The Botanic Garden, a Poem in Two Parts. Part 1: the Economy of Vegetation
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Chapters (125)
- THE
- PART I.
- PART II.
- WITH
- ADVERTISEMENT.
- APOLOGY.
- TO
- THE ECONOMY OF VEGETATION.
- CANTO I.
- THE ECONOMY OF VEGETATION.
- CANTO II.
- THE ECONOMY OF VEGETATION.
- CANTO III.
- THE ECONOMY OF VEGETATION.
- CANTO IV.
- CONTENTS
- CANTO I.
- CANTO II.
- CANTO III.
- CANTO IV.
- ADDITIONAL NOTES.
- NOTE I.—METEORS.
- NOTE II.—PRIMARY COLOURS.
- NOTE III.—COLOURED CLOUDS.
- NOTE IV.—COMETS.
- NOTE V.—SUN'S RAYS.
- NOTE VI.—CENTRAL FIRES.
- NOTE VII.—ELEMENTARY HEAT.
- NOTE VIII.—MEMNON'S LYRE.
- NOTE IX.—LUMINOUS INSECTS.
- NOTE X.—PHOSPHORUS.
- NOTE XI.—STEAM-ENGINE.
- NOTE XII.—FROST.
- NOTE XIII.—ELECTRICITY
- ELECTRIC POINTS.
- FAIRY-RINGS.
- NOTE XIV.—BUDS AND BULBS.
- NOTE XV.—SOLAR VOLCANOS.
- NOTE XVI.—CALCAREOUS EARTH.
- NOTE XVII.—MORASSES.
- NOTE XVIII.—IRON.
- STEEL.
- MODERN PRODUCTION OF IRON.
- SEPTARIA OF IRON-STONE.
- NOTE XIX.—FLINT.
- 1. SILICEOUS ROCKS.
- 2. SILICEOUS TREES.
- 3. AGATES, ONYXES, SCOTS-PEBBLES.
- 4. SAND OF THE SEA.
- 5. CHERT, OR PETROSILEX.
- 6. NODULES OF FLINT IN CHALK-BEDS.
- 7. ANGLES OF SILICEOUS SAND.
- 8. BASALTES AND GRANITES.
- NOTE XX.—CLAY.
- NOTE XXI.—ENAMELS.
- NOTE XXII.—PORTLAND VASE.
- NOTE XXIII.—COAL
- NOTE XXIV.—GRANITE.
- GEOLOGICAL RECAPITULATION.
- NOTE XXV.—EVAPORATION.
- NOTE XXVI.—SPRINGS
- NOTE XXVII.—SHELL FISH.
- NOTE XXVIII.—STURGEON.
- NOTE XXIX.—OIL ON WATER.
- NOTE XXX.—SHIP-WORM.
- NOTE XXXI.—MAELSTROM.
- NOTE XXXII.—GLACIERS.
- NOTE XXXIII.—WINDS.
- SOUTH-WEST WINDS.
- NORTH-EAST WINDS.
- SOUTH-EAST WINDS.
- NORTH-WEST WINDS.
- TRADE-WINDS.
- MONSOONS AND TORNADOES.
- LAND AND SEA-BREEZES.
- CONCLUSION.
- INSTRUMENTS.
- RECAPITULATION.
- NOTE XXXIV.—VEGETABLE PERSPIRATION.
- NOTE XXXV.—VEGETABLE PLACENTATION.
- NOTE XXXVI—VEGETABLE CIRCULATION.
- NOTE XXXVII—VEGETABLE RESPIRATION.
- NOTE XXXVIII.—VEGETABLE IMPREGNATION.
- NOTE XXXIX.—VEGETABLE GLANDULATION.
- CONTENTS
- NOTE I … METEORS.
- NOTE II … PRIMARY COLOURS.
- NOTE III … COLOURED CLOUDS.
- NOTE IV … COMETS.
- NOTE V … SUN'S RAYS.
- NOTE VI … CENTRAL FIRES.
- NOTE VII … ELEMENTARY HEAT.
- NOTE VIII … MEMNON'S LYRE.
- NOTE IX … LUMINOUS INSECTS.
- NOTE X … PHOSPHORUS.
- NOTE XI … STEAM-ENGINE.
- NOTE XII … FROST.
- NOTE XIII … ELECTRICITY.
- NOTE XIV … BUDS AND BULBS.
- NOTE XV … SOLAR VOLCANOS.
- NOTE XVI … CALCAREOUS EARTH.
- NOTE XVII … MORASSES.
- NOTE XVIII … IRON
- NOTE XIX … FLINT.
- NOTE XX … CLAY.
- NOTE XXI … ENAMELS.
- NOTE XXII … PORTLAND VASE.
- NOTE XXIII … COAL.
- NOTE XXIV … GRANITE.
- NOTE XXV … EVAPORATION.
- NOTE XXVI … SPRINGS.
- NOTE XXVII … SHELL-FISH.
- NOTE XXVIII … STURGEON.
- NOTE XXIX … OIL ON WATER.
- NOTE XXX … SHIP-WORM.
- NOTE XXXI … MAELSTROM.
- NOTE XXXII … GLACIERS.
- NOTE XXXIII … WINDS.
- NOTE XXXIV … VEGETABLE PERSPIRATION.
- NOTE XXXV … VEGETABLE PLACENTATION.
- NOTE XXXVI … VEGETABLE CIRCULATION.
- NOTE XXXVII … VEGETABLE RESPIRATION.
- NOTE XXXVIII … VEGETABLE IMPREGNATION.
- NOTE XXXIX … VEGETABLE GLANDULATION.
- THE END
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