PRINCIPLES OF THE SCIENCES; |
or, The Elements of Human Knowledge connected with Religion and Morality. In a Series of Familiar Letters, from a Father to his Son. | Theology, | Geography, | Phonics, | | Mythology, | History, | Chemistry, | | Astronomy, | Chronology, | Hydrostatics, | | Meteorology, | Logic, | Pneumatics, | | Geology, | Ontology, | Electricity, | | Mineralogy, | Mathematics, | Galvanism, | | Physiology, | Mechanics, | Literature, | | Anatomy, | Magnetism, | Music, | | ZoÖlogy, | Navigation, | Painting, | | Botany, | Optics, | Poetry; | With a variety of concomitant and minor subjects. By Cecil Hartley, M.A. Author of "Principles of Punctuation," and "of Elocution." |
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