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The Adaptation of External

ASTOR, LENOX ANS TEDEN FOUNDATIONE=

By the Rev. WM. KIRBY, M.
A., F. R. S.

Nature to the Moral and Illustrated by numerous En-
Intellectual Constitution of gravings on Copper.

Man.

By the Rev, THOMAS CHAL

VII.

MERS, Professor of Divinity Animal and Vegetable Phyin the University of Edin

burgh.

The

II.

siology, considered with Re-
ference to Natural Theo-

logy.

Adantation of External By PETER MARK ROGET, M. D.

ence to Natural Theology. By the Rev. WM. WHEWELL, M. A., F. R. S., Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge.

IV.

The Hand: Its Mechanism and
Vital Endowments as evinc-
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By SIR CHARLES BELL, K. H.,
F. R. S.

V.

Chemistry, Meteorology, and
the Function of Digestion.
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VI.

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stincts of Animals.

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