[B56]

Edinburgh New Phil Journal no 48

Abstract of Agassiz on ice.

Argue against Agassiz last number of L'Institut 1837 p 417 Read

seldom be abandon a beach a few pebbles generally are going on break

L'Institut no 221 1837 p 346 Read

1858 p 55

Case of Blocks transported along Beach Baer Scandinavia

I suspect fragments turn very black long arches — Sand of [illeg] curiosity.

A on such Theories it is odd that like heaviest blocks in which might be expected to have scratched the surface are angular.

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Read Charpentier sur les Bloc erratiques.

Hitchcock geolog of Massachusetts

[Hitchcock, Edward. 1841. Final report on the geology of Massachussets. 2 vols. Amhurst: J. S. & C. Adams. [inscribed][Darwin Library-Down] PDF Darwin recorded that he "skimmed" this work on 12 Nov 1845.]

Featherstonhaugh Geology

Featherstonhaugh, G. W. 1836. Report of a geological reconnoissance made in 1835, from the seat of government by the way of Green Bay and the Wisconsin Territory to the Coteau de Prairie: an elevated ridge dividing the Missouri from the St. Peter's River. Washington. 168pp. CUL-DAR131 [inscribed to: 'Charles Darwin Esq. Sec Anti-Moses Society &c &c &c &c from the Importer' [i.e. secretary of the Geological Society of London]'] Image PDF

Rogers in Reports of Brit Assoc vol. III

Bigsby Geolog Transact. vol VI p. 2.