniidse. A. [See also Echinoidea.] 
 
 Salic Law. F. 
 
 Salisbury Cathedral. A. 
 
 Salmon and Salmon Fisheries. A. 
 
 Salsolacese. MA. [See also Forage Plants.] 
 
 Salt and Salt-mining. A. 
 
 Salt-bushes. [See Forage Plants ; Salsolacese.] 
 
 Salt Lake City. D. [See also Mormonism ; Utah.] 
 
 Salts : (Chemical Technology). A. 
 
 Salvation. G. [See also Conversion ; Faith ; Future 
 State ; Grace ; Justification ; Obedience ; Predestina- 
 tion ; Redemption ; Regeneration ; Repentance ; Re- 
 vivals ; Sanctification ; Soul ; Universalism.] 
 
 Salvation Army, G. 
 
 Samaritan Language. J. [See also Hebrew Language.] 
 
 Samoa and Navigator's Islands. MD. 
 
 Samoans. MA. [See also Polynesians.] 
 
 Samuel : Old Testament. G. 
 
 San Domingo. [See Hayti.] 
 
 San Jose Scale. (Aspidiotus pemiciosus). A. [See also 
 Entomology, Economic ; Insects, Injurious ; Scale 
 Insects.] 
 
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 San Salvador. D. \_See also Central America.] 
 
 Sanctification. G. 
 
 Sanctuaries. D and F. 
 
 Sand. A. 
 
 Sandwich Islands. MD. [_See also Hawaii ; Honolulu.] 
 
 Sanhedrim. \_See Judaism.] 
 
 Sanitary Engineering. A. [iS^e«o?so Garbage; Heating of 
 Buildings ; Plumbing ; Public Health ; Sanitation ; 
 Sewage Disposal ; Sewerage — Engineering ; Soils and 
 Sub-soils; Street Cleaning ; Ventilation ; Water Supply.] 
 
 Sanitary Laws. [See Public Health — Laws and Legisla- 
 tion.] 
 
 Sanitary Science. \_See Hygiene ; Public Health.] 
 
 Sanitation. A. [See also Adulteration ; Air ; Disin- 
 fection and Disinfectants ; Food ; Hygiene ; Noxious 
 Trades ; Nuisances ; Plumbing ; Public Health ; 
 Sanitary Engineering ; Street Cleaning ; Ventilation ; 
 Warming of Buildings ; Water and Water Analysis ; 
 Water Supply.] 
 
 Sanskrit. J. [See also Drama, Hindu ; Prakrit Language ; 
 Vedas, The.] 
 
 Saracens. B. [See also Crusades.] 
 
 Sarcophagus. [See Catacombs ; Coffins ; Tombs.] 
 
 Sardinia. B. [See also Ita]y\] 
 
 Sark. B. [See also Channel Islands.] 
 
 Satan. [See Demonology ; Devil, The.] 
 
 Satire and Satires. J. [See also Caricatures ; Humour 
 and Comic Literature ; Humourists and Satirists ; 
 Political Satires, Songs, Squibs, and Cartoons.] 
 
 Satirists. [See Humourists and Satirists.] 
 
 Saturn : (Astronomy). A. 
 
 Sauces. A. 
 
 Savagism. G. [See also Heathen Barbarism.] 
 
 Savings Banks. F. [See also Agricultural Banks; 
 Banks and Banking ; Building Societies.] 
 
 Savoy. B. [See also Savoyards.] 
 
 Savoyards. A. [See also Savoy.] 
 
 Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. B. 
 
 Saxe-Meiningen. [See Meiningen.] 
 
 Saxe- Weimar. [See Weimar.] 
 
 Saxon Language, and Literature. J. 
 
 Saxony. B. 
 
 Saw Mills. A. 
 
 Scab in Sheep. A. [See also Acarina ; Mites.] 
 
 Scale Insects. A. [See also Coccidse ; Entomology, 
 Economic ; Hemiptera ; Insects, Injurious.] 
 
 Scandinavia. B. and D. [See also Denmark ; Iceland ; 
 Norway; Sweden; Vikings.] 
 
 Scandinavian Languages. J. [/SeeaZso Danish; Finnish; 
 Icelandic; Norwegian; Runic Inscriptions ; Swedish 
 Language.] 
 
 Scandinavian Literature. J. [See also Sagas ; Vikings.] 
 
Suibject Readings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Scandinavian Mythology. {^See Mythology — Scandinavia.] 
 
 Scandinavians. A. [^See also Vikings.] 
 
 Scaphopoda. A. 
 
 Scarabs. B. [See also Egyptology.] 
 
 Scarlatina. [See Scarlet Fever.] 
 
 Scarlet Fever. A. 
 
 Scenery, Australian : (Photographs). A. 
 
 Scent Plants. A. [See also Flower Gardening ; Flowers ; 
 Perfumery.] 
 
 Scents. [See Perfumery.] 
 
 Scepticism. [See Agnosticism ; Atheism ; Deism ; Free- 
 thought ; Idealism ; Materialism ; Pantheism ; Ration- 
 alism.] 
 
 Schleswig-Holstein War. B. 
 
 Scholarship. G. 
 
 Scholasticism. G. [See also under Abelard ; Anselm ; 
 Aquinas ; Scotus ; in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 School Furniture and Apparatus. G. 
 
 School Hygiene. A. [&e aZso Gymnastics and Calisthe- 
 nics.] 
 
 School Libraries. J. 
 
 School Life. G. [See also College Life ; Student Life.] 
 
 School Management and Organization. G. [See also 
 Reading-books ; School Furniture and Apparatus ; 
 School Hygiene ; Teaching.] 
 
 School Papers and Magazines. E. 
 
 School Registers. G. 
 
 Schools. [See Colleges ; Coloured Schools ; Denomi- 
 national Schools; Education, Primary; High Schools; 
 Industrial Schools ; Kindergarten ; Private Schools ; 
 Public Schools ; Ragged Schools ; Reading-books ; 
 School Management ; School Papers and Magazines ; 
 School Registers ; Schools — Architecture ; Schools of 
 Art; Student Life; Summer Schools; Sunday Schools; 
 Teachers — Training Schools ; and under the title of 
 each School.] 
 
 Schools — Architecture, A. 
 
 Schools of Art and Mechanics' Institutes. A. 
 
 Sciatica. A. 
 
 Science — General. A. [See also Industrial Arts ; Popular 
 Science ; Religion and Science ; Scientific Education ; 
 Scientific Expeditions ; and under the name of each 
 Science.] 
 
 ' Addresses ; Lectures ; Theses. A. 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 History of. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Teaching ; Laboratories ; Apparatus. G. [See also 
 
 Scientific Education.] 
 
 Science and Religion. [See Religion and Science.] 
 
 Scientific Addresses^General. [jSee sub-heading Addresses 
 under Science — General, and under each Science.] 
 
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 Scientific Apparatus and Instruments. [_See Astronomi- 
 cal Instruments ; Chemistry — Teaching, Laboratories, 
 Apparatus ; Mathematical Instruments ; Microtome ; 
 Surgical Instruments ; Surveying — Instruments.] 
 
 Scientific Dictionaries. \_See sub heading Dictionaries 
 under Science — General, and under each Science.] 
 
 Scientific Education. G. {See also Classical Education; 
 Medical Education ; Popular Science ; Science — 
 Teaching ; Technical Education.] 
 
 Scientific Expeditions and Voyages. A. \_See also 
 "Alert," The ; Arctic Regions; " Challenger" Expedi- 
 tion ; Horn Expedition.] 
 
 ScientificPeriodicals: General. [/S«« Science— Periodicals; 
 also sub-heading Periodicals under each Science.] 
 
 Scientific Societies : General. \_See Science— Societies ; 
 also sub-heading Societies under each Science.] 
 
 Scientists. C. \_See also Astronomers ; Biologists ; 
 Botanists; Chemists; Doctors and Surgeons; Elec- 
 tricians; Engineers; Geologists; Inventors; Natural- 
 ists ; Philosophers.] 
 
 Scorpions. A. \_See also Arthrogastra.] 
 
 Scotch, The. [_See Scottish Life and Character.] 
 
 Scotland. B. and D. \_See also Church of Scotland ; 
 Crofters ; Culloden ; Free Church of Scotland ; Great 
 Britain ; Highland Clans ; Highlanders, Scottish ; 
 Highlands of Scotland ; IJumour-^ Scottish; Jacobites; 
 Presbyterianism ; Scottish Language ; Scottish Life ; 
 and Character ; Scottish Literature ; Songs — Scottish ; 
 Tales — Scottish ; and under each City, District, and 
 Subject.] 
 
 Scottish Dictionaries. {See Scottish Language— Diction- 
 aries.] 
 
 Scottish Humour. {See Humour and Comic Literature — 
 
 Scottish.] 
 
 Scottish Language. J. {See also Gaelic Language.] 
 
 Scottish Law. {See Law— Scottish.] 
 
 Scottish Life and Character. B. {See also Humour and 
 Comic Literature — Scottish ; Scotland — Social Life 
 and Customs ; Tales — Scottish.] 
 
 Scottish Literature. J. {See also Humour — Scottish ; 
 Songs — Scottish ; Tales — Scottish.] 
 
 Scottish Philosophy. {See Philosophy— British ; and in 
 Author Catalogue under Beattie, J. ; Hume, D. ; 
 Oswald, J. ; Reid, T. ; Stewart, Dugald.] 
 
 Scottish Songs. {See Ballads ; Jacobite Songs ; Songs — 
 
 Scottish.] 
 Screw Propellers and Propulsion. A. 
 Screws. A. 
 
 Scriptures, Holy. {See Bible, The ; Canon of Scripture.] 
 Scrofula. A. 
 Sculptors. C. {See also Artists.] 
 
 Sculpture. General. A. {See also Artistic Anatomy ; 
 Bronzes ; Carving ; Elgin Marbles ; Pine Arts — Greek ; 
 Ivories ; Monuments ; Parthenon ; Sculptors ; Tombs 
 and Mausoleums.] 
 
 ' By Countries. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Sea Soundings. 
 Sea Urchins. A. 
 Sea Water. A. 
 
 Regi- 
 
 Scurvy. A. 
 
 Sea, The, A. \_See also Algae ; " Challenger" Expedition ; 
 Dredging ; Hydrography ; Marine Zoiilogy ; Maritime 
 Discovery ; Navigation ; Pelagic Botany ; Physical 
 Geography ; Pirates and Piracy ; Sailors ; Sea Sickness ; 
 Sea Songs ; Sea Water ; Seashore ; Seaweeds ; Ship- 
 wrecks ; Soundings, Sea ; Tides ; Voyages.] 
 
 Sea Cucumbers. A. [See also Holothuroidea.] 
 
 Sea Lilies. A. [See also Crinoidea.] 
 
 Sea Serpent. A 
 
 Sea Sickness. A. 
 
 Sea Songs. H. 
 
 [See Soundings.] 
 [See also Echinoidea.] 
 
 [See also Corrosion and Fouling.] 
 
 Seaforth Highlanders. B. [See also Highland 
 ments ; Regimental Histories.] 
 
 Seal-fishing. A. [See also Behring Sea Fisheries.] 
 
 Seals: (Heraldry.) K. 
 
 Seals : (Zoology.) A. [See also Seal-fishing.] 
 
 Seamanship. [See Navigation and Seamanship.] 
 
 Seamen. [See Maritime Law ; Sailors and Nautical Life.] 
 
 Seashore. A. [See also Algse ; Baths and Bathing ; 
 Marine Zoology ; Pelagic Botany ; Sea ; Seaweeds.] 
 
 ■ Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Seasons. A. [See also Autumn ; Spring ; Summer ; 
 Winter.] 
 
 Seats of Nobility and County Families. B. and D. 
 
 Seaweeds. A. [/Se2a?«o Algse; Fucacete; Pelagic Botany.] 
 
 Sebastopol. D. [See also Crimea.] 
 
 Secession. [See American Civil War ; Confederate 
 States ; Federal Government ; State Rights ; United 
 States — Constitution and Constitutional Law, and 
 History.] 
 
 Second Advent and Second Adventists. G. [See 
 also Judgment, Day of ; Millennium ; Montanism ; 
 Prophecy.] 
 
 Second Sight. G. [See also Clairvoyance.] 
 
 Secondary Education. [See Education, Secondary.] 
 
 Secondary Punishment. F. 
 
 Secret Societies. F. [See also Anarchy and Anarchists ; 
 Fenian.s ; Freemasonry ; Grange, The ; Knights Tem- 
 plars ; Nihilism ; Oddfellows ; Rosicrucians ; Thugs.] 
 
 Secretion. A. 
 
 Sects. [See Baptists; Brownists; Church of England; 
 Churches and Sects : Statistics ; Congregationalism ; 
 Episcopal Church ; Huguenots; Hussites; Irvingites ; 
 Moravians ; Mormonism ; New Church ; Plymouth 
 Brethren ; Presby terianism ; Protestantism ; Quakers ; 
 Religions — General ; Reunion of Churches ; Second 
 Advent and Second Adventists ; Shakers ; Shalam 
 Children ; Unitarianism ; Universalism ; Wesleyan 
 Methodism ; and under each Denomination and Sect.] 
 
 Secularism. [See Atheism ; Freetbonght ; Rationalism.] 
 
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 Public lAhrary of New South Wales. 
 
 Sedition. F. 
 
 Seedlings. A. 
 
 Seeds and Seed-testing. A. 
 
 Seismology. General. A. [&« also Earthquakes ; Vol- 
 canoes.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Selections — Poetry. \_See Poetry — Selections.] 
 
 Selections — Prose. J. [See also Reading-books ; Recita- 
 tions.] 
 
 Selenic Acid. A. 
 Selenium. A. 
 
 Self-culture. G. \_See also Chautauqua ; Etiquette ; Moral 
 Education ; Reading ; Reading Circles and Unions ; 
 Summer Schools.] 
 
 Semitic Languages. J. \_See also Amharic ; Arabic ; 
 Aramaic; Assyrian ; Chaldean; Cuneiform Inscriptions; 
 Ethiopic ; Hebrew ; Himyaritic ; Hittites ; Phoenician ; 
 Samaritan ; Syriac] 
 
 Semitic Baces. A. [See also Accadians ; Arabs ; Assyria ; 
 History, Ancient ; Hittites : Jews ; Phoenicia.] 
 
 Semitic Beligions. G. [See also Assyria ; Babylon ; 
 Egypt — Religions; Hittites; Judaism; Phoenicia.] 
 
 Senegal. B. [See also Africa, East ; France — Colonies.] 
 
 Sensation. G. [See also Senses.] 
 
 Sensationalism. G. [See also Associationalism ; and 
 under Locke in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Senses. G. [See also Colour-blindness ; Consciousness ; 
 Ear ; Eye ; Hearing ; Sight ; Smell ; Taste ; Touch.] 
 
 Sensibility. G. 
 
 Sensitiveness. G. 
 
 Sepoys. A. [See also India — Army ; Indian Mutiny.] 
 
 Septicaemia. A. [See also Blood.] 
 
 Sepulchres. [See Tombs and Mausoleums.] 
 
 Serfdom. [See Russia — History ; Slavery and Slave Trade.] 
 
 Sericulture. A. [See also Mulberry Trees; Silk Manu- 
 facture.] 
 
 Sermon on the Mount. G. [See also Beatitudes.] 
 
