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Victorian Science and Nature

A Victorian Scrapbook of Newspaper Articles by George Burgess (1829-1905)

Diary and scrapbook by George BurgessThe scrapbook of George Burgess covering most of his working life from the late 1840's to the 1900's contains Victorian era newspaper articles (most undated, but a few have been dated). The articles are mostly from American newspapers between 1845 and 1857 while George Burgess was in America and British newspapers from 1857 to about 1901. For historical accuracy poor spelling and bad grammar (and American spellings) in any article is faithfully reproduced in the transcription.

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Other Topics covered by the Victorian Scrapbook are: -

[ Family ] [ Health & Education ] [ Humour ] [ Poetry ] [ Politics & History ] [ Religion ] [ Science & Nature ] [ Temperance ] [ Victorian Culture ]



A Compilation of short articles

A Girdle of Suns

A lecture in 1894 about invisible stars by Sir Robert S Ball

An Exodus of Frogs

An Indian Elephant - The Circus

Automations

Birds

Bottomless Pit

Discoveries of the Age

Earthquake in England - 6th October 1863

Have Animals Reasoning Power

How to know the age of a horse

Human Life

Imagination and Reality

Interesting Statistics

Longfellow and JG Mamby

Man and His Attributes

Marvels of Man

Old Oak Trees

Phrenologist

Railway Trains

Singular Instance of Sagacity in a Hen

Sleep

Statistics of Muscular Power

Subjects for Thought - Error about the Honey Bee

The British Association at Southport 1880's

The Depth of Space

The Geography of the Moon

The Head

The Human Body - Man's Double Head and Spine or Three Brains

The Lion's Roar

The Power of Memory

The Prime Age of the Human Mind

The Stars

The Sun

Theory of Life - Professor Faraday

Eggs; Discovery in photography; Longevity; and Climate

What the Steam Engine Does

How To Eat Wisely.

Wonders of the Microscope / And the Spider

Wonders of the Universe

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