James Geikie, the Man and the GeologistPart 2 — Printed byReading editionChapter navigation21 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…FrontispieceJames GeikiePREFACEPart I.—LIFE AND LETTERS By MARION I. NEWBIGINPart II.—GEOLOGICAL WORK By J. S. FLETTPART I LIFE AND LETTERS CHAPTER I Boyhood and Youth 1839–1861Chapter II · First Years on the Geological Survey 1862–1864Chapter III · “The Great Ice Age”: (1) Years of Preparation 1865–1871Chapter IV · “The Great Ice Age”: (2) Publication 1872–1874Chapter V · Marriage and Life at Perth 1875–1877Chapter VI · Last Years on the Survey 1878–1882Chapter VII · Edinburgh and the Professorship 1882–1888Chapter VIII · Final Edition of “The Great Ice Age” 1889–1903Chapter IX · Retirement from the Professorship and Last Days 1904–1915PART II GEOLOGICAL WORK CHAPTER X The Glacial Problem before James GeikieChapter XI · “The Great Ice Age” and “Prehistoric Europe”Chapter XII · Educational and Administrative WorkChapter XIII · Interglacial ControversiesLIST OF PUBLICATIONSINDEXPrinted byPrevious chapter ←Part 2 — INDEXEnd of this editionAll chapters and sections (21)Other sectionsFrontispieceJames GeikiePREFACEParts12Part 1 · Parts1Part 1 · Chapters23456789Part 2 · Parts2Part 2 · Chapters111213Part 2 · Other sectionsLIST OF PUBLICATIONSINDEXPrinted byPRINTED BY OLIVER AND BOYD EDINBURGH◇← INDEX