A CLASS BOOK OF PHYSICS
Reading edition
BY
Professor E. A. GREGORY
AND
H. E. HADLEY, B.Sc.
Globe 8vo. 4s. 6d.
Parts I., II., and III. Fundamental Measurements, Hydrostatics and Mechanics, Heat. 2s.
Parts III., IV., V. Heat, Light, and Sound. 2s.
Parts IV. and V. Light and Sound. 1s. 6d.
Parts VI., VII., and VIII. Magnetism, Static Electricity, Voltaic Electricity. 1s. 6d.
EDUCATIONAL NEWS.—“In this book of 487 pages is given a concise, lucid, and well-arranged outline of the subjects of Mechanics and Hydrostatics, Heat, Light, Sound, Magnetism, and Electricity. Many excellent exercises, numerical and otherwise, add to the value of the book. It should be added that the volume is well illustrated and well printed, and that it has a full and therefore useful index.”
OXFORD MAGAZINE.—“In spite of the great improvement in text-books of elementary physics during recent years, the authors’ experience has enabled them to produce one that marks a further advance on its predecessors. The chief features of the book are the lucidity with which it is written, and the large number of excellent illustrations which serve to elucidate many points often imperfectly understood.”
TEACHER.—“The candidate who is preparing for an elementary examination in any branch of Physics, and who has worked through this book and mastered its contents will have but little cause to fear the examiners’ questions. The matter is concisely stated, methodically arranged, and, needless to remark, from the standing of the authors, it is both accurate and complete within the limits stated. A large number of diagrams illustrate the text and are mostly original and new. Searching exercises are placed at the end of each chapter.”
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