 Sermons. General. G. (May be sub-divided under these 
 heads — Charity ; Election ; Funeral ; Installation ; 
 Ordination ; Thanksgiving.) [See also Episcopal 
 Addresses ; Preaching ; and under any Special 
 Subject.] 
 
 Serpent Worship. G. [See also Animals, Worship of ; 
 Religions, Primitive; Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Serpents. [See Snakes.] 
 
 Serums and Sero-therapy. A. [See also Bacteriology ; 
 Diphtheria ; Toxine and Anti-toxine.] 
 
 Servants. A. [See also Apprentices; Master and Ser- 
 vant ; Working Classes.] 
 
 Servia. B. and D. [See also Servo-Bulgarian War.] 
 Servian Language. J. 
 
Subject Keadings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Servo-Bulgarian War. B. 
 
 Sessions, Quarter, {See Law Courts.] 
 
 Settlements. [See Labour Settlements ; University Settle- 
 ments ; Village Communities.] 
 
 Seven Years' War. B. 
 
 Seventy-ninth (79tli) Regiment, B. {See also Highland 
 Regiments ; Eegimental Histories.] 
 
 Sewage Disposal. A. [See a?so Garbage; Public Health.] 
 
 Sewerage — Engineering. A. \_See also Liernur System ; 
 Sanitary Engineering ; Sewage Disposal. ] 
 
 Sewing Machines. A. 
 
 Sewing Schools and Classes. G. [See also Needlework.] 
 
 Sex. A. [See also Embryology ; Evolution.] 
 
 Sexes, Relation of. [See Relation of the Sexes.] 
 
 Sexual Organs. [See Generative Organs and System.] 
 
 Shakers. G. 
 
 Shakespeare-Bacon Controversy. J. [See also under 
 Bacon and Shakespeare in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 " Shakespeare " Societies and Clubs. J. [See also 
 Literature — Societies. ] 
 
 Shakespeareana. [See under Shakespeare, W., in the 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Shalam Children. G. 
 
 Shales. A. [See also Petroleum and Natural Gas.] 
 
 Shamanism. G. [See also Indians, American ; Siberia — 
 Religions.] 
 
 Shans. A. [See also Chinese ; Indo-China ; Malay Penin- 
 sula and Malaysia.] 
 
 Shares. [See Stocks and Shares.] 
 
 Sharks. A. 
 
 Sheep and Sheep-breeding. A. [See also Cold Storage; 
 Flukes; Meat Trade; Scab in Sheep; Stock and Stock- 
 breeding — Periodicals; Wool; Worms.] 
 
 Sheepshanks Gallery. A. 
 
 Sheet-metal Work. [See Metal-work.] 
 
 Shells. A. [See also Conchology ; Mollusca.] 
 
 Sheol. G. [See also Eschatology; Hades; Hell; 
 Purgatory.] 
 
 Shepherd Kings of Egypt. [See Hyksos.] 
 
 Sheriffs. R 
 
 Shinto. G. [See also Japan — Religions.'] 
 
 Shipbuilding. A. [See also Boat-building ; Corrosion and 
 Fouhng; Masts and Rigging; Naval Architecture; 
 Trireme ; Yacht-building.] 
 
 Shipping Law. F. [See also Commercial Law.] 
 
 Shipping Lists. A. and E. [See also Commerce and 
 Trade — Periodicals ; Merchant Navy.] 
 
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 Ships — General. A. \_See also Anchors ; Boating ; Com- 
 merce and Trade ; Corrosion and Fouling ; Logs of 
 Ships ; Masts and Rigging ; Merchant Navy ; Naval 
 History ; Navigation and Seamanship ; Sails and Sail- 
 making ; Shipbuilding ; Shipwrecks ; War-ships ; 
 Yachting ; and under the name of each Ship both in 
 the Author Catalogue and in the Index.] 
 
 
 Ships' Journals and Newspapers. J. \_See also Logs of 
 Ships.] 
 
 Shipwrecks. D. [See also Life-boats ; Life-saving.] 
 
 
 Shire Horse. A. [See also Horse-breeding.] 
 
 
 Shoes. [See Boots and Shoes.] 
 
 
 Shooting — Military, A. [See also Gunnery; Rifle 
 Associations ; Small Arms.] 
 
 1 
 
 Shooting— Sports. A [See also Game and Game Birds j 
 Hunting.] 
 
 Shorthand. J. [See also Phonography.] 
 
 
 Shorthorns — Cattle. A. [See also Cattle and Cattle- 
 breeding.] 
 
 Shrubs. [See Landscape Gardening ; Trees and Shrubs.] 
 
 
 Siam. D. 
 
 
 Siberia, D. 
 
 
 Sicily. D. 
 
 
 Sieges, B. [See also Battles ; Military Art and Science ; 
 Wars.] 
 
 
 Sierra Leone. T>. [See also Africa, West; Colonies, 
 British.] 
 
 Sight, A. [See also Colour-blindness ; Eye ; Senses ; 
 Spectacles.] 
 
 Sign-language, J. [See also Deaf and Dumb.] 
 
 
 Sign-writing. A. 
 
 
 Signals and Signalling. A. 
 
 '■ 
 
 Signs and Sign-boards. A. TSee also Advertising; 
 Picture Posters ; Sign- writing.] 
 
 Sikh War. B. 
 
 
 Sikhs. A. [See also India — Army ; India — Religions.] 
 
 
 Silage, [See Ensilage.] 
 Silesia. D. 
 
 
 Silk Manufacture and Trade, A. [See also Sericulture.] 
 
 
 Silkworms, [See Sericulture.] 
 
 
 Silky Oak (Grevillea robusta). MA. [See also Forestry — 
 Australia.] 
 
 
 Silos. [See Ensilage.] 
 
 Silver. F. [See also Mints ; Silversmiths' Work.] 
 
 
 Silver: Currency. A. [/S«« aZso Bi-metallism ; Currency.] 
 
 Silver Mining. A. [See also Metallurgy ; Silver — 
 Currency.] 
 
 Silversmiths' Work. A. [See also Electro-plating ; 
 Plate, Gold and Silver.] 
 
 • 
 
 Simony, G. 
 
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Subject Seadingsjor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Sin. G. \_See also Absolution ; Confession ; Crime ; Pre- 
 destination ; Repenteance ; Salvation ; Temptation.] 
 
 Sinai. D. 
 
 Sinai Monastery. G. 
 
 Singapore. D. [See also Straits Settlements.] 
 
 Singers. C. [See also Musicians.] 
 
 Singing and Voice Culture. A. [See also Hymns 
 and Hymnody ; Music — Education ; Psalms and 
 Psalmody; Singers; Songs; Voice.] 
 
 Singhalese Language. J. » 
 
 Single Tax. F. [See also Betterment ; Land Tenure ; 
 
 Land Tax ; Nationalization — Land.] 
 Sinking Funds. F. [See also Finance.] 
 
 Sioux Indians. A. [See also Lidians, American.] 
 
 Siphonophora. A. [See also Coelenterata.] 
 
 Sisterhoods and Deaconesses. G. [See also Convents ; 
 Little Sisters of the Poor ; Nuns ; Religious Orders ; 
 Sisters of Charity ; Sisters of Mercy ; Women — Work.] 
 
 Sistine Chapel. G. [See also Vatican Palace.] 
 
 Sisters of Charity. G. 
 
 Sisters of Mercy. G. 
 
 63rd Regiment. B. [See also Regimental Histories.] 
 
 Skating. A. [See also Curling ; Tobogganing.] 
 
 Skeletons. A. [See also Anatomy.] 
 
 Sketches, Character. J. [See also Biographical Sketches.] 
 
 Sketching. [See Drawing.] 
 
 Skiascopy. [See Eye, The.] 
 
 Skin. A. [See also Colouration, Animal ; Cutaneous 
 System ; Dermatology ; Eczema ; Freckles ; Leprosy ; 
 Lupus; Measles: Ringworm; Rubella; Scarlet Fever ; 
 Secretion ; and under each Skin Disease.] 
 
 Skittles. A. [See also Games.] 
 
 Skull. A. [See also Anthropology ; Brain ; Craniology ; 
 Head.] 
 
 Sky Worship. G. [See 
 Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Slander. F. 
 
 also Religions, Primitive ; 
 
 Slang and Slang Dictionaries. J. [See also American- 
 isms ; and under the subdivision Dialects under each 
 Language.] 
 
 Slate. A. 
 Slating. A. 
 
 Slaughtering and Slaughter-houses. A. [See also Meat 
 Inspection; Public Health.] 
 
 Slavery and Slave Trade. F. [See also Abolitionists ; 
 Africa — History ; American Civil War ; American 
 Negroes; Confederate States; Negroes; Race 
 Problems ; United States— History.] 
 
 2b 
 
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 iPublic Library of New South Walea. 
 
 Slavonia. [See Croatia.] 
 
 Slavonic Languages, J. [/Se«a?so Bohemian; Bulgarian; 
 Croatian; Cyrillic; Hungarian; Livonian ; Moravian; 
 Polish ; Russian ; Servian ; Slovenian.] 
 
 Slavonic Races. A. [See also Balkan Peninsula ; 
 Bohemia ; Bulgaria ; Croatia ; Poland ; Russia ; 
 Ruthenians ; Servia.] 
 
 Sleep. A. [See also Dreams ; Hypnotism ; Insomnia ; 
 Somnambulism.] 
 
 Sleeping Sickness. A. [See also Tropical Diseases.] 
 
 Slide-rule. A. [See also Engineering ; Logarithms.] 
 
 Sloan System. [See Shorthand.] 
 
 Sloth. G. 
 
 Sloths. A. 
 
 Slovakian Language. [See Moravian Language.] 
 
 Slovenian Language. J. 
 
 Sloyd System. [See Manual Education.] 
 
 Slugs. [See Snails.] 
 
 Slums and Slumming. F. [See also Church and Social 
 Problems.] 
 
 Small Arms. A. [See also Ammunition ; Arms and 
 Armour ; Gunpowder ; Shooting.] 
 
 Small-pox. A. [See also Contagious and Infectious 
 Diseases ; Inoculation ; Vaccination.] 
 
 Smell. G. [See also Senses.] 
 
 Smelting. A. [See also Metallurgy.] 
 
 Smithsonian Institution. A. [See also U.S. National 
 Museum ; and under this title in the Author Catalogue 
 for its own publications.] 
 
 Smoke Prevention and Consumption. A. [See also 
 Chimneys ; Fuel.] 
 
 Smokeless Powders. 
 Picric Acid.] 
 
 Smoking. A. and F. [See also Tobacco — Manufacture.] 
 Smuggling, F. 
 
 Smuts. [See Fungi in Agriculture; Pathology, Vegetable ; 
 Plant Diseases.] 
 
 A. [See also Gunpowder ; Melinite; 
 
 A. [See also Gasteropoda ; Helicinse.] 
 
 Snails and Slugs. 
 
 Snake-bite, A. 
 
 Snakes. A. [See also Reptiles.] 
 
 Snow. A. 
 
 Snowshoeing. A. 
 
 Soaps. A. 
 
 Socage. [See Land Tenure.] 
 
 Social Customs. [See Customs and Manners; Social 
 Ethics; and sub heading Social Life and Customs under 
 each Country.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 195 
 
 Social Economy — General. F. {^See also Altruism ; 
 Arbitration ; Asylums, Benevolent ; Boarding-out 
 System ; Building Societies ; Charities ; Children ; 
 Cliildren's Asylums ; Church and Social Problems ; 
 Citizenship ; Civilization ; Clubs ; Communism ; Co- 
 operation ; Crime; Customs and Manners ; Distribution 
 of "Wealth ; Drink Question ; Eight-hour Question 
 Emigration ; Evolution — Social Economy ; Family 
 Feudalism ; Friendly Societies ; Gambling ; Guilds 
 Homes and Shelters; Hospitals; Humane Societies 
 Ideal States ; Industrial Schools ; Inebriate Asylums 
 Insurance, State and Compulsory ; Labour Question 
 Life-boats ; Marriage and Divorce ; Master and Servant 
 Monopolies; Old Age Pensions; Pauperism ; Pensions 
 Political Economy ; Poor Laws; Population; Prisons 
 Profit-sharing; Property; Prostitution; Public Health 
 Punishment; Reformation; Reformatories; Rural Life 
 and Pleasures; Slavery; Slums; Social Ethics ; Social 
 Purity ; Social Problems ; Socialism ; Society, History 
 of ; Statistics ; Temperance ; Village Communities ; 
 Woman Suffrage ; Women— Work ; Work and Wages ; 
 Workhouses; Working Classes; Workmen's Dwellings.] 
 
 Manuals, Systems, Compendiums. F. 
 
 Dictionaries. F. 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, Discourses. F. 
 
 • Periodicals. E. 
 
 ' Societies. E. 
 
 Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Social Ethics. G. \^See also Asylums, Benevolent ; 
 Benevolence ; Capital and Labour ; Caste ; Charity ; 
 Children; Christian Ethics; Citizenship; Clans and Clan 
 System; Conversation; Courtship; Cowardice; Cruelty 
 to Animals ; Customs ; Dress ; Drink Question ; 
 Drinking Customs ; Duelling ; Etiquette ; Flattery ; 
 Friendship ; Heroes and Heroism ; Immoral Art ; 
 Immoral Literature ; Master and Servant ; Monogamy; 
 Polygamy ; Reformatories ; Rites and Ceremonies ; 
 Slander; Slavery; State Ethics; Stimulants; Sumptuary 
 Laws; Swearing; Temperance; Truth; Vices; Virtues; 
 Vivisection ; and sub-heading Social Life and Customs 
 under each Country.] 
 
 Social Life, [See sub-heading Social Life and Customs 
 under each country.] 
 
 Social Problems. F. [See also Ga.si&; Church and Social 
 Problems; Citizenship; Condition of the People ; Dis- 
 tribution of Wealth ; Education ; Eight-hour System ; 
 Friendly Societies ; Homes and Shelters ; Ideal States ; 
 Industrial Schools ; Insurance — Life ; Labour Question ; 
 Marriage ; Old Age Pensions ; Pauperism ; Pensions ; 
 People, The ; Poor, The ; Poor Laws ; Prostitution ; 
 Religion ; Savings Banks ; Slums ; Social Economy ; 
 Social Ethics; Social Purity; Statistics and Economics 
 — Periodicals ; Sunday and Sunday Observance ; Tem- 
 perance ; Working Classes. 
 
 Social Purity. F. [See also Age of Consent ; Contagious 
 and Infectious Diseases — Laws and Legislation ; Pros- 
 titution.] 
 
 Social Science. [See Social Economy.] 
 
19G 
 
 Piihlic lAhrai'y of Neio South Wales. 
 
 Socialism. General. F. Subdivided (1) Pro. ; (2) Contra. 
 [/S'ee «?A'o Altruism; Anarchy; Church and Social Prob- 
 lems; Collectivism; Communism; Co-operation; De- 
 mocracy ; Evolution — Social Economy ; Fourierism ; 
 Friendly Societies ; Ideal States ; Individualism ; Labour 
 — Laws and Legislation ; Labour Settlements ; Man, 
 Natural History and Development of ; Nihilism ; 
 Old Age Pensions ; Oneida Community ; Optimism ; 
 Profit sharing ; Property; Reformers, Social ; Socialism, 
 Christian'; Socialism, State; Society, History of ; Village 
 Communities. ] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Christian. G. 
 
