The Complete Works of Thomas Dick, LL. D. ... Eleven Volumes in Two..., Volume 1

Edwards & Bushnell, 1857

PART I	12

CHAPTER II	22

CHAPTER III	37

ON INFANT SCHOOLS	57

Astronomy Object and utility of this science Mode of conmunicating	60

CHAPTER V	67

English ReadingSpecimen of lessons for children and the mode in which	85

Experimental Philosophy and Chemistry Departments of Experimental	117

VI	11

OF THE NATURAL ATTRIBUTES OF THE DEITY	13

APPENDIX	23

SECTION III	29

Mechanism of Animated Beings	42

ON THE GOODNESS OR BENEVOLENCE OF THE DEITY	52

THE RELATION WHICH THE INVENTIONS OF ART BEAR TO	55

GEOGRAPHY	63

Mathematics General remarks on the plan and order in which a knowledge	126

Natural Theology An appropriate study for the young Summary	138

Instruction in the knowledge of the Deity Mode of illustrating the Divine perfections	144

Defects which adhere to the present system of Sabbath Schools Qualifications of Sabbath	151

Deficiency in the qualifications of Teachershonourable nature of the officenecessity	161

They would tend to the prevention of Crime Number of thieves in Londontrials	172

The authors communications on this subject in 1814 Condensed view of them Admis	188

Introductory remarks 192 I Improvements in preaching 193 II Union of the Christian	210

Necessity of such institutions Subjects to which this class of young persons should be 154	154

General view of what an enlightened education should embrace Defects in our treatises on this subject Mans eternal destiny overlooked c 37	1

On the Rectitude of the Divine Character	34

CHAPTER II	44

SECTION III	52

SECTION V	58

SECTION VI	65

Necessity of Revelation Folly of discarding the Science of Nature from Religion	i

and the discoveries made by itserves instead of a celestial vehicle Magnifying pow	70

GEOLOGY	73

Its sublime objects Apparent motions of the Sunof the Moon Eclipses of the	84

Drawing Mode of procedure in learning this art Fancy landscapes c	88

Grammar Absurdities in relation to this subject Lord Kaimes opinion	94

ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY	108

CHAPTER IV	126

134	134

Illustration of the rate of motion in the heavenly bodies on the supposition that the earth is at rest	149

Experimental illustrations of the pressure of the atmosphere	150

Remarks on the late pretended discovery of a Lunar Fortification No V On the ideas of Magnitude Motion and Duration as expressed by numbers No...	152

On the first inventor of Printing No VIII On Telescopes with a brief notice of a New Reflecting Telescope constructed by the Author	154

On Steam Navigation No X Strictures on a certain sentiment respecting Human Redemption No XI Extract from Dr Dwight No XII List of Popular W...	155

157	157

Geology Its practical utility Classification of the rocks and strata	160

Titel	The Complete Works of Thomas Dick, LL. D. ... Eleven Volumes in Two..., Volume 1 The Complete Works of Thomas Dick, LL. D. ... Eleven Volumes in Two, Thomas Dick
Auteur	Thomas Dick
Uitgever	Edwards & Bushnell, 1857
Oorspronkelijk uit	de University of Michigan
Gedigitaliseerd	17 feb 2006

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