Attributed to Sir Richard Phillips, this fascinating 1834 encyclopaedia contains articles on natural and man-made curiosities across the world.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. Mountains of the Andes, in South America 2. Chimborazo 3. Cotopaxi 4. Pichincha 5. Mount Etna, in the Island of Sicily 6. Mount Vesuvius, near Naples 7. Mount Hecla, in Iceland 8. The Geysers 9. Mont Blanc, in Switerland 10. The Peak of Teneriffe 11. The Souffriere Mountain, in the Island of St. Vincent 12. The Peak of Derbyshire 13. British mountains 14. Stromboli 15. The Himalaya Mountains, in the East Indies 16. Sabrina Island, near St. Michael's, one of the Azores 17. The Great Kentucky Cavern 18. Grotto of Antiparos 19. Grant Staffa Cavern, or Fingal's Cave 20. The Yanar, or Perpetual Fire 21. Herculaneum 22. Pompeii 23. The Great Earthquake of 1755 24. The Giant's Causeway 25. Natural bridges of Icononzo 26. Rock bridge, in Virginia 27. Bessely Gaut 28. Extraneous fossils 29. Subterraneous forests 30. Coral reefs and islands 31. Wide and inhospitable deserts 32. Sands of the desert 33. Diamond mines 34. Gold and silver mines 35. Quicksilver mines 36. Ice islands 37. Icebergs 38. River of the Amazons 39. The Apurimac 40. The Oroonoko 41. The Ganges 42. The Indus 43. The Nile 44. Lake Superior 45. Lake Huron 46. Lake Asphaltites 47. The Caspian Sea 48. Falls of Niagara 49. Falls of the Montmorenci 50. Cataracts of the Nile 51. Saint Winifred's Well 52. Dropping well at Knaresborough 53. Pitch lake of Trinidad 54. Mud lake of Java 55. Meteors 56. Aerolites 57. Spectre of the Broken 58. The Miage 59. Fata Morgana 60. Remarkable thunderstorms 61. Hail storms 62. Hurricanes 63. Monsoons 64. Whirlwinds and waterspouts 65. The great serpent, called the boa constrictor 66. The sea serpent 67. The elephant 68. The orang outang 69. The termintes 70. The Banian tree 71. The upas, or poison tree 72. Pyramids of Egypt 73. Cryptae, or catacombs of Alexandria 74. Ruins of Palmyra and Balbec 75. Ruins of Babylon 76. Ruins of Persepolis 77. Athens 78. Temples of elephants 79. Temples of Salsette 80. Great Wall of China 81. Porcelain Tower, at Nankin 82. The Coliseum, at Rome 83. Trajan's Palace 84. The Pont du Gard 85. St. Peter's, of Rome 86. Eddystone light-house 87. Bell Rock light-house 88. Stonehenge 89. St. Paul's Cathedral 90. Westminster Abbey 91. The Tower of London 92. The Bank of England 93. General Post-Office 94. The Monument 95. The Louvre 96. The British Museum 97. The Linwood Gallery, Leicester Square 98. Bullock's Museum, Piccadilly 99. Dr. Herschel's Grand Telescope 100. The steam engine.
1. Mountains of the Andes, in South America 2. Chimborazo 3. Cotopaxi 4. Pichincha 5. Mount Etna, in the Island of Sicily 6. Mount Vesuvius, near Naples 7. Mount Hecla, in Iceland 8. The Geysers 9. Mont Blanc, in Switerland 10. The Peak of Teneriffe 11. The Souffriere Mountain, in the Island of St. Vincent 12. The Peak of Derbyshire 13. British mountains 14. Stromboli 15. The Himalaya Mountains, in the East Indies 16. Sabrina Island, near St. Michael's, one of the Azores 17. The Great Kentucky Cavern 18. Grotto of Antiparos 19. Grant Staffa Cavern, or Fingal's Cave 20. The Yanar, or Perpetual Fire 21. Herculaneum 22. Pompeii 23. The Great Earthquake of 1755 24. The Giant's Causeway 25. Natural bridges of Icononzo 26. Rock bridge, in Virginia 27. Bessely Gaut 28. Extraneous fossils 29. Subterraneous forests 30. Coral reefs and islands 31. Wide and inhospitable deserts 32. Sands of the desert 33. Diamond mines 34. Gold and silver mines 35. Quicksilver mines 36. Ice islands 37. Icebergs 38. River of the Amazons 39. The Apurimac 40. The Oroonoko 41. The Ganges 42. The Indus 43. The Nile 44. Lake Superior 45. Lake Huron 46. Lake Asphaltites 47. The Caspian Sea 48. Falls of Niagara 49. Falls of the Montmorenci 50. Cataracts of the Nile 51. Saint Winifred's Well 52. Dropping well at Knaresborough 53. Pitch lake of Trinidad 54. Mud lake of Java 55. Meteors 56. Aerolites 57. Spectre of the Broken 58. The Miage 59. Fata Morgana 60. Remarkable thunderstorms 61. Hail storms 62. Hurricanes 63. Monsoons 64. Whirlwinds and waterspouts 65. The great serpent, called the boa constrictor 66. The sea serpent 67. The elephant 68. The orang outang 69. The termintes 70. The Banian tree 71. The upas, or poison tree 72. Pyramids of Egypt 73. Cryptae, or catacombs of Alexandria 74. Ruins of Palmyra and Balbec 75. Ruins of Babylon 76. Ruins of Persepolis 77. Athens 78. Temples of elephants 79. Temples of Salsette 80. Great Wall of China 81. Porcelain Tower, at Nankin 82. The Coliseum, at Rome 83. Trajan's Palace 84. The Pont du Gard 85. St. Peter's, of Rome 86. Eddystone light-house 87. Bell Rock light-house 88. Stonehenge 89. St. Paul's Cathedral 90. Westminster Abbey 91. The Tower of London 92. The Bank of England 93. General Post-Office 94. The Monument 95. The Louvre 96. The British Museum 97. The Linwood Gallery, Leicester Square 98. Bullock's Museum, Piccadilly 99. Dr. Herschel's Grand Telescope 100. The steam engine.
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