 State. F. 
 
 Socialists. C. \_See also Reformers, Social.] 
 
 Societies, Institutions and Clubs: General. E. [^See 
 also Alpine Clubs ; Boys' Clubs ; Building Societies ; 
 Friendly Societies; Guilds; Humane Societies ; Oriental 
 Societies; Secret Societies; Trades Unions; Trusts; 
 and under the sub-heading Societies under the following 
 Subjects : — Acclimatization ; Actuarial Science ; Agri- 
 culture ; Anthropology ; Archaeology ; Architecture ; 
 Astronomy ; Banks and Banking ; Bible ; Biology ; 
 Botany; Charities; Chemistry; Education; Electricity; 
 Engineering ; Entomology ; Ethnology ; Fine Arts ; 
 Gardening ; Geography ; Geology ; History; Law ; 
 Libraries; Literature; Medicine; Meteorology; Micro- 
 scopy; Military Art and Science; Mining; Missions 
 and Missionary Work ; Natural History ; Naval Art 
 and Science ; Pharmacy ; Philology ; Philosophy ; Photo- 
 graphy ; Physics ; Political Economy ; Poultry ; 
 Religion; Science — General; Social Economy; Sports 
 and Pastimes ; Statistics and Economics ; Technology ; 
 Temperance ; Universities ; Veterinary Science and 
 Practice ; Viticulture ; Women ; Zoology ; also under 
 the Title of each Society in the Author Catalogue for 
 its publications.] 
 
 Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge. G. 
 
 Society, History of. F. \_See also Civilization ; Customs 
 and Manners; Ethnology; Evolution — Social Economy; 
 Family; Man, Natural History of ; Primitive Society.] 
 
 Society Islands. MD. {^See also Tahiti.] 
 
 Society of the New Church. G. [^See also Swedenborgian- 
 ism. 
 
 Socinianism. G. [£'«e aZ«oArians and Arianism; Trinity; 
 Unitarianism.] 
 
 Sociology. [_See Church and Social Problems; Evolution — 
 Social Economy ; Social Economy ; Social Problems ; 
 Society, History of ; Statistics.] 
 
 Socratic Philosophy. G. [See also Philosophy — Greek ; 
 and under Socrates in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Soils and Subsoils. A. [-See aZ.so Agricultural Chemistry ; 
 Agriculture ; Alkali in Soils ; Manures ; Public 
 Health ; Sanitation.] 
 
 Soja Beans. [/See Beans.] 
 
 Sol Fa Method. A. [/See also Music— General.] 
 
 Solar System. [-See Sun and Solar System.] 
 
Subject Seadmgsfor Dictionary Index. 
 
 197 
 
 Soldering. A. [-See a?so Plumbing; Receipts, Workshop.] 
 
 Soldiers. C. {See also Battles ; Generals ; Military Life 
 and Customs ; Pensions ; Soldiers' Homes ; Victoria 
 Cross ; Wars.] 
 
 Soldiers' Homes. F. 
 Sole-Fish. A. 
 
 A. [See also Araehnida.] 
 
 r. 
 
 [See Egoism.] 
 MD. 
 [See also Africa — East.] 
 
 Solifugae. 
 Solicitors. 
 Solipsism. 
 Solomon Islands. 
 Somali Land. D. 
 
 [See also Broom- 
 Forase Plants : 
 
 Somnambulism. G. [See also Dreams ; Hypnotism ; 
 Mind and Body ; Sleep.] 
 
 Sonatas and Symphonies. A. 
 
 Song of Solomon. G. [See also Koheleth.] 
 
 Song-writers. [See Poets and Song-writers.] 
 
 Songs. H. [See also Ballads ; Carols ; Drinking Songs ; 
 
 Folk-songs ; Jacobite Songs ; Lyrics ; Musicians ; 
 
 National Songs; Negro Minstrelsy and Plantation 
 
 Songs; Sea Songs; Singers; Sonnets; War Songs.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Aborigines of Australia. MH. 
 
 Australian. MH. 
 
 Scottish. H. 
 
 Sonnets, H. [See also Ballads ; Poetry — Selections.] 
 Sophists and Sophistry. G. [See also Philosophy— Greek.] 
 Sorbonne, The. G. [See also Universities, French.] 
 Sorcery. [<S'ee Magic; Witchcraft.] 
 Sorghums and Sorghum Sugar. A. 
 
 corn ; Fodders and Food-stuffs ; 
 
 Grasses ; Millet.] 
 
 Soteriology. [See Salvation.] 
 
 Soudan. D. [See also Egypt.] 
 
 Soudan Campaigns. B. [See also Egyptian Wars.] 
 
 Soudan Contingent. MB. [See also New South Wales— 
 Defence Forces in Author Catalogue, and in Index.] 
 
 Soul, The. G. [See also Creation ; Future State ; Immor- 
 tality ; Pantheism ; Psychology ; Re-incarnation ; 
 Theology, Natural ; Transmigration.] 
 
 Sound. A. [See also Acoustics.] 
 
 Soundings, Sea. A. [See also "Challenger" Expedition ; 
 
 Hydrography ; Marine Surveying.] 
 South Africa. D. [See also Basutoland ; Bechuanaland ; 
 
 Boers; British South Africa Chartered Co.; Cape 
 
 Colony ; Damaraland ; Griqualand ; Jameson Raid ; 
 
 Kaffirs ; Mashonaland ; Matabeleland ; Missions ; 
 
 Natal; Orange Free State; Rhodesia; Swaziland; 
 
 Transvaal; Zambesi; Zulus; and under each Country.] 
 South America— General. D. [See also South American 
 
 Wars ; and under each Country, City, Division, River, 
 
 •Mountain, and Subject.] 
 
 South American Wars. B. [^ee also Chili-Peru Wars.] 
 
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 Public Library of New South Wales. 
 
 South Australia. MD. [^See also Northern Territory ; 
 and under names of Cities, Districts, and Subjects ; 
 e.^.. Aborigines ; Adelaide Observatory; Adelaide Uni- 
 versity; Botany; Entomology; Geology; Palaeontology; 
 Newspapers ; Zoology ; and under South Australia in 
 Author Catalogue for Government Publications.] 
 
 South Australian Institute. MJ. 
 
 South Kensington Museum. A. 
 
 South Pole. D. \_See also Antarctic Regions and Yoyages.] 
 
 South Sea Bubble. B. 
 
 South Sea Islands. MD. [See also Kanakas ; Melanesia ; 
 New Hebrides ; Pacific Islands ; Polynesia ; Samoa ; 
 Tahiti ; and under each Group and Island.] 
 
 South Victoria Land. D. [See also Antarctic Regions.] 
 
 Southern States. [See American Civil War ; Confederate 
 States ; Slavery ; and under sub-headings History and 
 Politics under United States.] 
 
 Space. G. [See also Cosmology ; Time.] 
 
 Spain. D. [See also Alhambra ; American-Spanish War, 
 1898 ; Granada ; and under each City, &c.] 
 
 Spaniards, A. [See also Creoles.] 
 
 Spanish-American War. [See American-Spanish War.] 
 
 Spanish Art. [See Fine Arts — Spanish.] 
 
 Spanish Colonies. [_See Spain — Colonies ; and under each 
 Colony.] 
 
 Spanish Dictionaries. [See Spanish Language — Diction- 
 aries.] 
 
 Spanish Language. J. 
 
 Spanish Literature. J. [See also under the divisions — 
 Dramatic Literature ; Fiction ; Poetry.] 
 
 Sparrow. A. 
 
 Spas. [See Health Resorts ; Medical Baths ; Mineral 
 Waters and Springs.]) 
 
 Spaying Cattle, A. [See also Veterinary Science.] 
 
 Speaking. [See Debating; Elocution; Oratory; Preaching; 
 Public Speaking ; Rhetoric] 
 
 Specific Gravity. A. 
 
 Specifications — Architecture. A. 
 
 Spectacles. A. 
 
 Spectroscope. A. [See also Spectrum Analysis.] 
 
 Spectrum Analysis. A. [See also Astro-physics ; Spec- 
 troscope.] 
 Speculation. F. [,S'e« aZso Credit System; Panics; Stocks.] 
 
 Speech, Organs o£ A. [See also Aphasia ; Deaf and 
 Dumb ; Elocution ; Stammering ; Voice.] 
 
 Speeches and Orations. J. [See also under each Subject.] 
 
 Spelling Books. [See Orthography under each Language.] 
 
 Spencerian Philosophy. G. [*Sse also Philosophy — 
 British ; and under Spencer, H., in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Spermatogenesis. A. [See also Biology ; Life, Origin of.] 
 
 SphseromidsB. A. [See also Cycloidura venosa ; Isopoda.] 
 
 Sphinxes. A. [See also Moths.] 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 199 
 
 Spice Islands. [See Moluccas.] 
 
 Spices. A. \_See also Condiments.] 
 
 Spiders. A. [See also Arachnida ; Araneidae.] 
 
 Spinach. A. [See also Vegetable Gardening.] 
 
 Spinal Cord. A. [See also Nerves and Nervous System ; 
 Paralysis.] 
 
 Spine. A. [See also Locomotor Ataxia ; Paralysis ; 
 Spinal Cord.] 
 
 Spinning. A. 
 
 Spinning Tops. A. [See also Amusements.] 
 
 Spinozism. G. [See also Cartesianism ; Monism ; Pan- 
 theism ; and under Spinoza, B. de, in Author Cata- 
 logue.] 
 
 Spires. [See Towers and Spires.] 
 
 Spiritualism. G. [See also Apparitions ; Clairvoyance ; 
 Ghosts ; Materialism ; Occult Sciences ; Theosophy.] 
 
 Spiroptera reticulata. A. [See also Parasites and 
 Parasitic Diseases.] 
 
 Splanchnology. [See Digestive System ; Generative 
 Organs ; Respiratory System ; Urinary Organs.] 
 
 Spleen. A. 
 
 Spoils System. [See Civil Service — United States.J 
 
 SpongeSj A. [See also Zoophytes.] 
 
 Spontaneous Comhustion, A. 
 
 Spontaneous Generation, [See Life, Origin of.] 
 
 Sport and Sporting Adventures. A. [See also Adven- 
 tures ; Antelopes ; Bears ; Bison ; Boar-hunting ; Bull- 
 fighting ; Chamois ; Deer-stalking ; Elephants ; Elk ; 
 Falconry ; Fishing ; Game and Game-birds ; Horse- 
 racing ; Hunting ; Lions ; Musk-oxen ; Pig-sticking ; 
 Racoon; Shooting; Tigers.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Sports and Pastimes. A. [See also Acrobats ; Amuse- 
 ments ; Archery ; Baths and Bathing ; Boating ; Bowl- 
 ing ; Boxing ; Bull-fighting ; Camping ; Coaching 
 Cock-fighting; Conjuring; Cricket; Curling; Cycling 
 Driving ; Equestrian Games ; Falconry ; Fencing 
 Games ; Golf ; Gymnastics ; Horse-racing ; Hunting 
 Jugglery ; Mountaineering ; Prize-fighting ; Riding 
 Shooting ; Skating ; Sport and Sporting Adventures 
 Swimming ; Yachting ; and under each Sport.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies and Clubs. E. 
 
 Spraying. A. [See also Fruit-growing ; Fungi in Agri- 
 culture ; Insects, Injurious ; Plant Diseases.] 
 
 Spring. A. 
 
 Springs. A. [See also Geysers.] 
 
 Squatters. MF. [See also New South Wales — Public 
 Lands.] 
 
 Squirrels. A. 
 
 Stables and Stable Management. 
 Buildings.] 
 
 Stage, The. [^«« Actors and Actresses; Drama; Theatre.] 
 Stage Mechanism. A. 
 
 A. [See also Farm 
 
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 Stage and Church (Morality of the Stage). G. 
 
 Stained Glass. [^See Glass Painting.] 
 
 Stair-building. A 
 
 Stammering and Stuttering. A. \_See also Speech, 
 Organs of ; Voice.] 
 
 Stamp Duties. F. 
 
 Star Chamber. F. 
 
 Star Fishes. A. \_See also Echinodermata.] 
 
 Star Photographs. [See Astronomical Photography.] 
 
 Starch. A. 
 
 Stars. A. [See also Asteroids; Astronomical Photo- 
 graphy; Astronomy; Meteors ; Planets ; Zodiac] 
 
 Atlases. A. 
 
 Catalogues. A. 
 
 Starvation. A. [See also Famines.] 
 
 State, The. F. [See also Aristocracy; Church and State; 
 Clans and Clan System; Democracy; Election and 
 Representation ; Federal Government ; Feudalism ; 
 Government; Monarchy; Nationalization; Republi- 
 canism ; State Ethics ; State Rights; Tribes and Tribal 
 Systems.] 
 
 State Aid to Religion. [See Church and State.] 
 
 State Bounties. F. [See also Protection.] 
 
 State Education. [See Education — Primary ; Education 
 — By Countries ; National Education.] 
 
 State Ethics. G. [See also Church and State ; Citizen- 
 ship ; Customs; Patriotism; Social Ethics.] 
 
 State Ownership. [See Nationalization — Land.] 
 
 State Papers — Great Britain. [See under Great Britain 
 and Ireland in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 State Rights. F. [See also Confederate States ; Federal 
 Government ; State, The.] 
 
 State Treasurers' Reports. [See Finance under the name 
 of each State in the Author Catalogue, and Index.] 
 
 Statecraft. F. [See also Statesmen.] 
 
 Statesmen and Politicians. C. [See also Ministers of 
 State ; Prime Ministers ; Statecraft.] 
 
 Statics. A. [See also Mechanics.] 
 
 Statistics — General. E. [See also Agriculture — Statistics ; 
 Churches and Sects ; Education — Statistics ; Mining — 
 Statistics; Statistics, Industrial; Statistics, Vital; 
 Stocks and Shares; Year-books ; under each country 
 in the Author Catalogue for its Official Statistics ; and 
 under each subject for its own Statistics.] 
 
 Industrial. E. 
 
 Vital. E. [See also Church and Parish Registers ; 
 
 Registers of Births, &c. ; and sub-heading Statistics 
 under each Country.] 
 
 Statistics and Economics — Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Statistics of Australasia. [See sub-heading Statistics 
 under Australasia, and under each Colony in the Author 
 Catalogue, and in the Index.] 
 
Siihject Seadings for Dictionary Index. 
 
 201 
 
 Statues and Statuary. [-S^«« Elgin Marbles; Fine Arts — 
 Greek ; Parthenon ; Sculpture.] 
 
 Statute of Limitations. F. 
 
 Statutes. \See under the sub-heading Statutes under the 
 name of the Country, Colony, or State in the Index.] 
 
 Steam and Steam Engines. A. [See also Boilers ; Fire 
 Engines ; Heat ; Locomotives ; Machinery ; Marine 
 Engineering ; Mechanical Engineering.] 
 
 Steam Jackets. A. 
 
 Steamboat Inspection — Laws and Legislation. F. 
 
 Steamboats. A. [See also Marine Engineering.] 
 
 Steamship Companies. F. [See also Commerce.] 
 
 Steel. [See Iron and Steel.] 
 
 Steeples. [See Towers and Spires.] 
 
 Stenography. [See Shorthand.] 
 
 Stephania hernandifolia. MA. [See also Poisonous 
 Plants.] 
 
