Victorian Science and Nature

A Victorian Scrapbook of Newspaper Articles by George Burgess (1829-1905)

The scrapbook of George Burgess covers most of his working life from about the 1850's to the 1900's and consists of Victorian Newspaper cuttings, mostly undated, and mostly from British newspapers (includes a few American newspaper articles). For historical accuracy poor spelling and bad grammar (and American spellings) in any article is faithfully reproduced in the transcription.

Other Topics covered by the Victorian Scrapbook are: -

[ Family ] [ Health & Education ] [ Humour ] [ Poetry ] [ Politics & History ] [ Religion ] [ Science & Nature ] [ Temperance ] [ Victorian Culture ]

A Compilation of short articles	A Girdle of Suns	A lecture in 1894 about invisible stars by Sir Robert S Ball	An Exodus of Frogs	An Indian Elephant - The Circus
Automations	Birds	Bottomless Pit	Discoveries of the Age	Earthquake in England - 6th October 1863
Have Animals Reasoning Power	How to know the age of a horse	Human Life	Imagination and Reality	Interesting Statistics
Longfellow and JG Mamby	Man and His Attributes	Marvels of Man	Old Oak Trees	Phrenologist
Railway Trains	Singular Instance of Sagacity in a Hen	Sleep	Statistics of Muscular Power	Subjects for Thought - Error about the Honey Bee
The British Association at Southport 1880's	The Depth of Space	The Geography of the Moon	The Head	The Human Body - Man's Double Head and Spine or Three Brains
The Lion's Roar	The Power of Memory	The Prime Age of the Human Mind	The Stars	The Sun
Theory of Life - Professor Faraday	Eggs; Discovery in photography; Longevity; and Climate	What the Steam Engine Does	How To Eat Wisely.	Wonders of the Microscope / And the Spider
Wonders of the Universe

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