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COURSE IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE.
1. Natural Philosophy.—Avery's Elements of Natural Philosophy,
followed by Ganot or Deschanel.
2. Chemistry.—(1.) General Chemistry, equal to Fownes'. (2.
Qualitative Analysis—Stoddard's Outline of Qualitative
Analysis, Appleton's Qualitative Analysis. (3.) Quantita-
tive Analysis—Appleton's.
3. Astronomy.—Newcomb and Holden, American Science Series.
4.—Domestic Science:—Talmage's Domestic Science, complete.
5.—Latin:—Julius Caesar; analysis of special reference ...
Excerpt:COURSE IN PHYSICAL SCIENCE. 1. Natural Philosophy.—Avery's Elements of Natural Philosophy, followed by Ganot or Deschanel. 2. Chemistry.—(1.) General Chemistry, equal to Fownes'. (2. Qualitative Analysis—Stoddard's Outline of Qualitative Analysis, Appleton's Qualitative Analysis. (3.) Quantita- tive Analysis—Appleton's. 3. Astronomy.—Newcomb and Holden, American Science Series. 4.—Domestic Science:—Talmage's Domestic Science, complete. 5.—Latin:—Julius Caesar; analysis of special reference ...