 Steppes. [See Deserts.] 
 
 Stereopticon. [See Magic Lantern.] 
 
 Stereoscope. A. [See also Optical Instruments.] 
 
 Stereotyping. A. 
 
 Stethometry. A. [See also Diagnosis.] 
 
 Stimulants, A. [See also Alcohols ; Coffee ; Hasheeh ; 
 Liquors ; Narcotics ; Tea ; Temperance.] 
 
 Stock and Pasture Boards. MA. 
 
 Stock and Stock Breeding. General. A. [See also 
 Cattle and Cattle Breeding ; Dairy Cattle ; Diseases of 
 Animals; Feeding Experiments; Horses; Pai'asites and 
 Parasitic Diseases ; Pigs ; Poultry ; Sheep ; Stock and 
 Pasture Boards; Stock and Stock-breeding — Periodicals; 
 Veterinary Science and Practice.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Stock Exchange. F. [See also Banks and Banking; 
 
 Panics ; Stocks and Shares.] 
 Stockings. A. [See also Costume.] 
 
 Stocks and Shares. F. [See also Commercial Law ; 
 Companies ; Stock Exchange.] 
 
 Stoicism. G. [See also Philosophy — Greek.] 
 
 Stomach. A. [See also Colic ; Digestion and Indigestion ; 
 Digestive Organs ; Intestines.] 
 
 Stone Age and Implements. A. [See also Anthropology.] 
 
 Stone and Stone Work. A, [See also Blaatiug; Ca,rvmg; 
 Masonry; Quarrying; Sculpture.] 
 
 Stonehenge. B. [See also Druids.] 
 
 Stories. [See Anecdotes ; Children's Books ; Fairy Tales ; 
 Fiction ; Tales.] 
 
 Storms. A. [See also Cyclones; Meteorology; Tornadoes; 
 
 Winds.] 
 Stoves. A. [See also Heating.] 
 
 Strains and Stresses. A. [See also Bridges ; Elasticity; 
 
 Engineering ; Girders ; Strength of Materials.] 
 Straits Settlements. D. [See also Singapore.] 
 Strategy. A. [See also Military Art and Science.] 
 
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 Straw Industry and Plaiting. A. 
 
 Strawberries. A. 
 
 Street Cleaning. A. ISee also Garbage ; Public Health.] 
 
 Street Literature. J. [See also Picture Posters.] 
 
 Street Railways. {See Electric Railways ; Tramways.] 
 
 Streets. A. [See also Municipal Government; Street 
 Cleaning.] 
 
 Strength of Materials (Engineering). A. [See also 
 Building Materials ; Elasticity ; Girders ; Masonry ; 
 Molecular Physics ; Roofs ; Timbers.] 
 
 Strepsiptera. A. [See also Coleoptera ; Parasites.] 
 
 Stresses. [See Strains.] 
 
 Strikes and Lock-outs. F. [See also Labour Question ; 
 Master and Servant ; Trades Unions ; Working 
 Classes.] 
 
 String Work. [See Fancy Work.] 
 
 Struthionidse. A. [See also Cassowary; Emu; Kiwi; 
 Ostrich; Zoology and Fauna — Australia.] 
 
 Strychnine. A. [See also Alkaloids, Vegetable ; Medical 
 Jurisprudence ; Poisons, Poisoning, and Antidotes.] 
 
 Stuart Dynasty, [See Culloden ; Great Britain — History ; 
 Jacobites ; Scotland — History.'] 
 
 Stud Books. MA. [See also Horse-breeding ; Horse- 
 racing]. 
 
 Student Life and Customs. G. [See also College Life ; 
 School Life.] 
 
 Study. [See Self-culture.] 
 
 Stundism. G. [See also Greek Church.] 
 
 Stuttering. [See Speech, Organs of ; Stammering.] 
 
 Style. [See Literary Criticism.] 
 
 Styria. D 
 
 Submarine Boats. A. 
 
 Submarine Mines. A. 
 
 Submarine Photography. A. 
 
 Submarine Telegraphs. [See Electric Telegraphs— Con- 
 struction.] 
 
 Success. G. 
 
 Succession, Law of. F, 
 
 Probate; Wills.] 
 
 Suez Canal. A. and D. 
 
 Suffolk Punch Horse. A. [See also Horse-breeding] 
 
 Suffrage. F. [See also Citizenship ; Election and Repre- 
 sentation ; Government ; Naturalization ; Woman 
 Suffrage.] 
 
 Sugar-growing. A. [See also Beets and Beet-sugar; 
 Sorghums and Sorghum Sugar ; Tropical Agriculture.] 
 
 Sugar-making and Refining. A. [See also Sugars.] 
 
 Sugars. A. [See also Beets and Beetsugar ; Chemistry, 
 Organic ; Glucose ; Maple Sugar ; Sorghums and 
 Sorghum Sugar ; Sugar-growing ; Sugar-making ; 
 Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Suicide. G. 
 
 [See also Inheritance; Intestacy; 
 
Subject ICeadingafor Dictionary Index. 
 
 203 
 
 Sulphate of Ammonia. A. [See also Manures and 
 
 Fertilisers.] 
 Sulphur. A. 
 Sulphuric Acid. A. 
 
 Sultans of Turkey, C. [See also Caliphs ; Mohammed- 
 <anism.] 
 
 Sumatra. D. 
 
 Summer. A. 
 
 Summer Schools. G. [See also Chautauqua ; Reading 
 Circles ; University Extension ; University Settle- 
 ments.] 
 
 Sumptuary Laws. P. [See also Dress, Ethics of.] 
 Sun and Solar System. A. [See also Asteroids ; Astro- 
 nomy ; Eclipses ; Heat ; Light ; Optics ; Planets.] 
 Sun Dials. A. 
 
 Sun-Worship. [See Fire-Worship ; Parseeism.] 
 Sunda. D. 
 
 Sunday and Sunday Observance. G. 
 ■ Laws. F. 
 
 Sunday Closing of Hotels. [See Drink Question ; Liquor 
 TratEc — Laws and Legislation.] 
 
 Sunday Schools. G. [See also Religion — Education.] 
 
 Sunstroke. A. 
 
 Superannuation. [See Pensions.] 
 
 Supernaturalism. G. [See also Apparitions ; Ghosts ; Mir- 
 acles ; Mythology ; Occult Sciences ; Rationalism ; 
 Spiritualism; Superstition.] 
 
 Superstition. G. [See also Alchemy ; Amulets ; Appari- 
 tions ; Astrology ; Charms ; Clairvoyance ; Demono- 
 logy; Divination; Divining Rod ; Dreams; Evil Eye; 
 Fairies; Fetichism ; Folk-lore ; Fortune-telling ; Ghosts ; 
 Legends ; Magic ; Occult Sciences ; Oracles ; Palmistry ; 
 Popular Errors ; Second Sight ; Spiritualism ; Super- 
 naturalism ; Symbols ; Theosophy ; Witchcraft.] 
 
 Supreme Court— New South Wales. MF. [See also 
 under New South Wales — Supreme Court — in Author 
 Catalogue for its Official Reports.] 
 
 By Countries. [See also under the name of the 
 
 Country in the Author Catalogue for Official Reports.] 
 Surgeons. [See Doctors and Surgeons.] 
 
 Surgery. A. [See also Abdomen ; Accidents and 
 Injuries; Ambulances; Anaesthetics; Anatomy; Anti- 
 septics; Autopsy; Bandaging; Deformities; Dentistry; 
 Gunshot Wounds ; Gyniecology ; Obstetrics ; Surgical 
 Instruments ; Wounds ; and under each Organ of the 
 Body] 
 
 Surgical Instruments. A 
 
 Surnames. [See Names.] 
 
 Surveying. General. A. [>Sf«e aZso Barometers ; Geodesy ; 
 
 Levelling ; Marine Surveying ; Military Surveying ; 
 
 Quantity Surveying; Theodolite; Trigonometry.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 • Societies and Institutes. E. 
 
 Teaching, Instruments, Apparatus. 
 
 Susa. B. [See also Persia.] 
 
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 Tublic Libranj of New South Wales. 
 
 Suspension Bridges. {See Bridges.] 
 
 Swaziland, D. 
 
 Swearing. G. 
 
 Sweating System. F. {See also Capital and Labour; 
 Master and Servant ; Monopolies ; Work and Wages ; 
 Working Classes.] 
 
 Sweden. B. and D. 
 
 Swedenborgianism. G [See also New Church.] 
 
 Swedish Drill. {See Physical Education.] 
 
 Swedish Language. J. 
 
 Swedish Literature. J. 
 
 Swimming. A. {See also Baths and Bathing; Divers 
 and Diving.] 
 
 Swindlers and Swindling. F. {See also Impostors and 
 Imposture.] 
 
 Swine Fever. A. {See also Diseases of Animals ; Pigs.] 
 
 Swiss Dialects. J. 
 
 Swiss Literature. 
 
 Switzerland. B and D. {See also Alps ; Tyrol ; and 
 under the name of each City, Lake, and Canton.] 
 
 Sword Exercises. {See Fencing ; Gymnastics.] 
 
 Swordfish. A. {See also Ziphiidse.] 
 
 Swords. A. {See also Fencing.] 
 
 Sydney. MB. and MD. {See also Port Jackson.] 
 
 Sydney Observatory. MA. {See also Observatories.] 
 
 Sydney University. MG. {See also Universities, Aus- 
 tralian.] 
 
 Sylviculture. {See Forestry.] 
 
 Symbiosis. A. [See also Biology.] 
 
 Symbolism. G. {See also Christian Art; Cross, The; 
 Devices ; Emblems ; Parseeism ; Phallic Worship ; 
 Religions, Primitive ; Serpent Worship ; Totemism.] 
 
 Symbols and Symbolic Representation. G. {See also 
 Devices; Emblems; Symbolism.] 
 
 Symphonies. {See Sonatas.] 
 Synaesthesia. A. 
 
 Synagogues and Tabernacles. A and G. 
 Synchronograph. A. 
 
 Synonyms and Antonyms. J. {See also under sub- 
 division Synonyms under each Language.] 
 
 Synoptic Problems. {See Biblical Criticism : New Testa- 
 ment.] 
 
 Syphilis. A. {See also Contagious and Infectious Diseases 
 — Laws and Legislation ; Prostitution ; Social Purity ; 
 Venereal Diseases.] 
 
 Syracuse. D. 
 
 Syria. {See Palestine.] 
 
 Syriac Language. J. {See also Peshito; Semitic Lan- 
 guages.] 
 Syriac Literature. J. 
 Syrian Campaign. B. 
 
 Syrian Church, G. {See also Nestorian Church.] 
 Syrups. A. {See also Fruit-canning.] 
 
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 T 
 
 Tabernacle. G. 
 
 Table, The. A. ISeealsoQookevj ; Domestic Economy ; 
 Eating ; Food.] 
 
 Tableaux. A. 
 
 Table-rapping. [>S'«« Spiritualism.] 
 
 Table Talk. J. [See also Anecdotes; Conversation; 
 Essays, General.] 
 
 Tables of Insurance. [See Insurance.] 
 
 Tables of Interest. \_See Interest Tables.] 
 
 Tables of Weights and Measures. \_See Weights and 
 Measures.] 
 
 Taboo. G. i 
 
 Taborites, The. G. 
 
 Tachyglossidse. MA. [See also Ant-eaters ; Echidna.] 
 
 Tact. G. 
 
 Tactics. A. [See also Artillery ; Cavalry ; Drill and 
 Minor Tactics ; Infantry ; Military Art and Science ; 
 Mounted Infantry ; Naval Tactics.] 
 
 Taenia echinococcus. A. \_See also Hydatids; Tape- 
 worms.] 
 
 Tafilet. D. 
 
 Tahiti. MD. 
 
 Tailoring. A. 
 
 Tales— General. J. [^See also Anecdotes.] 
 
 Australian. MJ. [See also Fiction, Australian.] 
 
 Scottish. J. [S^« aZ«o Humour and Comic Litera- 
 ture— Scottish ; Scottish Life and Character.] 
 Talismans. [See Amulets ; Charms.] 
 Talmud — Judaism. G. 
 
 Tamil Language and Literature. J. [See also Dra- 
 vidian ; Singhalese.] 
 
 Tammany. P. [See also 
 States — Politics.] 
 
 Tangier. D. 
 
 Politics — Societies ; United 
 
 Tanna. MD. 
 Tanning. A. 
 Tannins. A. 
 Taoism. G. 
 
 [See also New Hebrides.] 
 
 [See also Leather ; Tannins.] 
 
 [See also Canaigre ; Wattles.] 
 
 [See also Buddhism ; China — Religions ; 
 Confucianism.] 
 
 Tape Worms. A. [See also Cestoda; Entozoa; Parasites; 
 Tsenia echinococcus.] 
 
 Tapestry. A. [See also Decoration and Ornament ; Textile 
 Fabrics.] 
 
 Tar. A. [See also AniHne Dyes ; Asphalt ; Coal-tar.] 
 Tares. [See Vetches.] 
 
 Tariffs. F. [See also Corn Laws ; Customs and Excise ; 
 Finance; Free Trade; McKinleyism; Protection; Reci- 
 procity ; Smuggling ; Taxation ; and under the sub- 
 division Finance and Taxation under each Country.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
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 Tarracina. D. [See also Latium.] 
 
 Tartans. A. \_See also Highland Clans ; Uniforms.] 
 
 Tartars. A. \_See also Chinese; Mongolians; Turcomans.] 
 
 Tasmania. MB and MD. [_See also under Tasmania in 
 Author Catalogue, for Official Publications.] 
 
 Tasmanians. \_See Aborigines of Australia — Tasmania.] 
 
 Taste. (Judgment). [See Esthetics and ^stheticism ; 
 Literary Criticism.] 
 
 Taste. (Sense). G. [See also Senses.] 
 
 Tate Gallery, London. A. [See also Fine Arts — 
 Galleries.] 
 
 Tattooing. A. [See also Maoris.] 
 
 Taverns. A. [See also Hotels ; Innkeepers.] 
 
 Taxation. F. [^SfeeaZso Betterment; Customs and Excise ; 
 Finance ; Income Tax ; Land Tax ; Liquor Duties ; 
 Loans ; National Debts ; Octrois, Les ; Single Tax ; 
 Tariffs ; and under sub-division Finance and Taxation 
 under each Country.] 
 
 Taxidermy. A. 
 
 Taxonomy. A. [See also Botany — Manuals, Systems, 
 Nomenclature ; Collecting — Manuals ; Zoology — 
 Manuals, Systems, Nomenclature.] 
 
 Tea. A. [See also Beverages ; Terba-Mat6.] 
 
 Teachers. C. [See also Educational Reformers and 
 Teachers ; Teachers — Training Schools.] 
 
 Training Schools and Systems. G. 
 
 Teaching. G. [See also Educational Reformers and 
 Teachers ; Examinations ; History — Teaching of ; 
 Languages, Teaching of ; Object Lessons ; Reading 
 Books ; School Management ; Science — Teaching ; 
 Teachers ; Teachers — Training Schools ; and under the 
 sub-division Education and Teaching of, under each 
 Subject.] 
 
 Technical and Industrial Education. G. [See also 
 Agriculture — Education ; Engineering — Education ; 
 Manual Education ; Mining — Education.] 
 
