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occupations of life.”—_Lancet._
CONTENTS OF THE TWENTY NINE VOLUMES ALREADY PUBLISHED.
The Work is so arranged, that any Volume or Subject may be taken by
itself.—General Title Pages for the Subscriber to the entire Series,
and additional Title Pages for the purchasers of detached Subjects, are
supplied throughout.
1 & 3. HUMMING BIRDS, 68 Coloured Plates: with Memoirs and Portraits of
Linnæus and Pennant.
2. MONKEYS, 32 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of Buffon.
4. LIONS, TIGERS, &c., 28 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of Cuvier.
5. PEACOCKS, PHEASANTS, TURKEYS, &c., 30 Coloured Plates; Portrait and
Memoir of Aristotle.
6. BIRDS of the GAME KIND, 32 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of Sir
T. S. Raffles.
7. FISHES of the PERCH GENUS, &c., 32 Coloured Plates; Portrait and
Memoir of Sir J. Bankes.
8. COLEOPTEROUS INSECTS (Beetles), 32 Coloured Plates: Portrait and
Memoir of Ray.
9. COLUMBIDÆ (Pigeons), 32 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of Pliny.
10. BRITISH BUTTERFLIES, 36 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of
Werner.
11. RUMINATING ANIMALS, containing Deer, Antelopes, Camels, &c., 35
Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of Camper.
12. RUMINATING ANIMALS, containing Goats, Sheep, Wild and Domestic
Cattle, &c., &c., 33 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of John Hunter.
13. ELEPHANTS, RHINOCEROSES, TAPIRS, &c., 31 Coloured Plates; Portrait
and Memoir of Sir H. Sloane.
14. BRITISH MOTHS, SPHINXES, &c., 32 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir
of Madame Merian.
15. PARROTS, 32 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of Bewick.
16. WHALES, 32 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of Lacepede.
17 & 19. BIRDS OF WESTERN AFRICA, 68 Coloured Plates; Portraits and
Memoirs of Bruce and Le Vaillant.
18. FOREIGN BUTTERFLIES, 33 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of
Lamarck.
20 & 24. BIRDS of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND, 68 Coloured Plates;
Portraits and Memoirs of Sir R. Sibbald and Smellie.
21. FLYCATCHERS, their Natural Arrangement and Relations, 33 Coloured
Plates; Portrait and Memoir of Baron Haller.
22. BRITISH QUADRUPEDS, 36 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of
Ulysses Aldrovandi.
23. AMPHIBIOUS CARNIVORA, including the Walrus, Seals, and Herbivorous
Cetacea, 33 Coloured Plates; Portrait and Memoir of Peron.
25 & 28. DOGS, including also the Genera Hyæna and Proteles, 70 Coloured
Plates; Portraits and Memoirs of Pallas and D’Azara.
26. BEES, including their Management, 32 Coloured Plates; Portrait and
Memoir of Huber.
27. FISHES, their Structure and Uses, 33 Coloured Plates; Portrait and
Memoir of Salviani.
29. INTRODUCTION to ENTOMOLOGY, 38 Coloured Plates; Portraits and Memoirs
of Swammerdam and De Geer.
30. MARSUPIALIA, or POUCHED ANIMALS, 36 Coloured Plates, Portrait, and
Memoir of Barclay.
31. HORSES—The Equidae, or Genus Equus of Authors, 35 Coloured Plates,
Portrait and Memoir of Gesner.
32. FISHES OF BRITISH GUIANA, Vol. I., By SCHOMBURGK, with his Life,
Travels, and Portrait, 34 Coloured Plates.
Completion of the Work.
The following Volumes, with which considerable progress has been made,
will complete the Series, forming in all 40 Volumes.
FISHES OF BRITISH GUIANA, Vol. II, By SCHOMBURGK, with his Life,
Travels, and Portrait.
EXOTIC MOTHS, with a Copious Dissertation on the Silk Moth, by DUNCAN.
BRITISH BIRDS, Vols. III, & IV, By SIR W. JARDINE.
INTRODUCTION to the MAMMALIA, By COL. C. HAMILTON SMITH.
SUN BIRDS, By SIR W. JARDINE, with Portrait and Memoir of Willoughby.
BRITISH FISHES, 2 Vols., with Portraits and Memoirs of Humboldt and
Isaac Walton.