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ENCYCLOPAEDIA BBITANNICA.-PRINCIPAL SUBJECTS.

VOLUME VII.—Continued.

CRUSADES, CUVIER, DANTON, and DEFOE. By James

Browne, LL.D.

CRUSTACEA. By John Fleming, D.D., Professor of Natural

Science, New College, Edinburgh.

CUNNINGHAM, DALRYMPLE, and DEMPSTER. By DavidIuvino, LL.D.

DAIRY. By John Wilson, Author of “ Agriculture.”

DEAF and DUMB. By P. M. Roget, M.D., F.R.S.DEMOSTHENES. By William Spalding, M.A., Professor of

Logic and Metaphysics in the University of St. Andrews.

DENMARK. By Emeric Szabad, Author of the Article “Austria.”DIALLING. By Henry Meikle, C.E.

Commerce—ConstantmopoUtan History — Copyright — Crystallization —

Deluge.

VOLUME VIII.

DIPLOMACY and ENTAIL. By John Hill Burton.

DISTILLATION. By James Stark, M.D., F.R.S.E.

DIVING and DIVING BELL. By George Buchanan, F.R.S.E.

DOCK and DOCK-YARD. By Sir John Barrow, Bart. Revisedby his Son, John Barrow, Admiralty.

DOLLOND, DOLOMIEU, and DUIIAMEL. By Thomas Young,M.D., F.R.S.

DONEGAL, DOWN, and DUBLIN. By Henry Senior.

DRAINAGE of TOWNS. By W. Hosking, Author of “Archi-tecture,” etc.

DRAINAGE of LANDS. By J. Wilson, Author of “ Agriculture,”etc.

DRAMA. By Sir Walter Scott, Bart.

DRAWING and ENGRAVING. By W. H. Lizars.

DRY ROT. By Sir John Barrow, Bart.

DUMONT, LORD DUNCAN, etc. By James Browne, LL.D.DUNBAR, (WILLIAM,) and ENGLISH LANGUAGE. ' By

David Irving, LL.D.

DYEING (Calico Printing.) By F. Crace Calvert, Professor

of Chemistry, Royal Institution, Manchester.

DYNAMICS. By John Robison, late Professor of Natural

Philosophy in the University of Edinburgh.

ECONOMISTS. By James Mill.

EDINBURGH and EDINBURGHSHIRE.

EGYPT. By R. Stuart Poole, of the Department of Antiquities,

British Museum.