 Technological Chemistry. A. [See also Acids ; Adul- 
 teration ; Alkalies ; Alloys ; Aniline Dyes ; Animal 
 Products; Asphalt; Beverages; Blacking; Bleaching; 
 < Bombs; Bones; Brewing; Calico-Printing; Candles; 
 Cellulose; Cements; Chemicals, Manufacture of ; Coal- 
 tar ; Dyes ; Essences and Essential Oils ; Explosives ; 
 Fats and Oils; Fibres; Fireworks; Food Adulteration; 
 Foods ; Fuel ; Gas Manufacture ; Gelatine ; Glucose ; 
 Glue ; Glycerine ; Gums and Resins ; Guttapercha 
 and India-rubber ; Horn ; Industrial Arts ; Ink ; 
 Kerosene; Manufactures; Manures and Fertilisers; 
 Matches ; Mending and Repairing ; Metallurgy ; 
 Mineral Waters ; Oils ; Oleomargarine ; Paints and 
 Pigments ; Perfumery ; Sea Water ; Soaps ; Sugars ; 
 Tannins ; Tar ; Technical Education ; Varnishes ; 
 Vulcanizing ; Waxes.] 
 
 Teclinology. A. [/See a?so Industrial Arts; Technological 
 Chemistry.] 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Handbooks. A. 
 
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 Technology Periodicals. E. [See also Industrial Arts — 
 Periodicals.] 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Teeth. A. [See also Dentition ; Dentistry.] 
 Teetotalism. [See Drinking Customs ; Temperance.] 
 Teetotums. [See Spinning Tops.] 
 Telautograph. A. 
 
 Telegraph Administration. [See Electric Telegraphs — 
 Administration. ] 
 
 Telegraph Codes. F. 
 
 Telegraph Companies : (Law). F. 
 
 Telegraphic Periodicals. [See Electric Telegraphs — 
 Periodicals.] 
 
 Telegraphs. [See Electric Telegraphs; Pneumatic Tele- 
 graphs.] 
 Telegraphy, Practical. A. 
 Teleology. G. [See also Cosmology.] 
 
 Telepathy, G. [See also Clairvoyance ; Hypnotism ; 
 Occult Sciences; Spiritualism; Thought Transference.] 
 Telephone. A. 
 Telephony. A. 
 
 Telescope, The. A. [See also Astronomical Instruments.] 
 Telugu Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Temperament. G. [See also Character ; Mental Physio- 
 logy; Mind and Body; Physiognomy.] 
 
 Temperance. F. [See also Alcohols ; Beverages ; Drink 
 Question ; Drinking Customs ; Good Templars ; 
 Inebriate Asylums ; Liquor Prohibition ; Liquor 
 Traffic — Laws ; Liquors ; Local Option ; Narcotics ; 
 Stimulants ; Temperance — Societies.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 '■ — Societies. F. [See also Good Templars ; Recha- 
 
 bites.] 
 
 Temperature. A. [<Se« oZso Climatology; Heat; Melting 
 and Boiling-Point Tables.] 
 
 Templars. [See Chivalry ; Knights Templars.] 
 
 Temples. A. [See also Cathedrals and Churches ; Eccle- 
 siastical Architecture.] 
 
 Temporal Power. [See Papacy.] 
 
 Temptation. G. [See also Evil ; Sin.] 
 
 Tenants. [See Landlord and Tenant.] 
 
 TenebrionidsB. A. [See also Coleoptera.] 
 
 Tendons. [See Ligaments.] 
 
 Tennis. [See Lawn Tennis.] 
 
 Tenure of Land. [See Land Tenure.] 
 
 Teratology: Botany. A. [See also Galls.] 
 
 Zoology. A. [See also Abnormities ; Hermaphro- 
 dites ; Giants ; Monstrosities.] 
 
 Termites. A. [See also White Anta] 
 
 Terra Cotta. A. [See also Ceramics ; Pottery.] 
 
 Terra del Fuego. D. [See also Falkland Islands.] 
 
 Terrapins. [See Tortoises.] 
 
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 Test Laws. F. and G. 
 
 Testacea. A. \_See also Protozoa.] 
 
 Testament, New. [See New Testament : Commentaries ; 
 New Testament: Concordances ; under each Epistle and 
 Gospel ; and under Bibles and Testaments in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Testament, Old. \_See Old Testament : Commentaries ; 
 Old Testament : Concordances ; and under each Book.] 
 
 Testaments. \_See Bibles and Testaments in Author 
 Catalogue.] 
 
 Tetanus. A. 
 
 Tetrachsetse. A. [See also Diptera.] 
 
 Teutonic Languages. J. [See also Dutch ; German ; 
 Gothic ; Scandinavian.] 
 
 Texas Fever. A. [See also Cattle Plagues ; Diseases 
 of Animals ; Ticks.] 
 
 Textile Fabrics — General. A. [See also Bags and 
 Bagging; Bleaching; Calico; Carpets; Cotton; Dyes 
 and Dyeing ; Embroidery ; Fibres ; Flax ; Linen ; 
 Silk ; Spinning ; Tapestry ; "Weaving ; Woollen and 
 "Worsted Manufactures.] 
 
 Thallophyta. A. [See also Algae ; Bacteriology ; Fungi ; 
 Germs in Disease ; Lichens ; Protophyta ; "Yeasts.] 
 
 Thanksgiving Day. B. [See also Holidays; United 
 States — Social Life and Customs.] 
 
 Theatre, The. H. [See also Acting ; Actors and 
 Actresses ; Amateur Theatricals ; Ballet, The ; 
 Drama ; Dramatic Art and Criticism ; Opera ; Panto- 
 mime ; Stage Mechanism.] 
 
 Theatres, Architecture of. A. 
 
 Theatrical Life. [See Actors and Actresses ; Theatre, 
 
 The.] 
 Theatricals. [See Amateur Theatricals.] 
 Thebes. B. and D. [See also Egyptology.] 
 Theism. G. [See also Agnosticism; Atheism; Christian 
 
 Evidences ; Deism ; Freethought ; Gififord Lectures ; 
 
 Infidelity ; Materialism ; Pantheism ; Positivism ; 
 
 Rationalism ; Spinozism ; Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Theodicy. G. [See also God and Divine Attributes.] 
 Theodolite. A. [See also Surveying — Instruments.] 
 Theologians. C. 
 
 Theological Dictionaries. [See Theology — Dictionaries.] 
 Theological Education. G. [See also Divinity Schools ; 
 
 Religion — Education ; Theology — Education, Schools, 
 
 Training.] 
 
 Theological Periodicals. [See Religion — Periodicals ; 
 Theology — Periodicals.] 
 
 Theology— General. G. [See also Creeds ; Eccle.siastical 
 History; Religion — History of; Religion — Periodicals; 
 Religion; — Societies ; Theology — Dictionaries ; Theo- 
 logy, Controversial ; Theology, Devotional ; Theology, 
 Natural ; Theology, Pastoral ; Theology, Systematic] 
 
 Dictionaries. G. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Addresses, Essays, Lectures, Pamphlets, Theses. Q. 
 
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 Theology. Societies. G. 
 
 Education, Schools, Training. G. 
 
 Collected Works, Libraries. G. 
 
 Controversial. G. [See also Heresies ; Ortho- 
 doxy ; Protestantism ; Roman Catholicism.] 
 
 Devotional and Practical. G. \See also Allego- 
 ries; Asceticism; Beatitudes; Brotherhoods; Christian 
 Art; Church Furniture; Church Institutions; Church 
 Missions; Church Music; Ecclesiastical Architecture ; 
 Ecclesiastical Vestments ; Evangelistic Work ; Faith- 
 healing ; Family Worship ; Fasts and Fasting; Hymns 
 and Hymnody ; Liturgies ; Meditations, Devotional ; 
 Prayer; Prayer-books; Preaching; Priesthood; Psalms 
 and Psalmody ; Public Worship ; Religious Poetry ; 
 Revivals ; Sisterhoods ; Sunday Schools ; Symbolism.] 
 
 - — Natural. G. \_See also Agnosticism; Apologetics; 
 Atheism ; Christian Evidences ; Cosmogony; Creation; 
 Death ; Deism ; Evil ; Evolution ; Fire Worship ; 
 Future State ; Gilford Lectures ; God ; Immortality ; 
 Optimism ; Pantheism ; Parseeism ; Phallic Worship ; 
 Prayer ; Rationalism ; Religion and Science ; Religion 
 — -History of ; Revelation ; Serpent Worship ; Sky 
 Worship ; Soul ; Theism ; Theodicy ; Theosophy ; 
 Tree Worship ; Vedas.] 
 
 Pastoral. G. [See also Brotherhoods ; Celibacy ; 
 
 Church Institutions ; Domiciliary Visitations; Evan- 
 gelistic Work ; Guilds, Religious ; Preaching ; Priest- 
 hood ; Public Worship ; Sermons ; Sisterhoods.] 
 
 Systematic and Doctrinal. G. [See also 
 
 Agnosticism ; Angels ; Antichrist ; Antinomianism ; 
 Apologetics ; Apostles ; Arians and Arianism ; 
 Arminianism; Asceticism; Athanasian Creed; Athe- 
 ism ; Atonement ; Augustinianism ; Baptism ; Bible ; 
 Calvinism ; Catechisms ; Christian Evidences ; Chris- 
 tianity ; Church Polity ; Confession ; Conversion ; 
 Councils, Church ; Creation ; Creeds ; Cross ; Death ; 
 Devil; Eschatology; Eternal Punishment ; Evil; Faith; 
 Fanaticism ; Fasts and Fasting ; Fathers ; Freedom of 
 the Will ; Future State ; Gnostics ; God and Divine 
 Attributes ; Grace ; Heaven ; Hell ; Heresies ; Holy 
 Ghost; Immortality; Incarnation; Infallibility; Jesus 
 Christ ; Judgment ; Judgment, Day of ; Justification 
 Liturgies ; Lord's Prayer ; Lord's Supper ; Mass 
 Materialism; Millennium; Miracles; Missions 
 Mysticism ; Original Sin ; Orthodoxy ; Pantheism 
 Pelagianism ; Penance ; Prayer ; Predestination 
 Prophecy ; Protestantism ; Purgatory ; Rationalism 
 Redemption ; Regeneration ; Religion ; Repentance 
 Responsibility; Resurrection; Revelation; Revivals 
 Sacraments; Salvation; Sanctification ; Second Advent 
 Sermons; Sin; Socinianism; Soul; Sunday and Sunday 
 Observance; Theology— Education; Transcendentalism; 
 Transubstantiation ; Trinity; Worship.] 
 
 Theosophy. G. [>S«« a?so Kabala; Re-incarnation.] 
 Therapeutics. A. [See also Antiseptics ; Bacteriology ; 
 
 Balneo-Therapeutics ; Counter Irritation ; Dietetics ; 
 
 Drugs; Electro-Therapeutics; Exercise; Faith Healing ; 
 
 Homoeopathy ; Hydropathy ; Hygiene ; Inoculation ; 
 
 Massage ; Materia Medica ; Nursing ; Pathology ; 
 
 Pharmacy ; Serums ; Stimulants ; Surgery ; Toxine ; 
 
 Vaccination and under each Disease.] 
 9 n 
 
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 Thermo-dynamics. A. \_See also Heat.] 
 
 Thermo-electricity. A. 
 
 Thermometers, A. [See also Calorimetry ; 
 
 Heat ; 
 
 Temperature.] 
 
 Thermophone. A. 
 
 Thessaly. B. 
 
 Thibet. D. [_See also Lamaism.] 
 
 Thirty-nine Articles. G. [See also Church of England.] 
 
 Thirty Years' War, 1618-48, B. [See also Germany— 
 /iistovy.] 
 
 Thistles, A. [See also Weeds.] 
 
 Thoracic Organs. A. 
 
 Thought Transference, G. [See also Clairvoyance : 
 Second Sight; Telepathy.] 
 
 Thread-worms, [See Nematodes.] 
 
 Throat, A. 
 
 Thugs. G. [See also Assassins ; Hinduism ; India — 
 Religions.] 
 
 Thyroid Gland. A. [See also Cretinism ; Glands ; 
 Goitre.] 
 
 Thysanura, A. [See also Entomology— General.] 
 
 Ticks and Tick Fever, (Bobphilus bovis.) A. [See also 
 Cattle Plagues ; Diseases of Animals 3 Texas Fever.] 
 
 Tidal Waves, A. 
 
 Tides. A. [See also Moon.] 
 
 Tigers, A, [See also Carnivora.] 
 
 Tiles. A. [/Se« aZso Bricks ; Pottery.] 
 
 Timber Trees, [See Forestry; and under the name of 
 
 each Tree.] 
 
 Timber Trees— Diseases. A. [See also Forestry ; 
 Pathology, Vegetable ; Plant Diseases.] 
 
 Timbers. A. [See also Forestry ; Ironbark ; Strength of 
 Materials; Timber Trees — Diseases; Wood Pavements ; 
 and under each Timber.] 
 
 Australian. MA. 
 
 Timbuctoo, D. 
 
 Time, G. [See also Almanacs ; Cosmology ; Horology ; 
 Metaphysics ; Space.] 
 
 Time Systems and Standards, A. 
 
 Tin. A. 
 
 Tin-plate Manufacture, A. 
 
 Tirah. D. [See also Indian Frontier.] 
 
 Tires : (Law). F. [See also Eoads ; Waggons.] 
 
 Tithes, G. [See also Ecclesiastical Law.] 
 
 Titles. [See Conveyancing; Deeds — Registration; Real 
 Property.] 
 
 Toads. A. [See also Batrachia; Frogs.] 
 
 Toadstools. [See Fungi ; Mushrooms.] 
 
 Toasts, G. [See also Drinking Customs.] 
 
 Tobacco-growing, A 
 
 Tobacco-manufacture, A. [See also Smoking.] 
 
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 Tobogganing. A. 
 
 Toilet. F. \_See also Baths and Bathing ; Cosmetics ; 
 Costumes ; Perfumery.] 
 
 Tokens. A. [See also Coins ; Numismatics.] 
 
 Toleration. G. [See also Liberty of Conscience.] 
 
 Tomato. A. 
 
 Tombs and Mausoleums. A. [See also Brasses ; Burial ; 
 Catacombs ; Cemeteries ; Coffins ; Epitaphs ; Funeral 
 Rites ; Urns.] 
 
 Tonga and Friendly Islands. MD. 
 
 Tonic Sol Fa. [See Music; Sol Fa Method.] 
 
 Tonquin. D. [See also France — Colonies ; Indo-China.] 
 
 Tontine. [See Insurance, Life.] 
 
 Tools, Making and use of. A. [See also Agricultural 
 Implements ; Machine Tools ; Machinery.] 
 
 Topography— General. D. [See also Cartography ; Charts ; 
 and under sub-heading Geography, Topography, and 
 Maps, under name of Place.] 
 
 Tories. [See Conservatism ; Great Britain — Politics.] 
 
 Tornadoes. A. [See also Cyclones ; Storms ; Winds.] 
 
 Torpedo Boats. A. 
 
 Torpedoes. A. [See also Explosives.] 
 
 Torrens System. [See Deeds — Registration ; Real Pro- 
 perty.] 
 
 Tortoises and Turtles. A. 
 
 Torts: (Law). F. 
 
 Total Abstinence. [See Drink Question.] 
 
 Totalisator. [See Gambling.] 
 
 Totemism. G. [See also Clans and Clan System; Indians, 
 American ; Religions, Primitive.] 
 
 Touch. G. [See also Senses.] 
 
 Tournaments. B. [See also Chivaby.] 
 
 Tower of London. B. 
 
 Tower Worship. [See Phallic Worship.] 
 
 Towers and Spires. A. [See also Ecclesiastical 
 Architecture ; Round Towers.] 
 
 Town Officers. [See Municipal Government.] 
 
 Towns. D. [See also Boroughs ; Cities ; Lighting of 
 Towns ; Local Government ; Municipal Government ; 
 Village Communities ; Water Supply of Towns.] 
 
 Toxicology. [See Lead Poisoning ; Medical Jurisprudence ; 
 Poisons, Poisoning, and Antidotes; Ptomaines; and 
 under each Poison.] 
 
 Toxine and Anti-toxine— Therapeutics. A. [See also 
 Bacteriology ; Diphtheria ; Serums and Sero-therapy.] 
 
 Toynbee Hall. G. [See also University Settlements.] 
 
 Toys. A. [See also Dolls.] 
 
 Tract Societies. G. [See 'also Religion— Societies ; 
 Tracts.] 
 
 Tractarian Movement, 1833. G. [See also in Author 
 Catalogue under Keble, John ; Manning, Cardinal ; 
 Newman, Cardinal; Pusey, Dr. ; Wilberforce, Bishop.] 
 
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 Tracts. G. \_See also Tract Societies.] 
 
 Trade, \_See Commerce and Trade ; Trade, Boards of; 
 Trade Protection ; and under each Country under the 
 sub-heading Commerce and Trade.] 
 
 Trade, Boards of. F. 
 
 Trade Journals. \_See Industrial Arts — Periodicals ; Trade 
 Protection — Journals ; and undereach Trade.] 
 
 Trade-Marks. ^See Patents.] 
 
 Trade Protection. F. \_See also Monopolies.] 
 
 Journals. E. 
 
 Trades. A. [See also Commercial Law ; Injurious Occu- 
 pations ; Noxious Trades ; Prices ; Produce Trade ; 
 TariflPs ; and under each Trade.] 
 
 Trades Directories. E. 
 
 Trades, Noxious and Injurious. [See Injurious Occupa- 
 pations ; Noxious Trades ; Public Health.] 
 
 Trades Unions. F. [See also Capital and Labour ; Co- 
 operation ; Eight-hour Question ; Guilds, Trade ; 
 Industrial Arts; Labour Question; Strikes.] 
 
 Tradition : Ecclesiastical Polity. G. 
 
 Traditions. [See Folk-lore ; Legends.] 
 
 Trafalgar: Battle. B. 
 
 Tragedies. [See Dramatic Literature.] 
 
 Tragedy. [See Drama, The.] 
 
 Training, Athletic. G. [/S^««aZ«o Athletics; Gymnastics ; 
 Physical Education.] 
 
 Training (Moral Education.) G. [>Sf««aZso Culture; Home 
 Education ; Moral Education ; Self-culture.] 
 
 Training Ships. [See Naval Art and Science— Educa- 
 tion, Training Ships, Schools.] 
 
 Tramps. [See Vagrants.] 
 
 Tramways. A. [See also Electric Railways.] 
 
 Trance. G. [See also Hypnotism.] 
 
 Transcendentalism. G. [See also Hegelianism ; Idealism ; 
 Kantian Philosophy; Neo-Kantian Philosophy; Neo- 
 Platonism ; Platonism ; Rationalism.] 
 
 Transits. A. [See also Mercury ; Venus.] 
 
 Transmigration. G. [See also Pythagoreanism ; Re- 
 incarnation ; Soul, The.] 
 
 Transport, Military. A. [See also Army Service Corps; 
 Military Art and Science.] 
 
 Transportation. A. [-S'^^ also Canals ; Carriages ; 
 Commerce; Motor Carriages; Railways; Roads and 
 Road-making ; Rolling Stock ; Steamship Companies ; 
 Tramways.] 
 
 Transportation— Criminals. F. [See also Convicts; 
 Penal Colonies ; and under Great Britain and Ireland — 
 Convicts, and New South Wales — Transportation, in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Transubstantiation. G. [See also Lord's Supper ; Mass.] 
 
 Transvaal. D. [See also Boers ; Jameson Raid ; South 
 Africa.] 
 
 Transylvania. D. 
 
Subject Seadingsfor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Trapping. A. [<S'e« a?«o Decoys; Hunting.] 
 
 Trappists. [^See Cistercians.] 
 
 Travellers and Explorers. C. \_See also Maritime 
 Discovery ; Voyages.] 
 
 Travelling, Art of. D. {See also Travellers and 
 Voyagers.] 
 
 Manuals. D. 
 
 Travels — General. D. \_See also Adventures ; Routes for 
 Trade and Travelling ; Travellers ; Travelling, Art of ; 
 Voyages ; and under the sub-heading General under 
 each Country.] 
 
 Scientific. [^See Scientific Expeditions and Voyages.] 
 
 Trawling. A. [_See aha Marine Zoology.] 
 
 Treason. R 
 
 Treaties. F. [^See also Diplomacy ; International Law ; 
 
 and under names of Treaties in Author Catalogue.] 
 Tree-planting. {See Forestry.] 
 
 Tree-Worship. G. [See also Religions, Primitive; 
 Theology, Natural.] 
 
 Trees and Shrubs. A. [See also Arbor-Day ; Botany ; 
 Coniferre; Forestry; Fruit-growing; Landscape 
 ■ Gardening; Pruning; Timbers; Tree- Worship ; and 
 under each Tree.] 
 
 Trematodes. A. [See also Bilharziosis ; Flat Worms; 
 
 Flukes : Parasites and Parasitic Diseases.] 
 Trent, Council of. [See Council of Trent.] 
 Trespass. P. 
 Treves. B. 
 Trial by Jury. [See Jury, Trial by.] 
 
 Trials. F. [See also Actions at Law ; Crime ; Criminals ; 
 Evidence; Jury, Trial by; Law Reports; Pleading.] 
 
 Civil. 
 
 Criminal. 
 
 Divorce. 
 
 Ecclesiastical. 
 
 Equity. 
 
 Military. 
 • Naval. 
 ■ State. 
 
 Triangulation. [See Geodesy ; Surveying.] 
 
 Tribes and Tribal System. F. [See also Clans and Clan 
 System ; Society, Natural History of.] 
 
 Trichinosis. A. [&eaZ«oDiseasesof Animals; Parasites 
 and Parasitic Diseases ; Pigs.] 
 
 Trigonalyidse. A. [See also Hymenoptera.] 
 
 Trigonometry, A. [See also Geodesy; Logarithms; 
 Mathematics.] 
 
 Trinidad. D. [See also West Indies.] 
 
 Trinity. G. [See also Arians and Arianism ; Athanasian 
 Creed; God; Holy Ghost; Jesus Christ; Socinianism; 
 Theology — Systematic and Doctrinal ; Unitarianism.] 
 
 Trinity College, Dublin. G. [-See a^so Dublin University.] 
 
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 Trinity House. B. [See also Pilots and Pilotage.] 
 
 Tripoli. D. 
 
 Trireme. A. \_See also Classical Antiquities ; Shipbuild- 
 ing — History of.] 
 
 Troas. B. 
 
 Trochilidse. A. [See also Humming Birds.] 
 
 Troglodytes. A. [See also Anthropology ; Caves ; 
 Primeval Man.] 
 
 Tropical Agriculture. A. [See also Cocoa ; Cocoanut 
 Palm ; Coffee ; Cotton ; Indigo ; Kola Nut; Sugar- 
 growing ; Tea ; Vanilla ; and under each special Crop.] 
 
 Tropical Diseases. A. \See also Beri Beri; Framboesia ; 
 Leprosy ; Malaria ; Parasites ; Yellow Fever ; and 
 under each Disease.] 
 
 Tropical Life. G. [See also Tropical Diseases.] 
 
 Tropics. A. [See also Tropical Life.] 
 
 Trotting. A. [See also Horse-racing.] 
 
 Troubadours. H. [See also Bards ; French Literature ; 
 Minnesingers ; Minstrels ; Provengal Language and 
 Literature.] 
 
 Trout. A. 
 
 Troy : Archaeology. A. 
 
 Truffles. A. [See also Fungi in Agriculture.] 
 
 Trumpet and Bugle Sounds, A. 
 
 Trusts, F. [See also Capital ; Monopolies.] 
 
 Trusts and Trustees — Law, F. 
 
 Truth, G. [See also Error ; Knowledge, Theory of.] 
 
 Tsetse Fly Disease, (Glossina morsitans.) A. 
 
 Tuatura, MA. [See also Lizards ; Zoology and Fauna — 
 New Zealand.] 
 
 Tuberculosis. A. [See also Bacteriology ; Consumption; 
 Germs in Disease ; Lungs ; Lupus ; Tuberculin.] 
 
 Tuberculin. A. [See also Germs in Disease ; Tubercu- 
 losis.] 
 
 Tuileries, B. 
 
 Tulips, A. 
 
 Tumours. A. [See also Cancer ; Carbuncles.] 
 
 Tumuli. [See Mounds and Mound-builders.] 
 
 Tunicata. A. 
 
 Tuning. A. [See also Musical Instruments; Pianoforte.] 
 
 Tunis. D. 
 
 Tunnelling. A. [See also Blasting ; Tunnels.] 
 
 Tunnels. A. [;S«« a?so Channel Tunnel; Tunnelling; and 
 under the name of each Tunnel.] 
 
 TurbeUaria. A. [See also Flat Worms ; Planarians.] 
 
 Turbines. [See Hydraulic Engineering; Water-wheels.] 
 
 Turcomans. A. [See also Tartars ; Turkestan.] 
 
 Turf, The. [See Horse-racing ; Horse-training ; Race- 
 horse ; Stud-books ; Trotting.] 
 
 Turkestan, D. [See also Asia, Central ; Turcomans.] 
 
Subject headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Turkey. B and D, {See also TArmenian Massacres ; 
 Caliphs ; Constantinople ; Crete ; Crimean War ; 
 Eastern Question ; Greco-Turkish War (1897) ; Mo- 
 hammedanism ; Ottomans ; Plevna ; Russo-Turkish 
 War ; Sultans of Turkey ; Turkey in Asia.] 
 
 Turkey in Asia. D. [See also Armenia; Asia Minor; 
 Kurdistan ; Palestine and Syria.] 
 
 Turkeys. A. [See also Poultry and Poultry Farming.] 
 
 Turkish Bath, A. [See also Baths and Bathing.] 
 
 Turkish Language and Literature. J. 
 
 Turkish Question. [See Eastern Question.] 
 
 Turks. [See Ottomans ; Tartars.] 
 
 Turning. [See Lathes and Lathe Work.] 
 
 Turnip Fly. (Anthomyiaradicum.) A. [See also Insects, 
 Injurious.] 
 
 Turtles. [See Tortoises.] 
 
 Tyndall Lectures. A. [See also under Tyndall, Prof. 
 John, in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Type and Type-setting. A. [See also Linotypes; 
 Printing ; Proof-reading ; Stereotyping.] 
 
 Typewriters. A. 
 
 Typewriting, A. 
 
 Typhoid Fever. A. 
 
 Typhus Fever, A. 
 
 Typography, A. [See also Aldine Press ; Bibliography ; 
 Caxtons ; Elzevir Press; Kelmscott Press; Printing; 
 Proof-reading ; Type and Type-setting.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Tyranny, F. [See also Despotism.] 
 
 Tyrol. D. 
 
 Tyrolese, A. 
 
 Tyrrhenian Language. [See Etruscan Language.] 
 
 u 
 
 Uganda, D. [See also Africa, East ; African Languages ; 
 Colonies, British.] 
 
 XJlcers. A. [See also Abscesses ; Lupus.] 
 
 Ultramontanism. G. [See also Infallibility; Old 
 Catholics ; Popes ; Roman Catholicism ; Vatican 
 Council.] 
 
 Umbrella. A. 
 
 Umbrian Language. J. 
 Dialects.] 
 
 Unconscious, The. G. 
 
 sciousness.] 
 
 Understanding. G. [See also Associationalism ; Con- 
 ception ; Intellect ; Judgment ; Psychology ; Reason ; 
 Reflection.] 
 
 Uniforms. A. [See also 
 Clothing.] 
 
 [See also Italic Languages and 
 [See also Automatism ; Con- 
 
 Army, British ; Military 
 
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 Unionists. F. [See also Conservatism ; Great Britain — 
 
 Politics.] 
 Unitarianism. G. \See also Arians and Arianism ; Jesus 
 
 Christ ; Socinianism ; Trinity.] 
 
 United Presbyterians. G. [See also Presbyterianism ; 
 Scotland — Rel ig ion. ] 
 
 United States. B. and D. [See also American Civil War ; 
 American Literature ; American Negroes ; American- 
 Spanish War (1898) ; American War (1812); American 
 War of Independence ; Americans ; Confederate States ; 
 "Mayflower," The; Mexican War ; Monroe Doctrine ; 
 Pilgrim Fathers ; Rocky Mountains ; Slavery ; under 
 each City, State, and Territory ; under important Sub- 
 jects, with United States or America as a subheading.] 
 
 [For Official Publications and Reports see under United 
 States in Author Catalogue, under the name of each 
 Department as a subheading.] 
 
 [For subheadings to be used under this Subject-heading 
 see Specimen Page XLIX of the Introduction.] 
 
 United States Bureau of Animal Industry. A. [See 
 
 also Cattle and Cattle-breeding; and under United 
 States — Department of A ffriculture in Author Catalogue, 
 for its Official Publications.] 
 
 United States Coast and Geodetic Survey. A. [See also 
 in Author Catalogue under United States — Coast and 
 Geodetic Survey — for its Official Publications.] 
 
 United States National Museum. A. [See also under 
 United States in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 United States Supreme Court. [See Supreme Court 
 — United States in Index for Descriptive Works ; 
 under United States— Supreme Court, in Author 
 Catalogue, for Official Reports.] 
 
 Universalism and Universalists. G. [See also Future 
 
 State.] 
 Universe. [See Cosmogony ; Creation ; Earth ; Plurality 
 
 of Worlds.] 
 
 Universities. General. G. [See also Academic Degrees 
 and Costume ; Calendars and Registers of Universities ; 
 Education — Universities and Colleges ; University 
 Extension ; Universities — Periodicals and Magazines ; 
 Universities — Societies ; University Settlements.] 
 
 Periodicals and Magazines. E. [5«e aZso Calendars.] 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 . American. G. [See also Calendars ; Chautauqua ; 
 
 Education — Universities and Colleges ; University 
 Extension ; and under each University, e.g., Brown, 
 Columbia, Fisk, Harvard, Johns Hopkins, Nashville, 
 Princeton, Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Vassar College, 
 Yale, in both Index and Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Australian. MG. [See also imder the title of each 
 
 University in both Index and Author Catalogue.] 
 
 British. G. [See also under the title of each 
 
 University in both Index and Author Catalogue.] 
 
 . French. G. [See also Lille University ; Sorbonne, 
 
 The ; £(.nd under the title of each University.] 
 
Subject headings for Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Universities. German. G. {See also under the title of 
 each University.] 
 
 Italian. G. {See also Bologna University.] 
 
 Japanese. G. {See also Doshisha University.] 
 
 University and College Calendars. {See Calendars and 
 Registers of Universities.] 
 
 University Extension. G. {See also Chautauqua ; Sum- 
 mer Schools.] 
 
 University Settlements. F. {See also Toynbee Hall.] 
 
 Upholstery. A. [&« a7«o Furniture ; House Decoration.] 
 
 Upper Chambers. F. {See also Bicameral System ; Con- 
 stitutional Law ; Constitutions of Countries ; House of 
 Lords ; Parliamentary Government ; and under the 
 subheading Parliament under each Country.] 
 
 Uraemia. A. 
 
 Urinary Organs. A. {See also Bladder ; Genito- Urinary 
 System ; Kidneys.] 
 
 Urine. A. {See also Bladder ; Kidneys ; Urinary Organs.] 
 
 Urus. A. {See also Cremation ; Vases.] 
 
 Ursulines. G. {See also Religious Orders.] 
 
 Uruguay. D. 
 
 Usages. {See Customs and Manners ; Etiquette.] 
 
 Useful Arts. {See Industrial Arts.] 
 
 Usury. F. {See also interest.] 
 
 Utah. D. 
 
 Uterus. A. {See also Gynsecology.] 
 
 Utilitarianism. G. 
 
 Utopias. {See Ideal States ; Socialism.] 
 
 Utrecht. B. {See also Ecclesiastical History — Nether- 
 lands ; Jansenists.] 
 
 Vacations. {See Holidays.] 
 
 Vaccination. A. {See also Inoculation ; Small-pox.] 
 
 Vagrants and Vagrancy. F. {See also Pauperism; 
 Poor-Laws.] 
 
 Value. F. {See also Currency ; Prices ; Work and 
 
 Wages.] 
 
 Valves and Valve-gear. A. 
 
 Van Uiemen's Land. {See Tasmania.] 
 
 Vanilla. A. 
 
 Vapour, Aqueous. A. {See also Air ; Rain and Rain- 
 fall.] 
 
 Variation. A. 
 
 Variola. {See Small-pox.] 
 
 Varnishes and Varnishing. A. {See also Japanning ; 
 Lacquer and Lacquering ; Painting.] 
 
 Vascular System. A. {See also Circulatory System.] 
 
 Vases. A. {See also Ceramics ; Pottery ; Urns.] 
 
 Vassalage. {See Feudalism.] 
 
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 Vassar College. G. [See also Women — Education and 
 Training.] 
 
 Vatican Council, 1869. G. \_See aZ«o Councils, Church; 
 Immaculate Conception; Infallibility; Old Catholics; 
 Papacy; Popes.] 
 
 Vatican Library. K. 
 
 Vatican Palace. G. \_See also Papacy ; Popes ; Roman 
 Catholicism ; Sistine Chapel ; Vatican Council.] 
 
 Vaudois. [See Albigenses ; Waldenses.] 
 
 Vedas, The. G. [See also Hinduism ; Sanskrit] 
 
 Vedic Language. J. 
 
 "Vega," Ship. D. [yS«« aZ«o Arctic Regions.] 
 
 Vegetable Gardening, A. [,S^eea?so under each Vegetable.] 
 
 Vegetable Pathology. [-See Pathology, Vegetable.] 
 
 Vegetable Physiology and Morphology. [See Botany, 
 Physiological ; Cells, Structure and Theory.] 
 
 Vegetable Products. A. [See also Alkaloids, Vegetable ; 
 Cinchona ; Fats and Oils ; Quinine ; Technological 
 Chemistry.] 
 
 Vegetable Technology. [See Botany, Economic] 
 
 Vegetables — General. A. [See also Vegetable Gardening.] 
 
 Vegetarianism. A. [See also Dietetics ; Food.] 
 
 Vehicles. A. [See also Ambulances ; Carriages, Coaches, 
 and Carts ; Motor-carriages and Auto-cars ; Rolling 
 Stock ; Transportation ; Waggons ; Wheels.] 
 
 Veins. A. 
 
 Vendee, La, D. [See also Francy — History ; French 
 Revolution.] 
 
 Vendors and Purchasers. F. 
 
 Venereal Diseases. A. [See also Contagious and In- 
 fectious Diseases — Laws and Legislation ; Gonorrhoea ; 
 Syphilis.] 
 
 Venezuela. D. 
 
 Venice. D. 
 
 Ventilation. A. [See also Air ; Chimneys ; Heating of 
 Buildings ; Sanitation.] 
 
 Ventilation of Mines, [See Gas in Mines ; Mining Engi- 
 neering.] 
 
 Ventriloquism. A. 
 
 Venus : (Astronomy). A. 
 
 Venus: (Mythology). B. 
 
 Vermes. [See Annelids; Helminthology ; Nematodes; Oli- 
 gochseta; Parasites; Rotifera; Trematodes; Worms.] 
 
 Versification, H. [See also Metre ; Poetry — General ; 
 Prosody ; and under sub-division of each Language.] 
 
 Vertebrata. A. [See also Batrachia ; Birds ; Fishes ; 
 Mammalia ; Reptiles ; Zoology.] 
 
 Vetches. A. [See also Forage Plants ; Leguminosse ; 
 Nitrogen in Agriculture.] 
 
 Veterinary Colleges. G. [See also Veterinary Science 
 and Pi-actice — Education, Teaching of, Schools ; and 
 under the title of each College in the Author Cata- 
 logue] 
 
Subject JEEeadings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
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 Veterinary Science and Practice. A. [&« also Cat ; 
 Cattle Plagues ; Diseases of Animals ; Dog ; Farriery ; 
 Horse ; Veterinary Colleges,] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Education, Teaching of, Schools. G. 
 
 Veto. R 
 
 Vibration — Marine Engineering. A. 
 
 Vibration— Physics. A. [See also Acoustics ; Wave 
 Motion.] 
 
 Vice. G. [See also Virtue.] 
 
 Vice-Admiralty Courts. F. 
 
 Vices. G. [See also Anger ; Christian Ethics ; Covetous- 
 ness ; Envy; Hate; Jealousy; Pride; Sloth.] 
 
 Victoria. MB. and MD. [See also Aborigines ; Eureka 
 Stockade ; and under Districts, Cities, and Subjects.] 
 
 Victoria Cross B. [See also Army, British ; Military 
 Orders.] 
 
 Victoria, Queen. [See Queen Victoria's Jubilee ; Queens ; 
 and under Victoria, Queen, in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Vikings. B. [See also Scandinavians.] 
 
 Village Communities. F. [See also Labour Settlements.] 
 
 Villages. F. [See also Local Government ; Towns.] 
 
 Villas. [See Dwelling-houses.] 
 
 Vinegar. A. 
 
 Vine-growing. [See Viticulture.] 
 
 Violin. A. [See also Musical Instruments.] 
 
 Violinists. C. 
 
 Violoncello. A. 
 
 Vipers. [See Adders and Vipers.] 
 
 Virgin Mary. G [See also Immaculate Conception ; 
 Lourdes.] 
 
 Virgulariidse. A. [See also Anthozoa ; Zoophytes.] 
 
 Virtue. G. [See also Chastity ; Vice.] 
 
 Virtues. G. [See also Charity ; Christian Ethics ; Dili- 
 gence; Gentleness; Humility; Liberality; Modesty; 
 Patience.] 
 
 Viscera. A. 
 
 Viscosity— Physics. A. [See also Friction ; Hardness.] 
 
 Vision. [See Sight.] 
 
 Visions. [See Apparitions ; Dreams ; Ghosts ; Hallucina- 
 tions.] 
 
 Visitations of Counties— General. K. [See also under 
 each County.] 
 
 Vital Statistics. [See Statistics, Vital.] 
 
 Vitality. A. [See also Longevity] 
 
 Viticulture. A. [See also Currants; Grapes; Phyl- 
 loxera ; Raisins ; Viticulture— Periodicals ; Viticulture 
 — Societies ; Wine-making.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
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 Viticulture. Education, Schools, Colleges. G. 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Vivariums. A. \_See also Animals ; Menageries.] 
 
 Vivisection. A. \_See also Cruelty to Animals.] 
 
 Vocalists. {See Singers.] 
 
 Voice. A. [See. also Aphasia; Elocution ; Singing; Speech, 
 Organs of; Stammering; Throat ; Ventriloquism.] 
 
 Volapiik. J. 
 
 Volcanoes and Volcanic Action. A. ISee also Earth- 
 quakes ; Easter Island ; Geysers ; Krakatoa ; Seis- 
 mology.] 
 
 Volition. [^See Determinism ; Freedom of the Will ; Pre- 
 destination ; Will.] 
 
 Volscian Language. [&e Italic Languages.] 
 
 Voltaic Electricity. A. [^See also Electricity — General, 
 and History of.] 
 
 Volunteers and Volunteer Movement. F. [See alto 
 Army, British , and under New South Wales — 
 Defence Forces in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 New South Wales. MA. 
 
 Votes and Proceedings. [See under New South Wales — 
 Parliament, in Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Voting. [See Election and Representation ; SuflPrage.] 
 
 Voussoir Arches. [S«e Arches ; Bridges.] 
 
 Voyages — General. D. [See also Antarctic Regions ; 
 Arctic Regions ; Maritime Discovery ; Scientific Expe- 
 ditions ; Sea, The ; Shipwrecks ; Travellers ; Travels ; 
 and under the sub-heading Discovery, Exploration and 
 Early Voyages, under each Country.] 
 
 Voyages, Scientific. [See Antarctic Regions; Arctic 
 Regions; "Challenger" Expedition; Scientific Expedi- 
 tions and Voyages.] 
 
 Vulcanizing. A. [See also Guttapercha.] 
 
 Vulgarisms. J. [See also Slang ; and under sub-heading 
 Dialects under each Language.] 
 
 w 
 
 Wager of Battle. F. 
 
 Wagers. F. [See also Gambling.] 
 
 Wages. [See Capital and Labour ; Profit-sharing ; Trades 
 Unions ; Work and Wages.] 
 
 Waggons. A. [See also Carriages ; Vehicles.] 
 
 Wagnerian Music and Opera. H. [See also Music — 
 Drama.] 
 
 Waitangi. MB. 
 
 Waldenses. G. [See also Albigenscs ; Anabaptists ; 
 Baptists; Huguenots; Mennonites; Persecutions.] 
 
 Wales. B. and D. [See also Great Britain ; Welsh 
 Language ; Welsh Literature.] 
 
 Walking. A. [See also Running.] 
 
 Walking-sticks. A. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionari/ Index. 
 
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 Wall Decoration. [See Frescoes ; House Decoration ; 
 Mosaics ; Painting ; Paperhanging ; Plastering ; 
 Tapestry; Wall Papers.] 
 
 Wall-Pap ers. A. . [See also House Decoration ; Paper- 
 hanging.] 
 
 Wallabies. MA. [See also Marsupials.] 
 
 Wallachian Language. J. 
 
 Wallachian Literature. J. 
 
 Walloons. G. 
 
 Walrus. A. 
 
 Wandering Jew. J. [See also Legends.] 
 
 War. F. [See also Disarmament ; Military Art and 
 Science ; Peace.] 
 
 War Correspondents. C. [See also Journalists.] 
 
 War Game. [See Krieg.spiel.] 
 
 War of the Roses, 1455-85. B. [See also England — 
 History.] 
 
 War Songs. H. 
 
 Wardian Cases. [See Window Gardening.] 
 
 Wards. [See Cliancery ; Equity.] 
 
 Warming of Buildings. [See Heating of Buildings ; 
 Sanitary Engineering.] 
 
 Warranty. F. [See also Contracts ; Guarantee.] 
 
 Wars. B. [/See aZso Austro-Italian War, 1866; Afghan 
 Wars ; American Ciril War ; American War of Inde- 
 pendence ; Ashantee ; Battles ; Burmese Wars ; Can- 
 adian Campaigns; Chinese Campaigns; Chinese-Japan- 
 ese War; Crimean War; Egyptian Wars; Franco- 
 German War; Greco-Turkish War; Indian Campaigns ; 
 Indian Frontier Campaigns ; Indian Mutiny ; Kaffir 
 Wars; Military Expeditions; Napoleonic Wars; Naval 
 Battles ; Peninsular War ; Red River Expedition ; 
 Russo-Turkish War; Schleswig-Holstein War; Servo- 
 Bulgarian War; Seven Years' War; Sieges; Sikh 
 War ; Soudan Campaigns ; South American Wars ; 
 Syrian Campaign ; Tliirty Years War ; War Cor- 
 respondents ; War Songs ; and under each Special War.] 
 
 Warships — General. A. [See also Naval Architecture ; 
 Naval Engineering ; Navies — General ; Navy, British.] 
 
 Warts. A. 
 
 Washing. [See Laundry.] 
 
 Washington City, U.S.A. B and D. 
 
 Washington State, U.S.A. B and D. 
 
 Wasps. A. [See also Hymenoptera ; Insects.] 
 
 Waste Products. A. [See also Technological Chemistry.] 
 
 Watches and Watch-making. A. [See also Clocks ; 
 Horology.] 
 
 Water and Water Analysis. A. [See also Baths and 
 Bathing ; Filters ; Mineral Waters ; Sea-water; Water 
 Supply.] 
 
 Water-colour Painting. A. [See also Painting— Fine 
 Arts.] 
 
 Water Courses. F. [See also Riparian Rights ; Rivers.] 
 
 Water Cure. [See Hydropathy.] 
 
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 Water-melons. \_See Melons.] 
 
 
 Water-spouts. A. 
 
 
 Water Supply and Conservation. A. \_See also Artesian 
 Water and Wells; Canals; Filters and Filtration; 
 Hydraulic Engineering; Irrigation; Plumbing; Pumps; 
 Reservoirs ; Water Supply of Towns; Wells and 
 Well-boring.] 
 
 
 Water Supply ]^of Towns. A. 
 
 
 Water-wheels. A. 
 
 
 Water-works, \_See Water Supply of Towns.] 
 
 
 Waterfalls. D. 
 
 
 Watering Places. [^See Health Resorts.] 
 
 
 Waterloo. B. \_See o?so_Battles ; Napoleonic Wars.] 
 
 
 Wattles. A. [_See also Tannins.] 
 
 
 Wave Motion, Theory of. A. ^Sec also Vibration — 
 Physics.] 
 
 
 Wax Flowers. \_See Artificial Flowers.] 
 
 
 Waxes. A. [_See also Fats and Oils.] 
 
 
 Wealth, ?[&« Banks and Banking; Capital; Distribution 
 of Wealth ; Finance ; Luxury.] 
 
 
 Weapons. — General. A. [&« also Arms and Armour ; 
 Small Arms ; and under each Weapon.] 
 
 
 Primitive. A. [&« a?so Boomerang.] 
 
 
 Wearing Apparel. \_See Clothing.] 
 
 
 Weather Forecasting. A. [See also Climatology; 
 Meteorology ; Storms ; Winds.] 
 
 
 Weaving, A. [See also Carpets ; Lace ; Textile Fabrics.] 
 
 
 Wedau Language. MJ. [See also Papuan Languages.] 
 
 
 Wedgwood Pottery. A. 
 
 
 Weeds. A. [See also Botany, Economic ; Thistles ; and 
 under each Weed.] 
 
 
 Weevils. A. [See also Curculionidse; Insects, Injurious.] 
 
 
 Weights and Measures. (Law.) F. [See also Balances.] 
 
 
 Weights and Measures — (Tables). A. [See also Arith- 
 metic ; Metric System.] 
 
 
 Weimar. B. 
 
 
 Weirs. A. [See also Hydraulic Engineering.] 
 
 
 Weismannism. [See Evolution — Biology ; and under 
 Weismann in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 
 Welding. A. [See also Electric Welding.] 
 
 
 Wellington, (New Zealand.) MD. 
 
 
 Wells and Well-boring. A. [See also Artesian Water 
 and Wells; Diamond Drills; Water Supply.] 
 
 
 Welsh Calvinistic Church, G. 
 
 
 Welsh Language. J. [See also Celtic Languages.] 
 
 
 Welsh Literature. J. 
 
 
 Welsh, The. A. [See also Wales— Social Life and 
 Customs.] 
 
 
 Wesleyan Methodism, G. [See also Methodist Episcopal 
 Church.] 
 
 
Subject Seadings for Dictionary Indea. 
 
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 West Indies. D. \Set also Antigua ; Bahamas ; Barba- 
 does ; Bermudas; Cuba; Grenada; Guadaloupe; Hayti; 
 Jamaica ; Leeward Islands ; Trinidad ; and under each 
 Island or Group.] 
 
 Western Australia. MB. and MD. [See oho Aborigines ; 
 and under Cities, Districts, and Subjects.] 
 
 Westminster Abbey. B. 
 
 Westminster Assembly (1646) . G. [See also Creeds ; 
 Presby terianism. ] 
 
 Westminster Confession of Faith. G. [See also Calvin- 
 ism ; Creeds; Presbyterianism.] 
 
 Westminster School. G. 
 
 Whales and Whale-fishing. A. [See also Ambergris ; 
 Cetacea ; Ziphiidje.] 
 
 Wharfs. A. [See also Docks ; Hydraulic Engineering.] 
 
 Wheat — Varieties and Culture. A. [See also Agricul- 
 ture ; Cereals ; Crops, Analyses of ; Feeding Experi- 
 ments ; Flour; Fodders and Food-stuffs; Grain Maga- 
 zines and Elevators ; Hessian Fly ; Milling of Wheat ; 
 Rust.] 
 
 Wheels. A. [»S'eea?so Carriage-building; Waggons; Water- 
 wheels ; Wind-mills.] 
 
 Whigs. [See Great Britain — Politics ; Liberalism.] 
 
 Whisky. A. [See also Alcohols ; Distillation ; Malt.] 
 
 Whist. A. [See also Cards.] 
 
 White Ants. A. [See also Termites.] 
 
 White Lead. A. [See also Paints and Pigments.] 
 
 Whooping Cough. A. 
 
 Wight, Isle of. D. 
 
 Wigs. A. 
 
 Will. A. [-See a^so Freedom of the Will 
 Psychology.] 
 
 Willows. A. [See also Basket-making.] 
 
 Wills — Law. F. [See also Guardians ; Inheritance ; 
 Intestacy ; Probate ; Succession, Law of.] 
 
 — Registers. K. 
 
 Wiltshire. B. 
 
 Winchester Cathedral. B. 
 
 Windmills. A. 
 
 Window Gardening and Wardian Cases. A. [See also 
 Greenhouse Gardening.] 
 
 Winds. A. [See also Anemometry ; Cyclones ; Meteor- 
 ology ; Storms ; Tornadoes.] 
 
 Windward Islands, [See Barbadoes.] 
 
 Wines and Wine-making. A. [See also Brandy; 
 Viticulture ; Viticulture — Periodicals.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Winter. A. 
 
 Wire. A. [See also Cables.] 
 
 Predestination ; 
 
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 Wireworm and Click-beetle. A. 
 Wisdom. G. 
 
 Wit. J. \_See also Caricature ; Epigrams ; Humour 
 and Comic Literatui-e ; Humourists and Satirists ; 
 Parodies ; Satire.] 
 
 Witchcraft. G. [See ahn Demonology ; Evil Eye ; Folk- 
 lore ; Magic ; Occult Sciences ; Superstition.] 
 
 Witenagemote. F. [See also Folk-mote.] 
 
 Witnesses. F. [See also Evidence.] 
 
 Wives, F. [See also ¥iimily ; Home; Husband and Wife ; 
 Marriage and Divorce.] 
 
 Woman Question. [See Chastity ; Costume ; Marriage ; 
 Prostitution; Woman Suffrage ; Women — with various 
 sub-headings.] 
 
 Woman Suffrage, F. [See also Women — Position.] 
 
 Wombat. (Phascolomys.) MA. [See also Marsupials; 
 Zoology and Fauna — Australia.] 
 
 Women. General. F. and G. [5e« a?«o Young Women.] 
 
 Biography. (Collected and individual lives not going 
 
 in any special class). C [See also Actors and Actresses ; 
 Amazons; Chastity; Family; Home; Love; Marriage; 
 IJtIothers ; Nuns ; Nursing ; Queens and Empresses ; 
 Saints; Singers; Sisterhoods; Wives; Woman Suffrage; 
 Women — Education ; Women — Position, Treatment 
 and Influence ; Women — Societies and Clubs ; Women — 
 Work ; Young Women.] 
 
 Education, Hygiene, and Training, G. [See 
 
 also Domestic Education ; Girton College ; Lady 
 Margaret College ; Newnham College; Vassar College.] 
 
 Diseases. [See Gynaecology ; Obstetrics.] 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Position, Treatment and Influence. F. [See 
 
 also Family ; Home, The ; Sisterhoods ; Woman Suffrage ; 
 
 Women — Education ; Women — Societies ; Women — 
 
 Work.] 
 
 Societies and Clubs. E. 
 
 Work, Professions, Employment, F 
 
 Wood-ashes, Analyses of. A. [See also Agricultural 
 Chemistry ; Manures and Fertilisers ; Timbers.] 
 
 Wood-carving and Wood-work. A. [See also Cabinet- 
 making; Carpentry; Carving; Decoration; Fret-cut- 
 ting ; Furniture; Lathes and Lathe-work.] 
 
 Wood-engraving. [See Engraving.] 
 
 Wood Pavements, A. [See also Pavements; Road- 
 making.] 
 
 Wood Peckers. A. 
 
 Wood, Preservation of. A. 
 
 Wood-pulp. [See Paper Manufacture.] 
 
 Woods. [See Botany, Economic ; Forestry ; Timbers.] 
 
 Wool. A. [See also Sheep and Sheep-breeding ; Stock 
 and Stock-breeding — Periodicals ; Textile Fabrics ; 
 Woollen and Worsted Manufactures.] 
 
 Woollen and Worsted Manufactures. A. 
 
Subject Headings for Dictionari/ Index. 
 
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 Woolly Blight. A. [See also Apliides ; Apples ; Ento- 
 mology, Economic ; Insects, Injurious.] 
 
 Work and Wages. F. [See also Agricultural Labourer ; 
 Capital and Labour ; Profit and Profit-sharing.] 
 
 Workhouses. F. [See also Asylums, Benevolent ; Poor 
 Laws.] 
 
 Working Glasses. F. [See also Agricultural Labourer ; 
 Apprentices and Apprenticeship ; Arbitration ; Capital 
 and Labour ; Employer's Liability ; Injurious Occupa- 
 tion ; Labour Question ; Master and Servant ; 
 Noxious Trades; People, The; Profit and Profit- 
 sharing ; Servants ; Slums ; Social Problems ; Strikes ; 
 Sweating System ; Trades Unions ; Work and Wages ; 
 AVorkmen's Dwellings.] 
 
 By Countries. 
 
 Workmen's Dwellings. A.^ 
 
 Workshop Receipts. [See Receipts, Workshop.] 
 
 Workshops — Law. [See Factories and Factory System.] 
 
 World, The — Voyages. [See Voyages — General.] 
 
 World's Columbian Exposition. [5'ee Chicago Exhibition.] 
 
 World's Parliament of Religions. [See Religions — 
 General.] 
 
 Worms. A. [See also Annelids ; Flat Worms ; Helmin- 
 thology ; Nematodes ; Nemertines ; Oligochaita ; Para- 
 sites ; Planarians ; Trematodes.] 
 
 Worship. G. [See also Animals, Worship of ; Ancestor 
 Worship ; Devotional Exercises ; Family Worship ; 
 Fetichism; Fire Worship; Idolatry; Liturgies; Medi- 
 tations, Devotional ; Prayer ; Public Worship ; Rituals ; 
 Sacraments ; Serpent Worship ; Sky Worship ; 
 Theology — Devotional and Practical ; Tree Worship.] 
 
 Worsted. [See Woollen and Worsted Manufactures.] 
 
 Wounds. A. [See also Gun-shot Wounds ; Surgery.] 
 
 Wrecks, [See Shipwrecks.] 
 
 Wrestling. A. [See also Sports and Pastimes.] 
 
 Writer's Cramp. A. 
 
 Writers. [See Authors ; Litterateurs ; Novelists.] 
 
 Writing. General. J. [.S'ee also Alphabets ; Cipher ; 
 Cryptography ; Cuneiform Inscriptions ; Hierogly- 
 phics ; Inscriptions ; Letter-writing ; Palaeography ; 
 Type-writing.] 
 
 History of. J. [See also Palaeography.] 
 
 Wrongs. [See Torts.] 
 
 X 
 
 X-Rays. [See Radiographs ; Rontgen Photography.] 
 Xiphosura. A. [See also Art\iro]}oda,.] 
 Xylophaga, [See Coleoptera.] 
 Xylonite. [See Celluloid.] 
 
 Xylophone. A. [See also Musical Instruments.] 
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 Yachtbuilding. A. [&« also Boat-building ; Ship- 
 building.] 
 
 Yachting. A. [See also Boating ; Sailing ; and under 
 the name of each Yacht.] 
 
 Yale University. G. [See also Universities, American.] 
 
 Yangtse-kiang River. D. 
 
 YarroWnRiver. B. 
 
 Yaws, The. [See Framboesia ; Tropical Diseases.] 
 
 Year Books of Current Events in Geography, History, 
 Politics, Science, &c. E and K. [See also Almanacs ; 
 and under Places and Subjects.] 
 
 Yeasts. A. [See also Alcohols ; Bacteriology; Brewing; 
 Fermentation ; Protophyta.] 
 
 Yellow Fever. A. [See also Tropical Diseases.] 
 
 Yemen. B. [See also Arabia ; Sabseans.] 
 
 Yerba-Mate (Paraguay Tea — Ilex Paraguay ensis). A. 
 
 Yorkshire Dialect. J. [See also English Language — 
 Dialects.] 
 
 Yoruba. J. [See also African Languages.] 
 
 Yosemite Valley. D. [See also California.] 
 
 Young Men. G. [See also Boys ; Self-culture.] 
 
 Young Men's Christian Associations, G. [See also 
 Christian Endeavour Movement.] 
 
 Young Women. G. [See also Girls ; Women — Education.] 
 
 Young Women's Christian Associations, G. 
 
 Youth. G. [See also Boys ; Girls ; Young Men ; Young 
 Women.] 
 
 Yucatan. D. [See also Indians, American.] 
 
 Yucatan Language. J. 
 
 Yukon. D. [See also Klondyke Goldfields.] 
 
 Zambesi. D. 
 
 Zanzibar. D. [See <dso Africa, East.] . 
 
 Zebra. A. 
 
 Zenana Missions. G. [See also Missions and Missionary 
 Work — India. ] 
 
 Zend Avesta. G. [See also Parseeism ; Persia— Reli- 
 gions ; Sacred Books ; Zoroastrianism.] 
 
 Zhob Valley. D. [See also Indian Frontier.] 
 
 Zinc. A. 
 
 Zincography, [See Photo-engraving ; Printing.] 
 
 Ziphiidse. A. [/See a?so Cetacea ; Dolphins ; Swordfish.] 
 
 Zodiac, The. A, 
 
Subject Headings Jor Dictionary Index. 
 
 227 
 
 Zodiacal Light. A. {See also Sun and Solar System.] 
 
 Zoism. G. [.See also Biology ; Life, Origin of.] 
 
 Zollverein. F. [See also Customs Union ; Federal Govern- 
 ment and Federalism ; Germany — History ; State 
 Rights.] 
 
 ZoBlatry. \_See Animals, Worship of.] 
 
 Zoological Laboratories and Stations. [See Zoology — 
 Museums, Laboratories, Gardens ; also Biology — 
 Museums, Laboratories and Stations ; Marine Zoology.] 
 
 Zoology — General. A. [See also Acclimatization ; Am- 
 phioxus; Anatomy, Comparative; Animal Electricity ; 
 Animal-lore ; Animal Mechanism; Animalcules; Apes; 
 Aquariums; Arachnida; Arthropoda ; Bacteriology; 
 Batrachia; Bestiaries; Biology; Birds; Brachiopoda 
 Cephalopoda ; Cestoda ; Chastognatha ; Coelenterata ; 
 Collecting; Coloration, Animal; Crustacea; Distribution 
 of Plants and Animals ; Echinodermata ; Embryology; 
 Entomology; Evolution; Fishes; Gasteropoda; Gephy- 
 rsea ; Gorilla ; Helminthology ; Heredity ; Hirudinea ; 
 Instinct; Invertebrata ; Lamellibranchiata; Mammalia; 
 Marine Zoology ; Marsupials ; Menageries ; Mollusca ; 
 Monkeys ; Monotremata ; Museums ; Myriopoda ; 
 Natural History ; Nematodes ; Nemertines ; Orni- 
 thology; Parasites; Peripatus; Phoronia; Physiology; 
 Polychseta ; Polyzoa ; Protozoa ; Reptiles ; Rotifera ; 
 Seals ; Sponges ; Taxidermy ; Trfematodes ; Tunicata ; 
 TurbeUaria ; Vertebrata; Vivariums; Worms; Zoology 
 and Fauna — By Countries ; and under each Order, 
 Class, Family, and Animal.] 
 
 ZoSlogy. Manuals, Systems, Nomenclature. A. 
 
 Dictionaries. A. 
 
 Addresses, Lectures, Pamphlets. A. 
 
 Museums. A. 
 
 Periodicals. E. 
 
 Societies. E. 
 
 Laboratories, Stations, Gardens. G. [See also 
 
 Menageries ; Vivariums.] 
 
 Zoology and Fauna. By Countries. 
 
 Zoophytes. A. [See also Actinidse; Actinozoa; Ane- 
 mones ; Corals ; Ctenophora ; Hydrozoa ; Minyadid» ; 
 Polyzoa ; Sponges ; Virgulariidse.] 
 
 Zoroastrianism. G. [See also Fire Worship ; Parseeism ; 
 Sacred Books; ZendAvesta; and under Zoroaster in 
 Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Zululand. D. [See also Mashonaland ; Matabeleland ; 
 Rhodesia ; South Africa ; Zulus.] 
 
 Zulu Languages. J. [See also Bantu Language ; Kaffir 
 Languages.] 
 
 Zulus. A. [See also Kaffirs.] 
 
 Zurich. B. 
 
 Zwinglianism. G. [See also Lord's Supper; Lutheran 
 Church ; Reformers, Religious; and under Zwingli, 
 Ulric in the Author Catalogue.] 
 
 Zymotic Diseases. [See Contagious and Infectious Dis- 
 eases ; Fevers ; Germs in Disease ; Plagues.] 
 
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